Laurier—Sainte-Marie: 2025 federal election results

Steven Guilbeault (Liberal) won Laurier—Sainte-Marie in the April 28, 2025 federal election with 52.1% of the vote, 17,430 votes (33.3 points) ahead of Nimâ Machouf (NDP). 52,401 valid votes were counted in this Quebec riding.

Steven Guilbeault
Elected for Liberal
17,430 voteswinning margin (33.3 points)
Steven Guilbeault 52.1%Nimâ Machouf 18.8%Emmanuel Lapierre 15.4%Mathieu Fournier 9.2%

Results by candidate

Laurier—Sainte-Marie 2025 results by candidate
CandidateVotesShare
Steven Guilbeault · Liberalelectedincumbent
Parliamentarian · Montréal, Que.
27,286
52.1%
Nimâ Machouf · NDP
Epidemiologist · Montréal, Que.
9,856
18.8%
Emmanuel Lapierre · Bloc Québécois
Professor · Montréal, Que.
8,079
15.4%
Mathieu Fournier · Conservative
Administrative Assistant · Oakville, Ont.
4,796
9.2%
Dylan Perceval-Maxwell · Green
Landlord · Montréal, Que.
1,452
2.8%
Michel Labelle · Marxist-Leninist
Legal Advisor · Montréal, Que.
269
0.5%
Eugène Duplessis · People's Party
Program Technician · Montréal, Que.
253
0.5%
Chantal Poulin · Rhinoceros
Teacher · Montréal, Que.
195
0.4%
Adrien Welsh · Communist
Journalist · Montréal, Que.
115
0.2%
Simon-Pierre Lauzon · Independent
Administrative Assistant · Montréal, Que.
62
0.1%
Dimitri Mourkes · Independent
Circus Arts Producer · Montréal, Que.
38
0.1%

Source: Elections Canada, official results of the April 28, 2025 general election. Candidates marked as incumbents follow Elections Canada's table. Results are not updated for by-elections or floor-crossings since; changes we have recorded are listed above the results.

Turnout and electors

Voter turnout
64%
Registered electors
82,797
Population (2021 census)
115,704
Valid ballots
52,401
Rejected ballots
602
Winning margin
17,430 votes

How Laurier—Sainte-Marie compares

  • The 267th-closest race of 343 ridings: a margin of 17,430 votes (33.3 points).
  • Liberal candidates won 43.8% of votes nationally; Steven Guilbeault took 52.1% here, 8.3 points above that.
  • Turnout was 64%, 5 points below the national figure of 69%.

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