Canadian federal election results in Prince Edward Island

Canadian federal elections have provided the following results in Prince Edward Island.

Regional profile

Seats by party throughout time

From 1988 to 2006, Prince Edward Island did not elect a non-Liberal MP. In 2008, the Conservatives finally broke through in the province, as Gail Shea was elected in Egmont. Lawrence MacAulay won by less than 300 votes in both 1997 and 2000, but won with a commanding majority in 2004. In 2011 PEI had an unusual result in which the Conservatives had the most votes province-wide, but won only one out of the four provincial seats. This was due to a comfortable margin of victory in Egmont, and closer losses in the other three ridings. In 2015, the Liberals easily swept all 4 seats. They repeated the sweep in 2019, but with smaller margins due to a large rise in Green support. A third Liberal sweep occurred in 2021, with the Greens support crumbling down to 9%.

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Votes by party throughout time

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! scope="row"|1979

| 26,231 40.6%

| 4,181 6.5%

| 34,147 52.8%

| 54 0.1%

! scope="row"|1980

| 31,005 46.8%

| 4,339 6.6%

| 30,653 46.3%

| 208 0.3%

! scope="row"|1984

| 30,075 41.0%

| 4,737 6.5%

| 37 0.1%

| 38,160 52.0%

| 405 0.6%

! scope="row"|1988

| 37,761 49.9%

| 5,661 7.5%

| 31,372 41.5%

| 850 1.1%

! scope="row"|1993

| 43,217 60.2%

| 3,720 5.2%

| 249 0.3%

| 22,878 31.9%

| 744 1.0%

| 958 1.3%

! scope="row"|1997

| 31,595 44.8%

| 10,675 15.1%

| 26,998 38.3%

| 1,056 1.5%

| 219 0.3%

! scope="row"|2000

| 35,021 47.0%

| 6,714 9.0%

| 250 0.3%

| 28,610 38.4%

| 3,719 5.0%

| 150 0.2%

! scope="row"|2004

| 40,241 52.5%

| 23,499 30.7%

| 9,566 12.5%

| 3,184 4.2%

| 105 0.1%

! scope="row"|2006

| 41,195 52.6%

| 26,146 33.4%

| 7,491 9.6%

| 3,025 3.9%

| 509 0.6%

! scope="row"|2008

| 35,365 47.7%

| 26,863 36.2%

| 7,232 9.8%

| 3,485 4.7%

| 1,225 1.7%

! scope="row"|2011

| 32,380 41.0%

| 32,548 41.2%

| 12,135 15.4%

| 1,895 2.4%

| 87 0.1%

! scope="row"|2015

| 51,002 58.3%

| 16,900 19.3%

| 14,006 16.0%

| 5,281 6.0%

| 295 0.3%

! scope="row"|2019

| 37,300 43.7%

| 23,321 27.3%

| 6,444 7.6%

| 17,817 20.9%

| 412 0.5%

! scope="row"|2021

| 39,046 46.3%

| 26,673 31.6%

| 7,802 9.2%

| 8,048 9.5%

| 2,793 3.3%

! scope="row"|2025

| 56,011 57.6%

| 35,846 36.9%

| 2,367 2.4%

| 2,170 2.2%

| 847 0.9%

Detailed results

2025

| style="background-color:whitesmoke" |Cardigan

|Kent MacDonald 14,404 57.0%

|James Aylward 9,442 37.4%

|Lynne Thiele 505 2.0%

|Maria Rodriguez 326 1.3%

|Adam Harding 180 0.7%

|Wayne Phelan 404 1.6%

|Lawrence MacAulay†

| style="background-color:whitesmoke" |Charlottetown

|Sean Casey 13,656 64.8%

|Natalie Jameson 6,139 29.1%

|Joe Byrne 906 4.3%

|Daniel Cousins 257 1.2%

|Robert Lucas 131 0.6%

|Sean Casey

| style="background-color:whitesmoke" |Egmont

|Bobby Morrissey 12,466 51.9%

|Logan McLellan 10,419 43.4%

|Carol Rybinski 585 2.4%

|Ranald MacFarlane 538 2.2%

|Bobby Morrissey

| style="background-color:whitesmoke" |Malpeque

|Heath MacDonald 15,485 57.6%

|Jamie Fox 9,846 36.6%

|Cassie Mackay 371 1.4%

|Anna Keenan 1,049 3.9%

|Hilda Baughan 132 0.5%

|Heath MacDonald

2021

2019

2015

2011

2008

Three Liberal incumbents were re-elected. This was the first victory for the Conservatives in Prince Edward Island since 1984.

2006

All four Liberal incumbents were re-elected. This was the sixth consecutive sweep of Prince Edward Island for the federal Liberals.

2004

Maps

Cardigan
Charlottetown
Egmont
Malpeque

pe04.PNG|Key map

pecpc.PNG|Conservative Party of Canada

pegpc.PNG|Green Party of Canada

pelpc.PNG|Liberal Party of Canada

pendp.PNG|New Democratic Party

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