How Pinoy Canadian candidates fared

How Pinoy Canadian candidates fared

JULIUS TIANGSON
17,304 votes, 33.2%

JULIUS Tiangson, Conservative MP candidate in Mississauga Centre, placed second with 33.2 % of votes, as Liberal candidate Omar Alghabra, won the election by 11,431 votes, or 55.1% of total votes. NDPs Farheen Khan was third at 9.5% of votes, while GRN’s Linh Nguyen was fourth with 2.2% of votes.

FRANCISCO ‘JOJO’ QUIMPO
9,538 votes, 21.1%

FRANCISCO Quimpo, Conservative MP candidate for Vancouver Kingsway placed third with 21.1% of the votes. NDP’s Don Davies was elected by getting. 45.65% of the riding’s votes, with Steven Kou Liberal candidate placing second with 27.9% of votes. Catherie Moore, GRN candidate, was fourth with 3.3% of votes, and Mark Kadioglu was fifth, with 1.0% of votes.

LEVY ABAD, JR.
4,543 votes, 13.4%

LEVY Abad, NDP MP candidate in Winnipeg North placed third with 13.4% votes, as Liberal Kevin Lamoureaux was elected with 68.9% of votes. Conservative MP candidate Harpreet Turka was second, with 15.35 of votes while GRN John Redekopp was fourth with 2.4% of votes.

MARIO JACINTO RIMBAO
3,889 votes, 8.1%

MARIO Jacinto Rimbao, NDP MP candidate in Mount Royal, Quebec, lost to Anthony Housefather, Liberal candidate, who was elected with 50.4% of the votes. Rimbao was third, with 8.1% after second placer, Robert Libman, Conservative, who got 37.8 % of the votes. Fourth was Jade Bosse Belanger, BQ with 1.9% votes and fifth was Timothy Landry, GRN (Green party) , with 1.6% votes.

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Vote counts from the four ridings

Source: Elections Canada, October 19, 2015 Election Results