Background & pre-political career

Holman was born ca. 1980–1981 in Sarnia, Ontario, and raised in Forest, Ontario. Prior to entering federal politics he worked in information technology for 27 years. He holds a Computer Engineering Technology diploma from Lambton College and an Executive MBA from the DeGroote School of Business at McMaster University (Wikipedia, 2026).

Electoral result — 2025 general election

45th Canadian general election, polling day April 28, 2025, riding London—Fanshawe.

• elected Kurt Holman (CPC) — 23,749 votes (40.64%) (Wikipedia, 2026).
• 2nd Najam Naqvi (LPC) — 17,863 votes (30.48%) (Wikipedia, 2026).
• 3rd Lindsay Mathyssen (NDP, incumbent) — 16,135 votes (27.55%) (Wikipedia, 2026).

Committee memberships

Per the House of Commons Roles registry for HoC ID 123006.

Parliamentary associations & interparliamentary groups

Executive positions held by Holman, plus regular memberships for the current term (June 13, 2025 – March 31, 2026).

Voting record — recorded divisions

Recent recorded divisions in which Holman participated. Bill numbers and division numbers are as published by openparliament.ca cross-referenced to ourcommons.ca division records.

• Yea Division #118 — Opposition Motion on manufacturing sector support (openparliament.ca, 2026).
• Nay Division #119 — Ways and Means motion No. 11 (openparliament.ca, 2026).
• Yea Divisions #110–111 — Bill C-11 (amendments to the National Defence Act), opposition amendments stage (openparliament.ca, 2026).
• Nay Division #112 — Bill C-11, third-reading stage (openparliament.ca, 2026).

Notable chamber interventions

Hansard-published speeches selected from the current session.

Conflict-of-interest filings Public registry

All Members of Parliament must file under the Conflict of Interest Code for Members of the House of Commons. The Office of the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner (OCIEC) maintains a public registry. For Kurt Holman’s individual Disclosure Summary, Public Declarations, Gifts, Sponsored Travel, and any Inquiry Reports, query the OCIEC public registry directly:

Note (n.d.): Individual MP disclosure summaries are issued each year by mid-September following the 60-day initial-disclosure window after taking office. As Holman was elected April 28, 2025, his first Public Disclosure Summary was published by the OCIEC during the 2025 disclosure cycle. The above URL must be visited interactively to retrieve the specific PDF.

Lobbyist registry — communications received Public registry

Designated Public Office Holders (DPOH) — which includes all Members of Parliament — have their oral and arranged communications with lobbyists logged monthly under the Lobbying Act. Search the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying (OCL) Registry by DPOH name:

Campaign finance — Elections Canada returns Public registry

The candidate’s electoral campaign return for the 45th general election, the official agent’s declaration, and individual contributions over the disclosure threshold are filed with Elections Canada under the Canada Elections Act.