Canadian Federal Election Results in Central Toronto - 2006 - 39th General Election

39th General Election

Electoral District Candidates Incumbent
Liberal Conservative NDP Green Other
Beaches—East York Maria Minna

20,678

 Peter Conroy

9,238

 Marilyn Churley

17,900

 Jim Harris

3,106

 Jim Love (PC)
183

Roger Carter
(M-L) 91

 Maria Minna
Davenport Mario Silva

20,172

 Theresa Rodrigues

4,202

 Gord Perks

12,681

 Mark O'Brien

1,440

 Miguel Figueroa
(Comm.) 172

Wendy Forrest
(CAP) 122
Sarah Thompson
(M-L) 103

 Mario Silva
Don Valley West John Godfrey

28,709

 John Carmichael

17,908

 David Thomas

4,902

 Daphne So

1,906

 Soumen Deb
(Libert.) 226

Paul Barnes
(CAP) 151

 John Godfrey
Eglinton—Lawrence Joe Volpe

26,044

 Peter Coy

14,897

 Maurganne Mooney

5,660

 Patrick Metzger

2,520

 John Steele
(NA) 123		 Joe Volpe
Parkdale—High Park Sarmite Bulte

18,489

 Jurij Klufas

8,777

 Peggy Nash

20,790

 Rob Rishchynski

2,840

 Terry Parker
(Mar.) 311

Lorne Gershuny
(M-L) 124
Beverly Bernardo
(NA) 119

 Sarmite Bulte
St. Paul's Carolyn Bennett

29,595

 Peter Kent

15,021

 Paul Summerville

11,189

 Kevin Farmer

2,785

 Carolyn Bennett
Toronto Centre Bill Graham

30,874

 Lewis Reford

10,763

 Michael Shapcott

14,036

 Chris Tindal

3,080

 Johan Boyden
(Comm.) 120

Michel Prairie
(NA) 101
Liz White
(AACEV) 72
Philip Fernandez
(M-L) 66

 Bill Graham
Toronto—Danforth Deborah Coyne

17,256

 Kren Clausen

4,992

 Jack Layton

24,412

 Al Hart

3,583

 Marcell Rodden
(M-L) 172		 Jack Layton
Trinity—Spadina Tony Ianno

25,067

 Samuel Goldstein

5,625

 Olivia Chow

28,748

 Thom Chapman

2,398

 Asif Hossain
(PC) 392

Nick Lin
(M-L) 138
John Riddell
(CAP) 82

 Tony Ianno
York South—Weston Alan Tonks

22,871

 Stephen Halicki

6,991

 Paul Ferreira

8,525

 Maria De Angelis-Pater

1,506

 Dragan Cimesa (Ind.)
189		 Alan Tonks

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