This is page shows results of Canadian federal elections in Greater Vancouver and the Sunshine Coast.

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The city of Vancouver, along with the inner suburbs south of Burrard Inlet, tend to be very liberal and have always been heavily supportive of the New Democratic Party and Liberals. This is primarily due to a sense of liberal activism in the area (including strong support for same-sex marriage and the legalization of marijuana). Unsurprisingly, the more affluent inner city ridings in the west (Centre, Quadra) tend to favour the Liberals, while the relatively poorer eastern inner city ridings (East, Kingsway) are more supportive of the NDP. The outer suburbs farther east and north of Burrard Inlet tend to lean more in the conservative direction, although primarily only on economic issues; historically the eastern ridings were NDP strongholds until the rise of the Reform Party. Since then, the former Reform and Canadian Alliance parties did very well in those regions, although it has not necessarily translated into stronger results for the current Conservatives, who lost one seat and saw their margin decrease substantially in their three remaining seats. Vancouver houses most of the few seats in the province where the Liberals consistently do well.

In 2015, however, Conservative support in Vancouver melted. The Liberals took eight seats, including all but two in Vancouver itself, while the NDP won the other five--the first time since 1968 that there were no centre-right MPs from Greater Vancouver. The Conservatives managed to retake one suburban riding in 2019, while Liberal-turned-independent Jody Wilson-Raybould retained her Vancouver seat.

Votes by party throughout time

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Election	Liberal	Conservative	New Democratic	Green	People's	PC	Reform / Alliance	Others
1988	123,150 26.2%	—	158,948 33.9%	2,635 0.6%	—	161,478 34.4%	15,849 3.4%	7,285 1.6%
1993	146,909 31.7%	—	80,972 17.4%	3,781 0.8%	—	74,024 16.0%	127,437 27.5%	30,970 6.7%
1997	160,411 35.3%	—	102,898 22.7%	10,047 2.2%	—	30,114 6.6%	144,142 31.7%	6,654 1.5%
2000	168,852 34.8%	—	71,720 14.8%	10,821 2.2%	—	36,274 7.5%	183,637 37.8%	14,486 3.0%
2004	193,007 36.3%	147,032 27.7%	154,273 29.1%	29,998 5.6%	—	—	—	6,667 1.3%
2006	208,416 37.0%	161,881 28.7%	160,361 28.4%	26,508 4.7%	—	—	—	6,697 1.2%
2008	147,311 27.0%	196,123 35.9%	145,787 26.7%	52,996 9.7%	—	—	—	3,710 0.7%
2011	118,859 21.1%	218,837 38.8%	187,826 33.3%	33,651 6.0%	—	—	—	4,555 0.8%
2015	297,551 42.1%	174,976 24.8%	189,319 26.8%	37,079 5.2%	—	—	—	7,633 1.1%
2019	224,282 32.5%	172,382 25.0%	192,882 27.9%	71,182 10.3%	9,176 1.3%	—	—	20,926 3.0%
2021	226,898 35.0%	158,737 24.5%	217,711 33.6%	23,229 3.6%	19,660 3.0%	—	—	2,391 0.4%

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