Canadians on Monday are voting to choose a prime minister who will negotiate with President Trump over trade and security, and to navigate their economy through turbulence as businesses freeze spending and hiring.

Most polls have now closed across Canada, including in key provinces like Ontario and Quebec, as millions of Canadians cast their votes in the 2025 federal election.

Results are expected late Monday in an election once seen as heavily favoring the Conservative Party. But President Trump’s trade war upended the campaign, with the Liberal Party surging.

As Canadians vote today in a federal election that will determine who becomes the next Prime Minister of Canada, Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre is vehemently distancing himself from President Donald Trump. On Monday, Election Day in Canada, Trump appeared to offer an endorsement in the race—for himself.

Canada is electing its next prime minister during a period of uncertainty over trade with the U.S. and President Trump's tariff threats. Conservative Pierre Poilievre is running against Prime Minister Mark Carney.