Conservative Ted Falk will serve another term as Member of Parliament for Provencher.
Falk first became the Member of Parliament for Provencher back in 2013, when he won a by-election, taking 58 per cent of the votes. He then served in government for two years until the Conservatives were defeated by the Liberals in 2015. Though the Conservatives lost that election, Falk was victorious. He would go on to win subsequent elections in 2019 and 2021. With what appears to be another victory in 2025, this will be Falk's 5th term in office.
"I'm very excited with the results that I got here in Provencher tonight," said Falk from his campaign party in Friedensfeld. "The overwhelming support from the constituents here in Provencher."
Falk snagged his highest percentage of votes in five elections.
"It's a strong endorsement for me to know that I've been going on the right track, that people believe in what I'm doing, and that I've obviously been effective," he adds. "For me, it's very rewarding to see this kind of turnout and support."
In his victory speech Monday night, Falk first thanked God and his wife and then the many volunteers who helped with his campaign. Falk says it is because of his team that he is able to return to Ottawa to put Canada first, put Canadians first, put Provencher first, and each of its constituents first.
"And to make sure you are on the radar in Ottawa and that people know about us here in Provencher," adds Falk. "I will continue to work hard to serve you because government shouldn't be the master, government is the servant, and we want to make sure that that's the way it stays."
With files from Adi Loewen