The Liberals may have lost seats in Ontario — and their majority — because of crime and Trudeau fatigue

In the early weeks of the campaign, Liberal incumbent Helena Jaczek observed that voters favored Mark Carney for his perceived ability to handle U.S. President Donald Trump; however, as the election progressed, sentiments shifted toward seeking change from the Liberals. Despite Jaczek’s re-election in Markham—Stouffville, many of her Liberal colleagues in York region were defeated by Conservatives, reflecting a broader trend of Liberal losses in Ontario, including significant defeats in the Toronto area. Ultimately, the Liberals won 69 seats with 49% of the popular vote, while the Conservatives gained seats to reach 53, indicating a decline in Liberal support in key regions.

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