Incoming Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre won 330 out of the 338 ridings riding a sweep support across the country. .“Domination,” said Poilievre campaign press secretary Anthony Koch in a Saturday tweet. .“There’s simply no other way to describe this.” .Poilievre won every riding except for six in Quebec and two in Ontario. These ridings were won by Conservative leadership candidate Jean Charest. .The six Quebec ridings that went to Charest were Brossard-Saint-Lambert, Chicoutimi-Le Fjord, Louis-Hebert, Notre-Dame-de-Grace-Westmount, Sherbrooke, and Ville-Marie–Le Sud-Ouest–Île-des-Soeurs. The two in Ontario were Ottawa Centre and University Rosedale. .Every riding west of Ontario went for Poilievre..Conservative leadership candidates Leslyn Lewis, Roman Baber, and Scott Aitchison did not win any ridings. .Poilievre won 66% of the vote in Ontario and 60.9% in Quebec. .He received a larger percentage of the popular vote at 70.7%. Charest received 11.6% of the vote, while Lewis took 11.1%. .Poilievre won the leadership race on the first ballot with 68% of the vote..READ MORE: Poilievre wins Conservative leadership race on first ballot.Charest was second with 16.1%, Leslyn Lewis garnered 9.7%, Roman Baber 5%, and Scott Aitchison at 1%. .“Tonight begins the journey to replace an old government that costs you more and gives you less and create a new government that respects your paycheque, your home, your retirement, your country," said Poilievre..Click here to find out how your riding voted.
