Conservative Marc Dalton appears to be hanging on to his seat in Pitt Meadows-Maple Ridge, Global News projects.
As of 11 p.m. Monday, with 175 out of 181 polls reporting, Dalton has 36.8 per cent of the vote in this federal election.
The NDP’s Phil Klapwyk was second with 31.7 per cent and Liberal Ahmed Yousef in third with 24.7 per cent.
Dalton was chosen as MP in 2019, earning 36.3 per cent of the vote, followed by Liberal candidate Dan Ruimy with 29.7 per cent and John Mogk of the NDP with 23.9 per cent.
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Liberal Party: Ahmed Yousef
Conservative Party: Marc Dalton (incumbent)
NDP: Phil Klapwyk
Green Party: None
People’s Party of Canada: Juliuss Hoffmann
Rhinoceros Party: Peter Buddle
Independent: Steve Ranta
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