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Conservative

Arpan Khanna

ConservativeOxfordOntario
639Votes Cast
20Speeches
1Bills Sponsored
Background
Born
July 9, 1990 — Brampton, Ontario
Education
Bachelor's degree at Western University; Law degree at the University of Leicester
Career
Lawyer, co-founded a small business
Political Experience
Ministerial staffer for Jason Kenney; Worked with Ontario PC leader Tim Hudak; Ontario's co-chair for Pierre Poilievre's leadership campaign; National Outreach Chair
Notable
Named one of the Top 25 most influential Conservatives in federal politics by the Hill Times in 2024; apologized for a homophobic tweet written as a teenager.
Public Profile

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Business & Financial Interests

Arpan Khanna is a lawyer by profession. Before being elected to Parliament, he reportedly practiced law in the private sector. His professional background is in corporate and commercial law.

Key Relationships & Connections

Arpan Khanna has been described as a close ally of Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre. He served as a national co-chair for Poilievre's successful leadership campaign in 2022. He has also been involved in past Conservative campaigns, including working for Andrew Scheer's leadership bid.

Public Controversies

During the 2019 federal election campaign, when he was a candidate in Brampton North, Khanna faced controversy over a social media post from 2010 that contained a homophobic slur. He publicly apologized for the language used in the old post. His candidacy in the 2023 Oxford by-election also drew some media attention and local criticism because he was not a resident of the riding prior to seeking the nomination.

Where Arpan Stands

Where Arpan falls on key policy spectrums

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Your Money

Taxes & Government SpendingBusiness & Worker RulesEnergy & the Economy

People & Society

HealthcareImmigrationIndigenous PeoplesIdentity & Human RightsEducation & ChildcareDrug Policy

How We're Governed

National Security & DefencePolitical & Electoral ReformCrime & Public SafetyFirearms

Land & Community

Environment, Climate & ResourcesHousing & Cost of LivingRural Communities & Culture
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House Seat
2025 Election Results — Oxford

Arpan Khanna won with 38,191 votes (53.4%)

Arpan Khanna(Conservative)38,191 (53.4%)
David Hilderley(Liberal)27,311 (38.2%)
Matthew Chambers(NDP-New Democratic Party)3,046 (4.3%)
Jacob Watson(Christian Heritage Party)1,203 (1.7%)
Cheryle Baker(Green Party)897 (1.3%)
Steven Beausoleil(People's Party)642 (0.9%)
Melanie Van Brugge United Party of Canada (UP)152 (0.2%)
Akshay Varun Raj Vardhan(Independent)109 (0.2%)

Total votes cast: 71,551

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Recent Activity
May 5, 2026
QuestionBusiness of Supply

Mr. Speaker, we are losing jobs in our country. We have lost hundreds of thousands of manufacturing jobs under the Liberal government. In the London region, which is close to Oxford county, we have had the highest number of manufacturing job losses. We have lost over 5,000 auto sector jobs, all under the Liberals' watch and their reckless policies. The member listed off a lot of the programs and

Apr 28, 2026
DebateFinance

Prime Minister Mr. Speaker, theis proving to be just another tax-and-spend Liberal. He promised to spend less. Instead, he doubled the deficit, spending more than Justin Trudeau did. His credit card budgeting is fuelling inflation and driving up the cost of living, and that is hurting Canadians. More than half of Canadians are just $200 away from bankruptcy. Prime Minister Groceries cost more,

Apr 27, 2026
InterjectionGovernment Business No. 9—Changes to the Standing Orders

Mr. Speaker, absolute power comes with absolute responsibility as well. We have seen a pattern in the past. The member talked about ethics violations. The government has been found guilty of 10 ethics violations. Guess what. The punishment was 200 bucks. If it was not for the work at our committees, and if it was not for the work of the opposition, the Liberals would try to hide from those

Apr 27, 2026
InterjectionGovernment Business No. 9—Changes to the Standing Orders

Mr. Speaker, I believe in the tens of thousands of folks who elected me. I believe in the millions of people who voted for this opposition to do our job to hold the government accountable. The government made backroom deals to manufacture this majority. If the Liberals had some decency, they would keep our committees the way they are, let Canadians hear the truth, stop this power grab and stand