All but one of Calgary’s 11 ridings elected Conservative candidates in Monday’s 2025 federal election. Corey Hogan was the lone Liberal to win. His victory in the riding of Calgary Confederation saw him defeat Conservative Jeremy Nixon by just 1,248 votes. Meanwhile, Conservative incumbent Greg McLean managed to fend off Liberal Lindsay Luhnau in a tight race in Calgary Centre. Michelle Rempel was re-elected in Calgary Nose Hill, while Liberal George Chahal lost his seat to Conservative challenger Dalwinder Gill in the redrawn riding of Calgary McKnight. Here’s a look at the Calgary results from the 2025 federal election, as of 3:30 p.m. MT on Tuesday, April 29: Calgary Centre Votes: 60,315. Polls reporting: 192/192 (100 per cent) Calgary Confederation Votes: 68,788. Polls reporting 233/233 (100 per cent) Calgary Crowfoot Votes: 67,936. Polls reporting 184/184 (100 per cent) Calgary East 53,737 votes. Polls reporting: 226/226 (100 per cent) Calgary Heritage 68,493 votes. Polls reporting: 205/205 (100 per cent) Calgary McKnight 42,435 votes. Polls reporting: 196/196 (100 per cent) Calgary Midnapore 73,373 votes. Polls reporting 243/243 (100 per cent) Calgary Nose Hill 61,604 votes. Polls reporting: 184/184 (100 per cent) Calgary Shepard 65,354 votes. Polls reporting 190/190 (100 per cent) Calgary Signal Hill Votes: 69,209. Polls reporting: 240/240 (100 per cent) Calgary Skyview Votes: 48,860. Polls reporting: 166/166 (100 per cent)