Global News has declared incumbent Julie Dabrusin of the Liberal Party of Canada the winner of Toronto-Danforth.
The riding of Toronto-Danforth is currently represented by Liberal MP Julie Dabrusin, who became a parliamentarian for the first time in the 2015 election. The riding was held by former, one-term NDP MP Craig Scott between 2012 and 2015. Scott was elected in a byelection after former NDP Leader Jack Layton died. Dabrusin defeated Scott by more than 1,200 votes (a 2.1 percentage difference).
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Liberal: Julie Dabrusin (Incumbent)
Conservative: Zia Choudhary
Green: Chris Tolley
NDP: Min Sook Lee
PPC: Tara Dos Remedios
The riding is bordered by the Don River on the west, the Don River and Taylor Creek on the north, Coxwell Boulevard and Coxwell Avenue on the east, and Lake Ontario on the south.
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