Liberals, Conservatives take 2 seats apiece in 4 federal byelections

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Voters in four federal ridings are sticking with the status quo, returning two Liberals and two Conservatives to Parliament after byelections in Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec.

CBC News projects Liberals Ben Carr in Winnipeg South Centre and Anna Gainey in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—Westmount and Conservatives Arpan Khanna in Oxford and Branden Leslie in Portage-Lisgar will win their respective races.

That means the party standings in the House of Commons are unchanged after Monday’s vote.

The four seats in question have long been considered safe for the parties that currently hold them.

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If any of these ridings had changed hands, it would have been a major upset.

But the results may serve as a barometer reading on how voters in

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