Political Financing

Official candidate and registered-party financial returns, contribution records, spending limits, and reimbursement information.

45th General Election · 2025-04-28

This snapshot brings the election-finance story into Legistatus: candidate contributions, reimbursement, spending limits, and party reimbursement in one view. It is distinct from the House of Commons quarterly MP expense disclosures in the Expenditures section.

794 · Candidate reimbursements: $32,718,343.59 · Contributions to 373 campaigns: $3,070,420.31 · Registered-party reimbursements: $48,056,998.60

Follow the money by candidate

  1. Gunn, Aaron — North Island—Powell River (Conservative Party of Canada): $106,050.73
  2. Johnston, Tanille — North Island—Powell River (New Democratic Party): $91,718.32
  3. Naqvi, Yasir — Ottawa Centre (Liberal Party of Canada): $89,839.45
  4. Sheehan, Terry — Sault Ste. Marie—Algoma (Liberal Party of Canada): $89,734.27
  5. Ross, Ellis — Skeena—Bulkley Valley (Conservative Party of Canada): $85,976.00
  6. Karpoche, Bhutila — Taiaiako'n—Parkdale—High Park (New Democratic Party): $84,369.32
  7. Ounsted, Cathie — Saanich—Gulf Islands (Conservative Party of Canada): $83,411.05
  8. Kuruc, Ned — Hamilton East—Stoney Creek (Conservative Party of Canada): $82,330.86
  9. Konanz, Helena — Similkameen—South Okanagan—West Kootenay (Conservative Party of Canada): $81,861.17
  10. Kusmierczyk, Irek — Windsor—Tecumseh—Lakeshore (Liberal Party of Canada): $81,475.16

Party-level view

Official Elections Canada tools

Snapshot dates — contributions reviewed through 2026-09-27; candidate reimbursements published 2026-07-14; party reimbursements published 2026-06-30; candidate limits published 2025-04-22. Official tools below remain the source of the underlying returns.