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4mo ago

Elizabeth May Secures Green Party's Only Seat in Tough Election

The Green Party faces significant setbacks in the 2025 federal election, with Elizabeth May re-elected, Jonathan Pedneault unseated, and national vote share halved.

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Elizabeth May campaigns in her riding of Saanich-Gulf Islands during the 2025 campaign.
Green Party co-Leader Elizabeth May thanks all who supported her and her campaign after being re-elected while at the Church and State Winery in Brentwood Bay, B.C., on April 28, 2025.
Green Party co-leader Elizabeth May celebrates winning her riding during her election night watch party in her riding of Saanich-Gulf Islands.

Overview

  • Elizabeth May decisively won her Saanich–Gulf Islands seat, securing 40% of the vote for her fifth term in Parliament.
  • Co-leader Jonathan Pedneault lost his seat in Outremont, Quebec, finishing in third place during a challenging election for the Greens.
  • The Green Party’s national vote share dropped to approximately 1.2%, half of its 2021 level, reflecting reduced visibility during the campaign.
  • The party has filed a legal challenge against its exclusion from televised leaders' debates, a decision attributed to its reduced candidate slate.
  • Mike Morrice’s race in Kitchener Centre remains too close to call, leaving the party's final seat count uncertain as of April 29, 2025.