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New 2015 Federal Ridings with 2011 Election Results Ridings Won By Less Than 15% Conservative win, 10% - 15% margin % Conservative win, 5% - 10% margin % Conservative win, <5% margin % NDP win, 10% - 15% margin % NDP win, 5% - 10% margin % NDP win, <5% margin % Liberal win, 10% - 15% margin % Liberal win, 5% - 10% margin % Liberal win, <5% margin % Green win, <15% margin % BQ win, <15% margin % Total Voters Votes Cast Conservative NDP Liberal Green BQ Other Winner Second Margin AB Edmonton Strathcona 75,017 49,808 20,084 26,752 1,422 1,165 0 384 NDP CON 13.39% BC Burnaby North—Seymour 70,800 43,290 19,149 15,218 6,804 1,681 0 438 CON NDP 9.08% Burnaby South 68,564 36,525 14,471 16,071 4,282 1,317 0 386 NDP CON 4.38% Courtenay—Alberni 85,928 57,473 25,798 23,399 3,860 3,933 0 480 CON NDP 4.17% Cowichan—Malahat—Langford 73,896 47,760 20,567 20,818 2,774 3,454 0 153 NDP CON 0.53% Fleetwood—Port Kells 65,904 34,583 16,543 11,435 5,418 888 0 306 CON NDP 14.77% Kootenay—Columbia 82,330 52,801 26,448 20,510 1,840 3,394 0 609 CON NDP 11.25% Nanaimo—Ladysmith 87,820 55,883 22,571 25,294 3,732 4,007 0 275 NDP CON 4.87% Port Moody—Coquitlam 73,663 43,459 20,202 17,581 3,706 1,849 0 120 CON NDP 6.03% Esquimalt–Saanich–Sooke 85,364 56,654 21,305 22,325 5,494 7,286 0 242 NDP CON 1.80% Saanich—Gulf Islands 83,962 62,462 22,784 6,898 3,788 28,993 0 0 GRN CON 9.94% South Okanagan—West Kootenay 87,066 55,496 24,847 21,886 3,944 4,514 0 308 CON NDP 5.34% Surrey Centre 64,039 32,580 11,618 13,040 5,787 1,186 0 948 NDP CON 4.36% Surrey—Newton 57,882 32,471 8,903 11,457 11,068 844 0 199 NDP LIB 1.20% Vancouver Centre 74,244 41,563 10,828 10,951 12,895 6,268 0 622 LIB NDP 4.68% Page 1 of 5 Total Voters Votes Cast Conservative NDP Liberal Green BQ Other Winner Second Margin Vancouver Granville 74,473 43,645 15,442 10,672 13,138 4,028 0 374 CON LIB 5.28% North Island–Powell River 78,644 50,890 23,424 21,241 3,237 2,625 0 367 CON NDP 4.29% Vancouver Quadra 73,528 46,531 16,953 6,722 20,227 2,629 0 0 LIB CON 7.04% Vancouver South 66,428 36,701 15,571 7,733 12,390 810 0 202 CON LIB 8.67% MB Elmwood—Transcona 61,324 34,290 16,085 15,363 1,779 1,053 0 7 CON NDP 2.11% Winnipeg North 54,176 26,668 7,295 9,439 9,331 475 0 125 NDP LIB 0.40% Winnipeg South Centre 67,447 46,620 19,185 8,554 17,058 1,501 0 321 CON LIB 4.56% NB Beauséjour 64,272 45,486 14,427 10,654 18,509 1,897 0 0 LIB CON 8.97% Madawaska—Restigouche 52,278 35,922 14,541 6,949 12,497 645 0 1,290 CON LIB 5.69% Moncton—Riverview—Dieppe 69,153 44,409 16,327 12,638 13,546 1,899 0 0 CON LIB 6.26% NL Avalon 64,368 35,626 13,214 10,164 11,820 225 0 200 CON LIB 3.91% Labrador 20,305 10,692 4,256 2,120 4,177 139 0 0 CON LIB 0.74% NS Cape Breton—Canso 62,666 38,998 12,719 7,817 17,196 1,264 0 0 LIB CON 11.48% Dartmouth—Cole Harbour 72,129 43,999 11,013 16,026 15,279 1,683 0 0 NDP LIB 1.70% Halifax West 64,824 39,779 12,005 11,317 14,824 1,632 0 0 LIB CON 7.09% Kings—Hants 65,355 40,164 14,714 8,043 15,887 1,520 0 0 LIB CON 2.92% South Shore—St. Margarets 75,256 46,954 19,709 16,940 8,431 1,876 0 0 CON NDP 5.90% Sydney—Victoria 60,719 37,051 14,023 7,049 14,788 1,191 0 0 LIB CON 2.06% West Nova 67,938 42,954 20,204 5,631 15,632 1,487 0 0 CON LIB 10.64% NT Northwest Territories 29,020 15,577 5,001 7,140 2,872 477 0 87 NDP CON 13.73% ON Ajax 73,467 44,166 19,535 6,624 16,754 1,200 0 53 CON LIB 6.30% Beaches—East York 73,302 48,669 11,067 20,265 14,967 2,240 0 130 NDP LIB 10.89% Brampton East 52,715 28,623 8,440 10,775 8,775 487 0 148 NDP LIB 6.99% Brampton South 63,948 35,557 16,148 5,837 12,585 804 0 186 CON LIB 10.02% Brampton West 55,958 28,506 11,977 5,594 10,285 448 0 201 CON LIB 5.94% Don Valley East 60,353 35,173 12,794 7,694 13,503 993 0 188 LIB CON 2.02% Don Valley North 68,263 39,214 15,802 8,128 14,626 517 0 142 CON LIB 3.00% Don Valley West 67,177 45,325 19,894 4,872 18,804 1,616 0 140 CON LIB 2.40% Eglinton—Lawrence 73,522 48,389 22,652 5,613 18,590 1,534 0 0 CON LIB 8.39% Page 2 of 5 Total Voters Votes Cast Conservative NDP Liberal Green BQ Other Winner Second Margin Essex 86,375 50,220 24,239 17,529 7,161 1,217 0 73 CON NDP 13.36% Etobicoke Centre 82,286 53,290 22,307 7,792 21,616 1,431 0 146 CON LIB 1.30% Etobicoke North 68,061 35,072 11,207 8,283 14,929 60 0 594 LIB CON 10.61% Etobicoke—Lakeshore 81,620 50,916 20,486 10,338 17,866 2,047 0 183 CON LIB 5.15% Guelph 91,569 59,219 19,460 9,905 25,642 3,628 0 583 LIB CON 10.44% Hamilton East—Stoney Creek 78,625 44,848 16,557 19,848 6,090 1,278 0 1,075 NDP CON 7.34% Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas 80,948 53,204 22,555 14,997 13,254 1,985 0 408 CON NDP 14.21% Kingston and the Islands 89,963 56,636 19,288 12,242 22,666 2,437 0 0 LIB CON 5.96% Kitchener Centre 75,215 46,997 18,968 10,305 15,175 2,155 0 395 CON LIB 8.07% London North Centre 88,601 53,442 19,802 12,974 18,298 2,160 0 211 CON LIB 2.81% Markham—Thornhill 70,173 38,075 13,857 8,907 14,129 998 0 187 LIB CON 0.71% Markham—Unionville 71,566 39,330 18,024 6,500 13,249 1,182 0 376 CON LIB 12.14% Mississauga Centre 76,730 42,677 17,792 8,106 15,670 987 0 122 CON LIB 4.97% Mississauga East–Cooksville 78,288 44,250 19,268 7,813 15,999 959 0 210 CON LIB 7.39% Mississauga—Erin Mills 76,204 46,468 21,646 7,504 15,978 1,274 0 66 CON LIB 12.20% Mississauga—Lakeshore 82,168 51,742 24,271 6,617 19,069 1,593 0 196 CON LIB 10.05% Mississauga—Malton 69,785 36,634 13,715 8,584 13,478 744 0 111 CON LIB 0.65% Mississauga—Streetsville 78,686 46,237 21,325 7,033 16,179 1,689 0 10 CON LIB 11.13% Niagara Centre 80,109 48,548 18,969 20,957 6,970 1,204 0 445 NDP CON 4.09% Nipissing—Timiskaming 70,841 42,212 15,368 8,919 15,403 2,519 0 0 LIB CON 0.08% Oshawa 92,016 52,489 26,839 19,474 4,022 1,863 0 294 CON NDP 14.03% Ottawa South 87,372 58,971 19,625 10,710 25,954 1,787 0 895 LIB CON 10.73% Ottawa West—Nepean 83,132 56,606 25,297 11,195 17,824 2,283 0 3 CON LIB 13.20% Orléans 89,263 64,006 28,917 8,945 24,306 1,832 0 7 CON LIB 7.20% Ottawa—Vanier 85,017 56,219 15,710 16,126 21,418 2,843 0 122 LIB NDP 9.41% Parkdale—High Park 74,463 50,945 7,924 24,046 16,757 1,666 0 552 NDP LIB 14.31% Pickering—Uxbridge 79,832 49,097 22,573 7,731 16,482 2,218 0 96 CON LIB 12.41% Richmond Hill 78,103 42,532 18,521 7,244 15,150 1,612 0 4 CON LIB 7.93% Sault Ste. Marie 63,819 40,388 16,316 15,124 7,966 846 0 138 CON NDP 2.95% Scarborough Centre 68,025 36,809 12,842 11,286 11,738 945 0 0 CON LIB 3.00% Scarborough North 65,161 35,830 11,959 12,673 10,344 578 0 277 NDP CON 1.99% Scarborough Southwest 67,493 39,379 12,474 13,730 11,554 1,601 0 20 NDP CON 3.19% Scarborough—Agincourt 68,045 37,738 12,887 6,788 17,196 866 0 0 LIB CON 11.42% Scarborough—Guildwood 62,069 34,593 11,998 9,235 12,381 770 0 207 LIB CON 1.11% Scarborough—Rouge Park 69,061 40,730 12,867 12,621 14,156 975 0 112 LIB CON 3.16% Page 3 of 5 Total Voters Votes Cast Conservative NDP Liberal Green BQ Other Winner Second Margin Toronto–St.
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    Public Registry of Designated Travellers In accordance with the Members By-law, a Member of the House of Commons may designate one person, other than the Member’s employee or another Member who is not the Member’s spouse, as their designated traveller. The Clerk of the House of Commons maintains the Public Registry of Designated Travellers. This list discloses each Member’s designated traveller. If a Member chooses not to have a designated traveller, that Member’s name does not appear on the Public Registry of Designated Travellers. The Registry may include former Members as it also contains the names of Members whose expenditures are reported in the Members’ Expenditures Report for the current fiscal year if they ceased to be a Member on or after April 1, 2015 (the start of the current fiscal year). Members are able to change their designated traveller once every 365 days, at the beginning of a new Parliament, or if the designated traveller dies. The Public Registry of Designated Travellers is updated on a quarterly basis. Registre public des voyageurs désignés Conformément au Règlement administratif relatif aux députés, un député de la Chambre des communes peut désigner une personne comme voyageur désigné sauf ses employés ou un député dont il n’est pas le conjoint. La greffière de la Chambre des communes tient le Registre public des voyageurs désignés. Cette liste indique le nom du voyageur désigné de chaque député. Si un député préfère ne pas avoir de voyageur désigné, le nom du député ne figurera pas dans le Registre public des voyageurs désignés.