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Candidate Results W Late Results Student Vote - Ontario's 39th General Election: Candidate Results by District Valid Ballots Cast Electoral District Political Code Name of Candidate Total Percent Ajax—Pickering 743 41.93 L Joe Dickson 409 23.08 PC Kevin Ashe 331 18.67 GP Cecile Willert 231 13.03 ND Bala Thavarajasoorier 58 3.27 FCP Andrew Carvalho Algoma-Manitoulin 514 33.99 L Mike Brown 432 28.57 ND Peter Denley 351 23.21 GP Ron Yurick 152 10.05 PC Ron Swain 63 4.16 FCP Ray Scott Ancaster—Dundas—Flamborough— Westdale 940 30.17 GP David Januczkowski 782 25.10 PC Chris Corrigan 690 22.15 L Ted Mcmeekin 473 15.18 ND Juanita Maldonado 94 3.01 IND Martin Samuel Zuliniak 64 2.05 FCP Jim Enos 51 1.63 COR Eileen Butson 21 0.67 Sam Zaslavsky Barrie 1,629 26.21 PC Joe Tascona 1,613 25.95 GP Erich Jacoby-Hawkins 1,514 24.36 L Aileen Carroll 856 13.77 ND Larry Taylor 226 3.63 LTN Paolo Fabrizio 215 3.45 IND Darren Roskam 87 1.39 IND Daniel Gary Predie 75 1.20 FCP Roberto Sales Beaches—East York 531 35.37 ND Michael Prue 440 29.31 GP Caroline Law 307 20.45 L Tom Teahen 112 7.46 PC Don Duvall 56 3.73 FR James Whitaker 37 2.46 LTN Doug Patfield 18 1.19 FCP Joel Kidd Bramalea—Gore—Malton 1,079 38.70 L Kuldip Kular 667 23.92 GP Bruce Haines 588 21.09 PC Pam Hundal 370 13.27 ND Glenn Crowe 84 3.01 FCP Gary Nail Brampton West 1,526 37.23 L Vic Dhillon 962 23.47 PC Mark Beckles 706 17.22 ND Garth Bobb 642 15.66 GP Sanjeev Goel 131 3.19 FCP Norah Madden 131 3.19 IND Gurdial Singh Fiji Brampton—Springdale 1,057 33.95 ND Mani Singh 983 31.57 L Linda Jeffrey 497 15.96 PC Carman Mcclelland 402 12.91 GP Daniel Cullen 114 3.66 C Elizabeth Rowley 60 1.92 FCP Sandy Toteda Brant 1,397 47.51 L Dave Levac 517 17.58 PC Daniel Mccreary 507 17.24 GP Ted Shelegy 343 11.66 ND Brian Van Tilborg 106 3.60 FCP Robert Ferguson 70 2.38 IND John Turmel Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound 1,797 53.05 GP Shane Jolley 766 22.61 PC Bill Murdoch 445 13.13 L Selwyn Hicks 248 7.32 ND Paul Johnstone 81 2.39 FCP Irma Devries 50 1.47 REF William Cook Burlington 602 32.26 GP Tim Wilson 528 28.29 L Marianne Meed Ward 352 18.86 PC Joyce Savoline 293 15.70 ND Cory Judson 91 4.87 FCP Mark Gamez Cambridge 1,067 34.16 GP Colin Carmichael 775 24.81 L Kathryn Mcgarry 600 19.21 ND Mitchel Healey 548 17.54 PC Gerry Martiniuk 133 4.25 FCP Paul Vandervet Carleton—Mississippi Mills 1,541 31.87 GP John Ogilvie 1,249 25.83 PC Norm Sterling 922 19.07 L Megan Cornell 793 16.40 ND Michael Hadskis 182 3.76 LTN Robert Alexander 149 3.08 FCP Reynolds James Chatham—Kent—Essex 1,397 42.07 L Pat Hoy 674 20.30 PC Doug Jackson 656 19.75 GP Ken Bell 492 14.81 ND Murray Gaudreau 101 3.04 FCP Mark Morin Davenport 498 31.74 ND Peter Ferreira 484 30.85 L Tony Ruprecht 286 18.23 GP Frank De Jong 187 11.92 PC Antonio Garcia 47 3.00 C Dave Mckee 23 1.47 IND Annette Kouri 23 1.47 LTN Nunzio Venuto 21 1.34 FCP Gustavo Valdez Don Valley East 1,013 38.88 L David Caplan 527 20.23 PC Angela Kennedy 499 19.15 GP Trifon Haitas 313 12.01 ND Mary Trapani Hynes 143 5.48 FR Wayne Simmons 59 2.26 IND Stella Kargiannakis 51 1.95 FCP Ryan Kidd Don Valley West 1,264 48.76 L Kathleen Wynne 501 19.32 GP Adrian Walker 501 19.32 PC John Tory 247 9.52 ND Mike Kenny 79 3.04 FCP Daniel Kidd Dufferin—Caledon 1,555 39.52 GP Rob Strang 924 23.48 PC Sylvia Jones 855 21.73 L Betsy Hall 600 15.25 ND Lynda Mcdougall Durham 671 33.70 PC John O'Toole 637 31.99 GP June Davies 372 18.68 L Betty Louise Somerville 311 15.62 ND Catherine Robinson Eglinton—Lawrence 677 35.46 L Mike Colle 417 21.84 GP Andrew James 355 18.59 ND Karin Wiens 366 19.17 PC Bernie Tanz 37 1.93 FR Franz Cauchi 27 1.41 FCP Rina Morra 20 1.04 LTN Tom Gelmon 10 0.52 Joseph Young Elgin—Middlesex—London 720 40.65 L Steve Peters 335 18.92 PC Bill Fehr 331 18.69 GP Devin Kelly 262 14.79 ND Brad James 123 6.95 FR Ray Monteith Essex 1,364 31.21 L Bruce Crozier 1,124 25.72 GP Jessica Fracassi 916 20.96 ND John Grima 848 19.40 PC Richard Kniaziew 117 2.67 LTN Aaron Parent Etobicoke Centre 1,501 38.00 L Donna Cansfield 1,082 27.39 GP Greg King 853 21.60 PC Andy Pringle 513 12.99 ND Anita Agrawal Etobicoke North 962 48.39 L Shafiq Qaadri 380 19.11 ND Mohamed Boudjenane 243 12.23 GP Jama Korshel 238 11.97 PC Mohamed Kassim 165 8.29 FCP Teresa Ceolin Etobicoke—Lakeshore 457 30.28 L Laurel Broten 388 25.71 GP Jerry Schulman 350 23.19 PC Tom Barlow 237 15.71 ND Andrea Németh 40 2.65 IND Janice Murray 37 2.45 FCP Robert Williams Glengarry—Prescott—Russell 477 30.09 L Jean-Marc Lalonde 444 28.01 GP Karolyne Pickett 380 23.97 PC Denis Pommainville 176 11.10 ND Josée Blanchette 108 6.81 FCP Vicki Gunn Guelph 1,688 37.92 GP Ben Polley 1,168 26.24 L Liz Sandals 683 15.34 ND Karan Mann-Bowers 609 13.68 PC Bob Senechal 198 4.45 C Drew Garvie 106 2.38 FCP John Gots Haldimand—Norfolk 942 43.21 PC Toby Barrett 463 21.23 GP Chad Squizzato 374 17.15 L Lorraine Bergstrand 293 13.44 ND Jan Watson 108 4.95 FCP Steven Elgersma Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes—Brock 802 33.43 L Rick Johnson 658 27.42 PC Laurie Scott 460 19.17 GP Douglas Smith 276 11.50 ND Joan Corrigan 160 6.66 FR Bill Denby 43 1.79 FCP Jake Pothaar Halton 1,271 29.36 GP Andrew Chlobowski 1,243 28.71 PC Ted Chudleigh 1,200 27.72 L Gary Zemlak 486 11.23 ND Pat Heroux 129 2.98 FCP Stan Lazarski Hamilton Centre 287 34.45 ND Andrea Horwath 245 29.41 GP Peter Ormond 141 16.93 L Steve Ruddick 91 10.92 PC Chris Robertson 44 5.28 C Bob Mann 25 3.00 FCP Lynne Scime Hamilton East—Stoney Creek 592 38.14 ND Paul Miller 377 24.29 L Nerene Virgin 266 17.13 GP Raymond Dartsch 254 16.36 PC Tara Crugnale 63 4.05 FCP Robert Innes Hamilton Mountain 205 32.43 ND Bryan Adamczyk 176 27.84 L Sophia Aggelonitis 123 19.46 GP Ivan Miletic 99 15.66 PC Bob Charters 29 4.58 FCP Mary Maan Huron—Bruce 689 25.93 L Carol Mitchell 643 24.20 GP Victoria Serda 504 18.96 ND Paul Klopp 501 18.85 PC Rob Morley 201 7.56 IND Dennis Valenta 76 2.86 FCP Dave Joslin 43 1.61 IND Ronald John Stephens Kenora—Rainy River 806 56.96 ND Howard Hampton 286 20.21 L Mike Wood 224 15.83 GP Jojo Holiday 99 7.00 PC Penny Lucas Kingston and the Islands 855 28.74 L John Gerretsen 764 25.65 ND Rick Downes 701 23.53 GP Bridget Doherty 464 15.62 PC John Rapin 125 4.21 FR Mark Fournier 67 2.26 FCP Chris Beneteau Kitchener Centre 785 30.87 GP Daniel Logan 720 28.31 L John Milloy 484 19.03 ND Rick Moffitt 377 14.83 PC Matt Stanson 107 4.21 IND John Donald Mcguire 70 2.75 FCP William Bernhardt Kitchener—Conestoga 414 26.59 PC Michael Harris 380 24.41 ND Mark Cairns 329 21.13 L Leeanna Pendergast 290 18.63 GP Colin Jones 70 4.50 FR David Driver 56 3.60 LTN Larry Stevens 18 1.16 FCP Len Solomon Kitchener—Waterloo 1,044 27.61 GP Judy Greenwood-Speers 937 24.78 ND Catherine Fife 868 22.96 L Louise Ervin 812 21.48 PC Elizabeth Witmer 119 3.14 FCP Louis Reitzel Lambton—Kent—Middlesex 767 30.53 GP James Armstrong 681 27.11 L Maria Van Bommel 568 22.61 PC Monte Mcnaughton 303 12.06 ND Joyce Jolliffe 120 4.78 FCP Bill Mcmaster 73 2.91 REF Brad Harness Lanark—Frontenac—Lennox and Addington 742 27.81 PC Randy Hillier 648 24.28 L Ian Wilson 623 23.35 GP Rolly Montpellier 499 18.70 ND Ross Sutherland 156 5.84 FCP Stella Postma Leeds—Grenville 718 30.34 PC Bob Runciman 673 28.44 GP Jeanie Warnock 581 24.55 L Lori Bryden 274 11.58 ND Pauline Kuhlmann 120 5.07 FCP Mike Dwyer London North Centre 629 38.31 L Deb Matthews 436 26.55 GP Brett Mckenzie 302 18.39 PC Rob Alder 275 16.75 ND Steve Holmes London West 932 44.34 L Chris Bentley 440 20.93 GP Gary Brown 271 12.89 PC Allison Graham 186 8.85 FR Paul Mckeever 170 8.09 ND Paul Pighin 44 2.09 FCP Andrew Jezierski 38 1.81 IND Mike Reynolds 21 1.00 RPO Chris Gupta London—Fanshawe 498 32.27 L Khalil Ramal 387 25.08 ND Stephen Maynard 335 21.71 PC Jim Chapman 281 18.21 GP Daniel O'Neail 42 2.72 IND Ma'In Sinan Markham—Unionville 1,588 51.98 L Michael Chan 515 16.86 PC Ki Kit Li 500 16.37 GP Bernadette Manning 391 12.80 ND Andy Arifin 61 2.00 FCP Leon Williams Mississauga East—Cooksville 581 42.88 L Peter Fonseca 277 20.44 PC Zoran Churchin 212 15.65 GP Carla Casanova 193 14.24 ND Satish Balasunderam 65 4.80 FR Ryan Jamieson 27 1.99 FCP Al Zawadzki Mississauga South 1,133 35.92 L Charles Sousa 757 24.00 GP David Johnston 701 22.23 PC Tim Peterson 404 12.81 ND Ken Cole 159 5.04 FCP Samantha Toteda Mississauga—Brampton South 1,045 38.40 L Amrit Mangat 755 27.75 GP Paul Simas 524 19.26 PC Ravi Singh 397 14.59 ND Karan Pandher Mississauga—Erindale 1,363 33.32 L Harinder Takhar 969 23.69 PC David Brown 919 22.46 GP Richard Pietro 839 20.51 ND Shaila Kibria Mississauga—Streetsville 1,707 45.64 L Bob Delaney 748 20.00 PC Nina Tangri 616 16.47 GP Scott Warner 543 14.52 ND Gail Mccabe 126 3.37 FCP Masood Atchekzai Nepean—Carleton 849 28.87 L Jai Aggarwal 827 28.12 PC Lisa Macleod 773 26.29 GP Gordon Kubanek 422 14.35 ND Tristan Maack 69 2.34 FCP Suzanne Fortin Newmarket—Aurora 1,273 31.68 GP John Mcrogers 1,117 27.80 L Christina Bisanz 959 23.87 PC Frank Klees 406 10.10 ND Mike Seaward 157 3.91 LTN Craig Hodgins 106 2.64 FCP Tad Brudzinski Niagara Falls 792 35.20 L Kim Craitor 685 30.44 GP Melanie Mullen 494 21.96 PC Bart Maves 279 12.40 ND Mike Piché Niagara West—Glanbrook 1,084 39.12 PC Tim Hudak 715 25.80 L Mike Lostracco 675 24.36 GP Sid Frere 297 10.72 ND Bonnie Bryan Nickel Belt 365 33.82 ND France Gélinas 299 27.71 L Ron Dupuis 254 23.54 GP Fred Twilley 134 12.41 PC Renée Germain 27 2.50 FCP Richard St-Denis Nipissing 366 33.15 L Monique Smith 328 29.71 PC Bill Vrebosch 225 20.38 GP Amy Brownridge 160 14.49 ND Henri Giroux 25 2.26 FCP Suzanne Plouffe Northumberland—Quinte West 1,330 32.15 GP Judy Smith Torrie 1,266 30.60 L Lou
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