Much like the "blue wave" that washed over 91Ô­´´ during the provincial election of 2024, with three Conservatives winning the MLA spots representing this community, three more Tories were elected Monday night to represent the 91Ô­´´ voters in Ottawa.

While it could be a few days, or more, for final figures to be tabulated, the preliminary numbers released midnight Monday by Elections Canada indicate two incumbent Conservative MPs have been returned, and a new face will be joining them.

While Liberals are projected to hold government, here are the local figures as of press deadline at midnight (PT) on election night:

Abbotsford - South 91Ô­´´
(214 of 215 polls - 99.53%)

• Aeriol Alderking, People’s Party of Canada - 453
• Mike de Jong, independent - 9,694
• Sukhman Singh Gill, Conservative Party of Canada - 23,774
• Kevin Gillies, Liberal Party of Canada - 18,630
• Dharmasena Yakandawela, NDP - 2,071
• Melissa Snazell, Green Party of Canada - 570

Voter turnout: 55,192 of 83,787 registered voters - 65.87%

91Ô­´´ Township-Fraser Heights
(191 of 193 polls - 98.96%)

• John Aldag, Liberal Party of Canada - 26,292
• Sepehr Haghighat, People’s Party of Canada - 615
• Holly Isaac, NDP - 2,474
• Alex Joehl, Libertarian Party of Canada - 335
• Debora Soutar, Green Party of Canada - 464
• Tako Van Popta, Conservative Party of Canada - 32,025

Voter turnout: 62,205 of 92,415 - 67.31%

Cloverdale-91Ô­´´ City
(183 of 185 polls - 98.92%)

• Tamara Jansen, Conservative Party of Canada - 22,942
• Kyle Latchford, Liberal Party of Canada - 22,019
• Jim McMurtry, People’s Party of Canada - 268
• Vanessa Sharma, NDP - 2,106
• Kevin Wilkie, Green Party of Canada - 464

Voter turnout: 47,799 of 82,873 - 57.68%