A total of 17 York alumni have been elected to the House of Commons in the 2025 federal election, held on April 28. This group of leaders represents a diverse range of fields including business, law, political science, economics, history and international development, and will contribute to civic leadership across the country.
Among the elected Members of Parliament are:
- Gary Anandasangaree (LLB ’05), Liberal Party of Canada: Scarborough-Guildwood-Rouge Park
- Roman Baber (BA ’02), Conservative Party of Canada: York Centre
- Yvan Baker (BBA ’00), Liberal Party of Canada: Etobicoke Centre
- Scot Davidson (BA ’93), Conservative Party of Canada: New Tecumseth-Gwillimbury
- Ali Ehsassi (LLB ’99), Liberal Party of Canada: Willowdale
- Iqwinder Gaheer (BBA ’15), Liberal Party of Canada: Mississauga-Malton
- Vince Gasparro (BA ’06), Liberal Party of Canada: Eglinton-Lawrence
- Michael Guglielmin (BA ’17), Conservative Party of Canada: Vaughan-Woodbridge
- Patty Hajdu, Liberal Party of Canada: Thunder Bay-Superior North
- Vincent Ho (JD ’17, MBA ’17, LLM ’22), Conservative Party of Canada: Richmond Hill South
- Ahmed Hussen (BA ’02), Liberal Party of Canada: York South-Weston-Etobicoke
- Helena Jaczek (MBA ’94). Liberal Party of Canada: Markham-Stouffville
- Jamil Jivani (BA ’10), Conservative Party of Canada: Bowmanville-Oshawa North
- Iqra Khalid (BA ’07), Liberal Party of Canada: Mississauga-Erin Mills
- Philip Lawrence (LLB ’05, MBA ’05), Conservative Party of Canada: Northumberland-Clarke
- Leslyn Lewis (JD ’97, MES ’98, PhD ’19), Conservative Party of Canada: Haldimand-Norfolk
- Anita Vandenbeld (MA ’95), Liberal Party of Canada: Ottawa West-Nepean