1995 Ontario general election

Canadian provincial election September 2023 October 2020 1995 Ontario general election Ontario parliamentary no no no 63.00% (1.45pp) 1990 Ontario general election 1990 35th Legislative Assembly of Ontario 1999 Ontario general election 1999 36th Legislative Assembly of Ontario 130 seats in the 36th Legislative Assembly of Ontario 66 June 8, 1995 Mike Harris QP June 1987 (cropped).png 150x150px ON PC nohash Mike Harris May 12, 1990 ON PC name Nipissing 20 82 62 1,870,110 44.8% 21.3pp 3x4.svg ON Liberal nohash Lyn McLeod February 9, 1992 ON Liberal name Fort William 36 30 6 1,291,326 31.1% 1.3pp Image:Bob Rae in 1980 (cropped).jpg ON NDP nohash Bob Rae February 7, 1982 ON NDP name York South 74 17 57 854,163 20.6% 17.0pp Ontario Provincial Election 1995 - Results Map.svg 250px Popular vote by riding. As this is an FPTP election, seat totals are not determined by popular vote, but instead via results by each riding. Click the map for more details. Premier Premier after election Bob Rae ON NDP name Mike Harris ON PC name General elections were held on June 8, 1995, to elect members of the 36th Legislative Assembly of the province of Ontario, Canada. The writs for the election were drawn up on April 28, 1995. The governing New Democratic Party, led by Premier Bob Rae, was defeated by voters, who were angry with the actions of the Rae government, such as its unpopular hiring quotas and the Social Contract legislation in 1993.Bakan Abigail 2003 Ontario: Lessons of the Rise and Fall of Employment Equity Legislation from the Perspective of Rights Advocacy https://www.researchgate.net/publication/267926489 ResearchGate These policies caused the NDP to lose much of its base in organized labour, further reducing support for the party. At the 1993 federal election, the NDP tumbled to less than seven per cent support, and lost all 11 of its federal seats in Ontario. By the time the writs were drawn up for the 1995 provincial election, it was obvious that the NDP would not be reelected. Riding name change Acts were passed in 1991 and 1993, providing for the following name changes to ridings: Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry to S-D-G & East Grenville.Representation Amendment Act, 1991 S.O. 1991 2 https://archive.org/details/v01statutesofont1991ontauoft/page/2/mode/2up Grey to Grey—Owen Sound.Representation Amendment Act, 1993 S.O. 1993 6 https://archive.org/details/statutesofontari1993ontauoft/page/158/mode/2up York North to York—Mackenzie.Representation Amendment Act, 1993 (No. 2) S.O. 1993 30 https://archive.org/details/statutesofontari1993ontauoft/page/516/mode/2up Campaign The Liberal Party under Lyn McLeod had been leading in the polls for most of the period from 1992 to 1995, and were generally favoured to benefit from the swing in support away from the NDP. However, the party hurt its credibility through a series of high-profile policy reversals in the period leading up to the election. The most notable of these occurred when McLeod withdrew Liberal support from the Equality Rights Statute Amendment Act (Bill 167) introduced by the NDP government in 1994, which would have provided same-sex couples with rights and obligations mostly equal to those of opposite-sex common law couples and introduced a form of civil unions. Her decision was seen as cynical and opportunistic in light of the Liberals' earlier rural by-election loss in the socially conservative riding of Victoria—Haliburton. This gave the McLeod Liberals a reputation for "flip-flopping" and inconsistency while offending its socially progressive supporters. The Progressive Conservative Party, led by Mike Harris, found success with its Common Sense Revolution campaign to cut personal income taxes, social assistance (welfare) rates, and government spending dramatically. Roughly half of his party's seats came from the more affluent regions of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), especially the suburban belt surrounding Metro Toronto, often called the '905' for its telephone area code. In addition, by presenting himself as a populist, representing "ordinary Ontarians" over "special interests", Harris was able to build Tory support among working-class voters. Although there were regional variations, many working-class voters shifted directly from the NDP to the Tories during the election, enabling the latter to win formerly NDP ridings such as Cambridge and Oshawa. The televised party leaders' debate is often regarded as the turning point of the campaign. During the event, McLeod further alienated many voters with an overly aggressive performance. Harris used his time to speak directly to the camera to convey his party's Common Sense Revolution platform, virtually ignoring all questions asked of him by Rae and McLeod and avoiding getting caught up in their debate. Since Liberal support was regarded by many political insiders as soft and unsteady, many voters who were previously leaning to the Liberals shifted to the Progressive Conservatives after the debate. Opinion polls + Evolution of voting intentions at provincial level Polling firmLast day of survey Source PCO OLP ONDP Other ME Margin of Error SampleElection 1995June 8, 199544.831.120.63.5GallupJune 4, 1995Harris confident he'll become premier after today's vote: Poll shows Tories holding lead in final week with NDP in third June 8, 1995 The Globe and Mail A13423520Angus ReidMay 1995Campbell Murray Mittselstaedt Martin Harris lays out legislative timetable: Polls suggest Tory majority June 5, 1995 The Globe and Mail A1443420Angus ReidMay 1995413621 May 24, 1995Tories ahead in new NDP poll: Liberal Party says it still has the lead May 16, 1995 The Globe and Mail A83733~25CompasMay 1995Rusk James Tories' rise pleases Rae: Poll indicates sharp Grit fall May 24, 1995 The Globe and Mail A1364021EnvironicsMay 1995Rusk James Race watchers hope debate will jolt yawners: Many voters delay final choice because they already know which party they don't want May 15, 1995 The Globe and Mail A10265217Election called (April 28, 1995)Mittelstaedt Martin Rae calls June 8 Ontario election: Raucous campaign predicted as parties face quirky voters seeking solutions on jobs, deficit April 29, 1995 The Globe and Mail A1 During the 35th Parliament of Ontario + Evolution of voting intentions at provincial level Polling firmLast day of survey Source PCO OLP ONDP Other ME Margin of Error SampleAngus ReidApril 1995284621Comquest ResearchMarch 1995Rusk James NDP hastens to exploit opportunity offered by McLeod April 1, 1995 The Globe and Mail A7303436Angus ReidJanuary 1995Liberals keep lead in polls January 26, 1995 The Globe and Mail A62745209 EnvironicsJune 25, 1992NDP slumps to third spot, survey shows: Advisers finger auto insurance, Sunday shopping and Martel scandal for slide in popularity July 7, 1992 The Globe and Mail A6284225 EnvironicsMarch 1992284323EnvironicsJune 1991Allen Gene Ontario New Democrats take stock September 3, 1991 The Globe and Mail A4233634 EnvironicsDecember 30, 1990NDP support up sharply, poll finds January 19, 1991 The Globe and Mail A4152458 EnvironicsOctober 1990Will hold NDP to its promises, Nixon pledges: Vows Liberals won't be obstructive Allen Gene October 24, 1990 The Globe and Mail A8182751 Election 1990September 6, 199023.532.437.66.5 Results Summary Results of the 1995 Ontario general election by riding thumb|The Ontario Legislature after the 1995 election.|alt=|250x250pxThe Progressive Conservatives won a majority while the Liberals finished with less support than they had in the 1990 election. The NDP, despite improving their standing in some Northern Ontario ridings, were heavily defeated, falling to 17 seats and third party status. The New Democrats would remain the third party until 2018 when they returned to Official Opposition status. McLeod and Rae resigned their party leadership posts not long after the campaign. It was also the worst result for an incumbent Ontario governing party up to that time and would remain so until 2018 when the NDP finally surpassed the then-governing Liberals. One independent candidate was elected: Peter North in the riding of Elgin. North had been elected in 1990 as a New Democrat, but left the NDP and declared his intention to run as a Progressive Conservative. The PC Party did not accept him as a candidate, however. At least five unregistered parties fielded candidates in this election, appearing on the ballot as independents: The Reform Association of Ontario ran fifteen candidates. Their leader was Kimble Ainslie. An article of The Globe and Mail for August 19, 1995 indicates that the party won 6,400 votes. John Steele campaigned as a candidate of the Communist League. The Ontario Renewal Party ran a number of candidates under the leadership of Diane Johnston. This was the Marxist–Leninist party under a different name. Amani Oakley and Joe Flexer ran as "Independent Labour" candidates in Toronto with the support of dissident or former members of the Ontario New Democratic Party and with the support of OPSEU in the case of Oakley and the Canadian Auto Workers in the case of Flexer . John Turmel's Abolitionist Party ran at least two candidates. Overall Elections to the 36th Parliament of Ontario (1995) https://results.elections.on.ca/en/data-explorer?fromYear=1867&toYear=2019&electionType=GE&electionId=302 1995 general election results Elections Ontario December 22, 2023 |- ! colspan=2 rowspan=2 | Political party ! rowspan=2 | Party leader ! colspan=4 | MPPs ! colspan=4 | Votes |- ! Candidates !1990 !1995 !± !# ! ± !% ! ± (pp) ON PC row-name |style="text-align:left;"|Mike Harris | 130 || 20 || 82 || 62 || 1,870,110 || 925,546 || 44.97% || 21.46 ON Liberal row-name |style="text-align:left;"|Lyn McLeod | 130 || 36 || 30 || 6 || 1,291,326 || 10,808 || 31.05% || 1.35 ON NDP row-name |style="text-align:left;"|Bob Rae | 130 || 74 || 17 || 57 || 854,163 || 655,343 || 20.54% || 17.03 ON Independent row-name | || 60 || – || 1 || 1 || 33,077 || 19,770 || 0.80% || 0.46 ON FCP row-name |style="text-align:left;"|Donald Pennell | 55 || – || – || – || 61,657 || 49,174 || 1.48% || 1.28 ON Natural Law row-name |style="text-align:left;"|Ron Parker | 68 || – || – || – || 18,326 || 18,326 || 0.44% ||New ON Green row-name |style="text-align:left;"|Frank de Jong | 37 || – || – || – || 14,108 || 15,989 || 0.34% || 0.41 ON Libertarian row-name |style="text-align:left;"|John Shadbolt | 18 || – || – || – || 6,085 ||18,528 || 0.15% || 0.47 ON Freedom row-name |style="text-align:left;"|Jack Plant | 12 || – || – || – || 4,532 || 1,483 || 0.11% || 0.04 ON Confederation of Regions row-name |style="text-align:left;"| | 6 || – || – || – || 3,971 || 71,902 || 0.10% || 1.79 ON Communist row-name |style="text-align:left;"|Darrell Rankin | 5 || – || – || – || 1,015 || 124 || 0.02% || – |- ! colspan="3" style="text-align:left;" | Total |651||130 ! " colspan="2"|130 ! " colspan="2"|4,158,370 ! " colspan="2"| 100.00% |- | colspan="7" style="text-align:left;" | Rejected ballots | 42,152 | 10,423 | colspan="2"| |- | colspan="7" style="text-align:left;" | Voter turnout | 4,200,522 | 129,868 | 63.00 | 1.45 |- | colspan="7" style="text-align:left;" | Registered electors | 6,667,798 | 351,849 | colspan="2"| |} a Vote and seat summaries Ternary plots - shift of electoral support (1990-1995) 350 200 yes center Electoral districts identified by colours of winning parties File:Ternary ON1990.svg 1990 Ternary plot of 1990 results File:Ternary ON1995.svg 1995 Ternary plot of 1995 results + Seats and popular vote by party Party Seats Votes Change (pp)ON PC colour&name 82 130 ON PC 175 44.97 175 darkgrey 21.46 -5 1em background:greenON Liberal colour&name 30 130 ON Liberal 175 31.05 175 darkgrey -1.35 -5 1em background:redON NDP colour&name 17 130 ON NDP 175 20.54 175 darkgrey -17.03 -5 1em background:redON Independent colour&name 1 130 ON Independent 175 0.80 175 darkgrey 0.46 -5 1em background:greenON FCP colour&name 0 130 ON FCP 175 1.48 175 darkgrey -1.28 -5 1em background:redON Confederation of Regions colour&name 0 130 ON Confederation of Regions 175 0.10 175 darkgrey -1.79 -5 1em background:redON Other colour&name 0 130 ON Independent 175 1.06 175 darkgrey -0.47 -5 1em background:red Synopsis of results Results of the 1995 Ontario general election by riding + Results by riding - 1995 Ontario general election Riding Winning party Turnoutincluding spoilt ballots Votesminor political parties receiving less than 1% of the popular vote are aggregated under "Other"; independent candidates are aggregated separatelyNameorder is as given in EO reportsNames are as specified in 1976 Act plus 1990 amendment - EO file has errors 19901stplaceVotes Share Margin#Margin%2ndplace3rdplace PC Lib NDP FCP Family Coalition Party Ind Independent Other Other minor affiliations Total   Algoma NDP NDP 6,190 44.47% 1,588 11.41% PC Lib 64.02% 4,602 3,128 6,190 – – – 13,920 Algoma—Manitoulin Lib Lib 7,238 46.96% 2,054 13.33% PC NDP 59.33% 5,184 7,238 2,991 – – – 15,413 Beaches—Woodbine NDP NDP 10,862 42.44% 2,939 11.48% PC Lib 67.14% 7,923 6,158 10,862 – 319 331 25,593 Brampton North Lib PC 20,148 49.47% 5,348 13.13% Lib NDP 59.17% 20,148 14,800 5,288 – – 494 40,730 Brampton South Lib PC 21,859 49.67% 6,622 15.05% Lib NDP 59.78% 21,859 15,237 5,676 1,011 – 229 44,012 Brantford NDP PC 13,745 41.01% 3,327 9.93% Lib NDP 59.90% 13,745 10,418 8,165 762 – 430 33,520 Brant—Haldimand Lib PC 14,184 47.81% 3,595 12.12% Lib NDP 61.67% 14,184 10,589 3,030 1,340 – 527 29,670 Bruce Lib PC 13,680 42.70% 2,676 8.35% Lib NDP 69.34% 13,680 11,004 4,269 2,787 – 296 32,036 Burlington South PC PC 24,831 72.56% 19,416 56.73% Lib NDP 69.20% 24,831 5,415 3,507 470 – – 34,223 Cambridge NDP PC 17,269 46.93% 5,472 14.87% NDP Lib 59.56% 17,269 5,606 11,797 1,690 433 – 36,795 Carleton PC PC 28,349 64.96% 18,606 42.64% Lib NDP 62.05% 28,349 9,743 4,046 942 – 558 43,638 Carleton East Lib Lib 17,780 48.19% 4,209 11.41% PC NDP 60.34% 13,571 17,780 4,783 – – 758 36,892 Chatham—Kent NDP PC 10,461 36.29% 546 1.89% Lib NDP 58.54% 10,461 9,915 7,444 1,008 – – 28,828 Cochrane North NDP NDP 6,935 45.62% 1,983 13.04% Lib PC 58.96% 3,316 4,952 6,935 – – – 15,203 Cochrane South NDP NDP 12,114 52.45% 5,527 23.93% PC Lib 60.36% 6,587 4,058 12,114 – 339 – 23,098 Cornwall Lib Lib 14,507 59.70% 6,669 27.44% PC NDP 55.53% 7,838 14,507 1,719 – – 236 24,300 Don Mills NDP PC 14,897 53.36% 7,290 26.11% Lib NDP 66.09% 14,897 7,607 4,569 – 362 484 27,919 Dovercourt NDP NDP 9,049 47.23% 3,488 18.20% Lib PC 63.22% 3,560 5,561 9,049 – 261 730 19,161 Downsview NDP Lib 9,142 39.48% 360 1.55% NDP PC 63.90% 4,444 9,142 8,782 – 572 217 23,157 Dufferin—Peel PC PC 23,239 66.00% 14,738 41.86% Lib NDP 65.37% 23,239 8,501 3,470 – – – 35,210 Durham Centre NDP PC 25,107 58.34% 15,299 35.55% Lib NDP 65.02% 25,107 9,808 8,120 – – – 43,035 Durham East NDP PC 24,303 61.79% 15,784 40.13% NDP Lib 63.79% 24,303 6,512 8,519 – – – 39,334 Durham West NDP PC 29,232 54.58% 15,258 28.49% Lib NDP 63.83% 29,232 13,974 9,444 – 904 – 53,554 Durham—York NDP PC 25,018 60.40% 16,970 40.97% NDP Lib 63.45% 25,018 7,512 8,048 845 – – 41,423 Eglinton Lib PC 17,496 48.82% 4,592 12.81% Lib NDP 73.65% 17,496 12,904 4,597 – 123 720 35,840 Elgin NDP Ind 12,436 37.79% 1,776 5.40% PC Lib 61.17% 10,660 5,801 3,445 – 12,436 565 32,907 Essex-Kent NDP Lib 10,130 37.01% 1,746 6.38% PC NDP 58.85% 8,384 10,130 7,837 1,022 – – 27,373 Essex South Lib Lib 14,513 54.48% 8,783 32.97% PC NDP 50.91% 5,730 14,513 4,348 1,550 – 498 26,639 Etobicoke—Humber Lib PC 18,128 51.26% 4,494 12.71% Lib NDP 73.35% 18,128 13,634 3,100 – 308 196 35,366 Etobicoke—Lakeshore NDP PC 14,879 45.23% 5,805 17.65% Lib NDP 66.55% 14,879 9,074 8,279 – 186 479 32,897 Etobicoke—Rexdale NDP PC 9,521 36.57% 853 3.28% NDP Lib 59.51% 9,521 7,173 8,668 – 488 188 26,038 Etobicoke West PC PC 18,349 55.30% 8,523 25.69% Lib NDP 70.68% 18,349 9,826 4,608 – – 399 33,182 Fort William Lib Lib 15,681 57.32% 8,565 31.31% PC NDP 63.29% 7,116 15,681 4,561 – – – 27,358 Fort York NDP NDP 10,762 41.02% 2,280 8.69% Lib PC 64.86% 6,025 8,482 10,762 – 269 699 26,237 Frontenac—Addington NDP PC 12,211 38.52% 1,962 6.19% Lib NDP 62.52% 12,211 10,249 7,302 1,404 416 121 31,703 Grey—Owen Sound PC PC 25,138 63.21% 16,876 42.44% Lib NDP 65.58% 25,138 8,262 3,413 2,082 703 170 39,768 Guelph NDP PC 17,204 42.55% 5,745 14.21% Lib NDP 66.31% 17,204 11,459 10,278 1,035 187 265 40,428 Halton Centre Lib PC 30,621 61.41% 16,644 33.38% Lib NDP 69.06% 30,621 13,977 5,268 – – – 49,866 Halton North NDP PC 19,247 60.90% 12,679 40.12% Lib NDP 66.58% 19,247 6,568 4,362 1,239 – 187 31,603 Hamilton Centre NDP NDP 8,012 36.81% 690 3.17% Lib PC 54.71% 5,723 7,322 8,012 376 – 331 21,764 Hamilton East NDP Lib 11,088 43.55% 4,046 15.89% NDP PC 57.85% 6,263 11,088 7,042 681 – 389 25,463 Hamilton Mountain NDP PC 13,852 36.60% 1,028 2.72% Lib NDP 64.41% 13,852 12,824 9,837 1,329 – – 37,842 Hamilton West NDP PC 13,301 40.54% 4,034 12.29% NDP Lib 67.00% 13,301 8,911 9,267 880 – 453 32,812 Hastings—Peterborough NDP PC 16,187 54.17% 7,859 26.30% NDP Lib 67.44% 16,187 4,056 8,328 1,002 – 308 29,881 High Park—Swansea NDP PC 10,559 38.77% 1,660 6.10% NDP Lib 70.36% 10,559 7,121 8,899 – – 654 27,233 Huron NDP PC 13,343 46.16% 6,334 21.91% Lib NDP 70.00% 13,343 7,009 6,927 1,418 207 – 28,904 Kenora Lib Lib 9,152 53.72% 4,055 23.80% PC NDP 52.02% 5,097 9,152 2,788 – – – 17,037 Kingston and the Islands NDP Lib 10,314 36.90% 1,743 6.24% PC NDP 61.08% 8,571 10,314 8,052 858 – 155 27,950 Kitchener NDP PC 13,374 40.15% 3,382 10.15% Lib NDP 60.12% 13,374 9,992 6,998 2,111 835 – 33,310 Kitchener—Wilmot NDP PC 17,392 45.70% 7,286 19.14% Lib NDP 59.07% 17,392 10,106 8,146 2,415 – – 38,059 Lake Nipigon NDP NDP 5,079 42.99% 1,616 13.68% Lib PC 54.99% 3,273 3,463 5,079 – – – 11,815 Lambton NDP PC 12,034 43.58% 4,109 14.88% Lib NDP 64.70% 12,034 7,925 5,055 2,184 – 417 27,615 Lanark—Renfrew PC PC 19,959 55.79% 10,003 27.96% Lib NDP 59.87% 19,959 9,956 3,455 745 557 1,104 35,776 Lawrence Lib Lib 11,784 45.88% 3,829 14.91% PC NDP 65.08% 7,955 11,784 5,000 – – 944 25,683 Leeds—Grenville PC PC 21,763 63.27% 12,808 37.23% Lib NDP 63.06% 21,763 8,955 2,316 – 438 927 34,399 Lincoln NDP PC 18,709 50.68% 7,833 21.22% Lib NDP 68.09% 18,709 10,876 5,800 1,241 – 288 36,914 London Centre NDP NDP 11,096 36.77% 1,732 5.74% PC Lib 53.26% 9,364 7,559 11,096 1,041 – 1,119 30,179 London North PC PC 23,195 52.65% 12,083 27.43% Lib NDP 64.73% 23,195 11,112 8,167 777 – 800 44,051 London South NDP PC 18,161 44.35% 7,432 18.15% NDP Lib 61.88% 18,161 10,693 10,729 387 323 653 40,946 Markham PC PC 37,314 64.81% 26,544 46.10% Lib NDP 62.80% 37,314 10,770 7,779 1,088 – 626 57,577 Middlesex NDP PC 15,684 40.35% 5,236 13.47% Lib NDP 64.67% 15,684 10,448 8,799 3,481 – 458 38,870 Mississauga East Lib PC 16,468 52.07% 6,429 20.33% Lib NDP 60.38% 16,468 10,039 5,120 – – – 31,627 Mississauga North Lib PC 22,095 47.76% 4,414 9.54% Lib NDP 57.37% 22,095 17,681 5,283 – – 1,206 46,265 Mississauga South PC PC 23,116 69.76% 17,565 53.01% Lib NDP 65.39% 23,116 5,551 3,282 – 596 590 33,135 Mississauga West Lib PC 26,614 46.21% 3,339 5.80% Lib NDP 60.33% 26,614 23,275 6,758 – – 952 57,599 Muskoka—Georgian Bay NDP PC 17,864 51.79% 9,769 28.32% Lib NDP 65.50% 17,864 8,095 7,742 – 381 411 34,493 Nepean Lib PC 17,510 49.66% 3,935 11.16% Lib NDP 64.97% 17,510 13,575 3,274 – – 901 35,260 Niagara Falls NDP PC 12,132 43.33% 3,843 13.73% Lib NDP 59.48% 12,132 8,289 7,034 – 189 355 27,999 Niagara South NDP PC 8,815 38.24% 1,181 5.12% Lib NDP 60.14% 8,815 7,634 5,376 536 688 – 23,049 Nickel Belt NDP NDP 8,007 46.54% 2,458 14.29% Lib PC 64.70% 3,305 5,549 8,007 – 225 119 17,205 Nipissing PC PC 18,722 60.48% 10,837 35.01% Lib NDP 63.68% 18,722 7,885 4,350 – – – 30,957 Norfolk NDP PC 17,335 48.68% 7,922 22.24% Lib NDP 64.14% 17,335 9,413 7,893 972 – – 35,613 Northumberland Lib PC 19,359 52.14% 6,126 16.50% Lib NDP 67.13% 19,359 13,233 4,539 – – – 37,131 Oakville South PC PC 21,689 63.34% 13,210 38.58% Lib NDP 71.08% 21,689 8,479 2,973 1,103 – – 34,244 Oakwood NDP Lib 8,599 42.31% 975 4.80% NDP PC 65.74% 3,298 8,599 7,624 – 301 504 20,326 Oriole Lib Lib 11,164 43.70% 1,034 4.05% PC NDP 68.39% 10,130 11,164 3,665 – 243 342 25,544 Oshawa NDP PC 16,793 54.33% 8,343 26.99% NDP Lib 57.66% 16,793 5,666 8,450 – – – 30,909 Ottawa Centre NDP Lib 11,150 39.26% 1,712 6.03% NDP PC 63.88% 6,715 11,150 9,438 – 173 924 28,400 Ottawa East Lib Lib 14,436 56.94% 9,068 35.77% PC NDP 53.21% 5,368 14,436 4,818 – 136 596 25,354 Ottawa—Rideau Lib PC 14,796 45.11% 1,523 4.64% Lib NDP 61.29% 14,796 13,273 4,138 – – 590 32,797 Ottawa South Lib Lib 15,418 53.35% 6,800 23.53% PC NDP 66.51% 8,618 15,418 4,235 – – 628 28,899 Ottawa West Lib Lib 14,516 45.48% 1,618 5.07% PC NDP 64.43% 12,898 14,516 3,718 – 241 544 31,917 Oxford NDP PC 17,568 49.48% 8,067 22.72% NDP Lib 64.02% 17,568 6,564 9,501 1,061 – 809 35,503 Parkdale Lib Lib 8,435 47.87% 2,640 14.98% NDP PC 64.03% 2,887 8,435 5,795 – – 505 17,622 Parry Sound PC PC 15,523 65.47% 10,702 45.14% Lib NDP 63.57% 15,523 4,821 3,367 – – – 23,711 Perth NDP PC 13,735 44.81% 5,290 17.26% NDP Lib 62.90% 13,735 7,722 8,445 – 326 427 30,655 Peterborough NDP PC 22,735 52.66% 12,409 28.74% Lib NDP 66.23% 22,735 10,326 7,581 2,064 – 464 43,170 Port Arthur NDP Lib 14,281 48.92% 6,791 23.26% NDP PC 61.91% 6,554 14,281 7,490 683 182 – 29,190 Prescott and Russell Lib Lib 24,808 55.68% 11,171 25.07% PC NDP 56.64% 13,637 24,808 4,472 – 564 1,072 44,553 Prince Edward—Lennox—South Hastings NDP PC 14,144 49.61% 6,346 22.26% Lib NDP 60.04% 14,144 7,798 5,996 – – 571 28,509 Quinte Lib PC 13,961 47.28% 2,135 7.23% Lib NDP 58.79% 13,961 11,826 3,743 – – – 29,530 Rainy River NDP NDP 4,912 39.93% 205 1.67% PC Lib 63.98% 4,707 2,683 4,912 – – – 12,302 Renfrew North Lib Lib 16,044 53.32% 6,363 21.15% PC NDP 61.00% 9,681 16,044 2,483 1,695 – 187 30,090 Riverdale NDP NDP 10,948 46.88% 4,600 19.70% PC Lib 64.66% 6,348 5,443 10,948 – 273 341 23,353 St. Andrew—St. Patrick NDP PC 13,092 40.43% 3,679 11.36% Lib NDP 67.16% 13,092 9,413 9,231 – – 649 32,385 St. Catharines Lib Lib 13,761 46.53% 2,275 7.69% PC NDP 64.58% 11,486 13,761 3,929 245 – 153 29,574 St. Catharines—Brock NDP PC 11,976 47.02% 4,603 18.07% Lib NDP 62.56% 11,976 7,373 5,521 598 – – 25,468 St. George—St. David Lib PC 10,662 33.87% 337 1.07% Lib NDP 70.61% 10,662 10,325 9,672 – 424 392 31,475 Sarnia NDP PC 9,260 33.81% 634 2.31% Lib NDP 61.31% 9,260 8,626 7,487 1,642 376 – 27,391 Sault Ste. Marie NDP NDP 15,392 43.33% 3,720 10.47% Lib PC 62.24% 7,699 11,672 15,392 – – 757 35,520 Scarborough—Agincourt Lib Lib 13,472 46.08% 2,135 7.30% PC NDP 61.37% 11,337 13,472 4,112 – – 313 29,234 Scarborough Centre NDP PC 12,717 45.88% 5,554 20.04% Lib NDP 63.35% 12,717 7,163 6,841 – 649 349 27,719 Scarborough East NDP PC 19,166 55.72% 11,954 34.75% NDP Lib 64.69% 19,166 7,197 7,212 – 270 553 34,398 Scarborough—Ellesmere NDP PC 13,282 47.89% 5,376 19.38% NDP Lib 64.95% 13,282 5,602 7,906 – – 947 27,737 Scarborough North Lib Lib 15,507 46.08% 4,999 14.85% PC NDP 58.67% 10,508 15,507 6,431 369 – 840 33,655 Scarborough West NDP PC 11,773 43.13% 2,557 9.37% NDP Lib 64.33% 11,773 5,326 9,216 – 254 730 27,299 Simcoe Centre NDP PC 29,790 58.25% 17,729 34.67% Lib NDP 63.06% 29,790 12,061 7,655 769 284 580 51,139 Simcoe East PC PC 23,489 60.97% 14,445 37.50% Lib NDP 66.52% 23,489 9,044 4,849 – 876 266 38,524 Simcoe West PC PC 24,346 68.24% 18,847 52.83% Lib NDP 63.01% 24,346 5,499 4,937 894 – – 35,676 S-D-G & East Grenville PC PC 18,884 64.69% 11,290 38.68% Lib NDP 62.48% 18,884 7,594 2,285 – – 428 29,191 Sudbury NDP Lib 12,349 40.66% 3,651 12.02% NDP PC 62.10% 8,093 12,349 8,698 – 629 605 30,374 Sudbury East NDP NDP 11,236 37.09% 1,642 5.42% Lib PC 62.30% 8,680 9,594 11,236 – 473 310 30,293 Timiskaming Lib Lib 8,643 46.78% 2,458 13.30% PC NDP 64.13% 6,185 8,643 2,962 – – 685 18,475 Victoria—Haliburton NDP PC 25,267 68.42% 18,987 51.41% Lib NDP 66.16% 25,267 6,280 4,210 378 643 151 36,929 Waterloo North PC PC 25,757 59.42% 17,028 39.29% Lib NDP 62.32% 25,757 8,729 6,869 1,714 – 275 43,344 Welland-Thorold NDP NDP 12,848 42.71% 4,218 14.02% Lib PC 65.22% 8,089 8,630 12,848 – – 517 30,084 Wellington PC PC 21,753 66.70% 16,047 49.20% Lib NDP 65.00% 21,753 5,706 4,104 782 – 269 32,614 Wentworth East NDP PC 15,888 44.50% 3,606 10.10% Lib NDP 64.56% 15,888 12,282 6,667 – 863 – 35,700 Wentworth North NDP PC 21,165 55.65% 10,772 28.32% Lib NDP 70.97% 21,165 10,393 6,474 – – – 38,032 Willowdale PC PC 18,834 53.99% 8,964 25.70% Lib NDP 68.94% 18,834 9,870 4,825 – 715 639 34,883 Wilson Heights Lib Lib 12,468 44.64% 2,696 9.65% PC NDP 62.76% 9,772 12,468 4,612 231 109 741 27,933 Windsor—Riverside NDP NDP 12,347 45.70% 2,935 10.86% Lib PC 54.02% 4,440 9,412 12,347 459 – 362 27,020 Windsor—Sandwich NDP Lib 11,940 47.12% 5,526 21.81% NDP PC 50.11% 5,704 11,940 6,414 610 410 263 25,341 Windsor—Walkerville NDP Lib 10,281 41.28% 380 1.53% NDP PC 52.54% 3,610 10,281 9,901 957 – 156 24,905 York Centre Lib PC 37,897 48.94% 8,747 11.30% Lib NDP 60.80% 37,897 29,150 6,698 1,891 – 1,792 77,428 York East NDP PC 12,789 41.65% 3,263 10.63% NDP Lib 69.59% 12,789 7,398 9,526 – 748 243 30,704 York Mills PC PC 18,852 63.58% 11,534 38.90% Lib NDP 69.31% 18,852 7,318 2,930 – – 553 29,653 York—Mackenzie Lib PC 25,904 58.33% 11,931 26.86% Lib NDP 67.21% 25,904 13,973 3,611 498 – 425 44,411 York South NDP NDP 10,442 41.24% 2,716 10.73% PC Lib 69.13% 7,726 6,025 10,442 305 170 653 25,321 Yorkview NDP Lib 9,245 46.97% 2,798 14.22% NDP PC 60.99% 3,989 9,245 6,447 – – – 19,681 a #B9E5B9 silver = open seat #F5F5DC silver = turnout is above provincial average #DCDCDC silver = winning candidate was in previous Legislature #ADD8E6 silver = not incumbent; was previously elected to the Legislature #EABB94 silver = incumbent had switched allegiance #87CEFA silver = incumbency arose from byelection gain #FFFF00 silver = previously incumbent in another riding #DCD0FF silver = other incumbents renominated #FFA07A #BFBFBF = previously an MP in the House of Commons of Canada #F0E68C silver = multiple candidates Comparative analysis for ridings (1995 vs 1990) + Summary of riding results by turnout and vote share for winning candidate (vs 1990)Summarized from https://results.elections.on.ca/en/data-explorer?fromYear=1867&toYear=2022&levelOfDetail=election Data Explorer Elections Ontario December 15, 2022Riding and winning partyTurnoutVote share % Change (pp) % Change (pp)  Algoma NDP Hold 64.02 -1.60 -2 1em background:#708090 44.47 -14.18 -2 1em background:ON NDP Algoma—Manitoulin Lib Hold 59.33 -1.92 -2 1em background:#708090 46.96 8.10 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Beaches—Woodbine NDP Hold 67.14 1.19 -2 1em background:#708090 42.44 -15.91 -2 1em background:ON NDP Brampton North PC Gain 59.17 0.82 -2 1em background:#708090 49.47 26.70 -2 1em background:ON PC Brampton South PC Gain 59.78 0.43 -2 1em background:#708090 49.67 21.17 -2 1em background:ON PC Brantford PC Gain 59.90 -6.81 -2 1em background:#708090 41.01 32.54 -2 1em background:ON PC Brant—Haldimand PC Gain 61.67 0.49 -2 1em background:#708090 47.81 26.17 -2 1em background:ON PC Bruce PC Gain 69.34 0.42 -2 1em background:#708090 42.70 18.55 -2 1em background:ON PC Burlington South PC Hold 69.20 -0.28 -2 1em background:#708090 72.56 20.02 -2 1em background:ON PC Cambridge PC Gain 59.56 -5.28 -2 1em background:#708090 46.93 34.63 -2 1em background:ON PC Carleton PC Hold 62.05 -3.10 -2 1em background:#708090 64.96 18.06 -2 1em background:ON PC Carleton East Lib Hold 60.34 -3.18 -2 1em background:#708090 48.19 -5.68 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Chatham—Kent PC Gain 58.54 -4.47 -2 1em background:#708090 36.29 18.24 -2 1em background:ON PC Cochrane North NDP Hold 58.96 -3.21 -2 1em background:#708090 45.62 5.15 -2 1em background:ON NDP Cochrane South NDP Hold 60.36 -2.59 -2 1em background:#708090 52.45 4.83 -2 1em background:ON NDP Cornwall Lib Hold 55.53 -8.26 -2 1em background:#708090 59.70 13.17 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Don Mills PC Gain 66.09 1.85 -2 1em background:#708090 53.36 26.57 -2 1em background:ON PC Dovercourt NDP Hold 63.22 -3.04 -2 1em background:#708090 47.23 -7.02 -2 1em background:ON NDP Downsview Lib Gain 63.90 -2.18 -2 1em background:#708090 39.48 4.88 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Dufferin—Peel PC Hold 65.37 -1.20 -2 1em background:#708090 66.00 31.34 -2 1em background:ON PC Durham Centre PC Gain 65.02 3.79 -2 1em background:#708090 58.34 32.34 -2 1em background:ON PC Durham East PC Gain 63.79 0.36 -2 1em background:#708090 61.79 29.20 -2 1em background:ON PC Durham West PC Gain 63.83 1.47 -2 1em background:#708090 54.58 29.02 -2 1em background:ON PC Durham—York PC Gain 63.45 1.55 -2 1em background:#708090 60.40 30.34 -2 1em background:ON PC Eglinton PC Gain 73.65 3.67 -2 1em background:#708090 48.82 13.37 -2 1em background:ON PC Elgin Ind Gain 61.17 -5.34 -2 1em background:#708090 37.79 New Essex-Kent Lib Gain 58.85 -8.67 -2 1em background:#708090 37.01 3.91 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Essex South Lib Hold 50.91 -8.49 -2 1em background:#708090 54.48 18.46 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Etobicoke—Humber PC Gain 73.35 3.05 -2 1em background:#708090 51.26 24.85 -2 1em background:ON PC Etobicoke—Lakeshore PC Gain 66.55 0.40 -2 1em background:#708090 45.23 29.90 -2 1em background:ON PC Etobicoke—Rexdale PC Gain 59.51 -1.91 -2 1em background:#708090 36.57 24.22 -2 1em background:ON PC Etobicoke West PC Hold 70.68 0.81 -2 1em background:#708090 55.30 14.74 -2 1em background:ON PC Fort William Lib Hold 63.29 0.55 -2 1em background:#708090 57.32 12.88 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Fort York NDP Hold 64.86 1.38 -2 1em background:#708090 41.02 -5.29 -2 1em background:ON NDP Frontenac—Addington PC Gain 62.52 -2.63 -2 1em background:#708090 38.52 10.37 -2 1em background:ON PC Grey—Owen Sound PC Hold 65.58 0.38 -2 1em background:#708090 63.21 27.10 -2 1em background:ON PC Guelph PC Gain 66.31 -3.17 -2 1em background:#708090 42.55 16.90 -2 1em background:ON PC Halton Centre PC Gain 69.06 5.94 -2 1em background:#708090 61.41 29.53 -2 1em background:ON PC Halton North PC Gain 66.58 2.08 -2 1em background:#708090 60.90 33.64 -2 1em background:ON PC Hamilton Centre NDP Hold 54.71 -5.07 -2 1em background:#708090 36.81 -18.51 -2 1em background:ON NDP Hamilton East Lib Gain 57.85 -3.85 -2 1em background:#708090 43.55 24.05 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Hamilton Mountain PC Gain 64.41 -2.14 -2 1em background:#708090 36.60 16.12 -2 1em background:ON PC Hamilton West PC Gain 67.00 -0.90 -2 1em background:#708090 40.54 27.23 -2 1em background:ON PC Hastings—Peterborough PC Gain 67.44 -1.32 -2 1em background:#708090 54.17 17.45 -2 1em background:ON PC High Park—Swansea PC Gain 70.36 5.54 -2 1em background:#708090 38.77 20.33 -2 1em background:ON PC Huron PC Gain 70.00 -1.47 -2 1em background:#708090 46.16 14.98 -2 1em background:ON PC Kenora Lib Hold 52.02 -9.66 -2 1em background:#708090 53.72 13.17 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Kingston and the Islands Lib Gain 61.08 4.09 -2 1em background:#708090 36.90 6.72 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Kitchener PC Gain 60.12 -2.78 -2 1em background:#708090 40.15 21.85 -2 1em background:ON PC Kitchener—Wilmot PC Gain 59.07 -1.02 -2 1em background:#708090 45.70 25.60 -2 1em background:ON PC Lake Nipigon NDP Hold 54.99 -5.00 -2 1em background:#708090 42.99 -22.21 -2 1em background:ON NDP Lambton PC Gain 64.70 -3.47 -2 1em background:#708090 43.58 15.88 -2 1em background:ON PC Lanark—Renfrew PC Hold 59.87 -0.51 -2 1em background:#708090 55.79 23.31 -2 1em background:ON PC Lawrence Lib Hold 65.08 -0.60 -2 1em background:#708090 45.88 1.18 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Leeds—Grenville PC Hold 63.06 -3.12 -2 1em background:#708090 63.27 14.20 -2 1em background:ON PC Lincoln PC Gain 68.09 0.02 -2 1em background:#708090 50.68 23.13 -2 1em background:ON PC London Centre NDP Hold 53.26 -12.79 -2 1em background:#708090 36.77 -14.54 -2 1em background:ON NDP London North PC Hold 64.73 -3.07 -2 1em background:#708090 52.65 11.35 -2 1em background:ON PC London South PC Gain 61.88 -3.73 -2 1em background:#708090 44.35 20.45 -2 1em background:ON PC Markham PC Hold 62.80 -1.60 -2 1em background:#708090 64.81 14.84 -2 1em background:ON PC Middlesex PC Gain 64.67 -4.14 -2 1em background:#708090 40.35 17.01 -2 1em background:ON PC Mississauga East PC Gain 60.38 -1.24 -2 1em background:#708090 52.07 25.92 -2 1em background:ON PC Mississauga North PC Gain 57.37 -0.40 -2 1em background:#708090 47.76 23.87 -2 1em background:ON PC Mississauga South PC Hold 65.39 -0.30 -2 1em background:#708090 69.76 17.31 -2 1em background:ON PC Mississauga West PC Gain 60.33 0.74 -2 1em background:#708090 46.21 21.10 -2 1em background:ON PC Muskoka—Georgian Bay PC Gain 65.50 -2.15 -2 1em background:#708090 51.79 19.99 -2 1em background:ON PC Nepean PC Gain 64.97 2.05 -2 1em background:#708090 49.66 19.13 -2 1em background:ON PC Niagara Falls PC Gain 59.48 -3.90 -2 1em background:#708090 43.33 30.32 -2 1em background:ON PC Niagara South PC Gain 60.14 -4.97 -2 1em background:#708090 38.24 21.42 -2 1em background:ON PC Nickel Belt NDP Hold 64.70 -4.37 -2 1em background:#708090 46.54 -12.00 -2 1em background:ON NDP Nipissing PC Hold 63.68 -6.48 -2 1em background:#708090 60.48 14.63 -2 1em background:ON PC Norfolk PC Gain 64.14 -3.81 -2 1em background:#708090 48.68 20.01 -2 1em background:ON PC Northumberland PC Gain 67.13 0.21 -2 1em background:#708090 52.14 21.67 -2 1em background:ON PC Oakville South PC Hold 71.08 4.36 -2 1em background:#708090 63.34 28.36 -2 1em background:ON PC Oakwood Lib Gain 65.74 -1.94 -2 1em background:#708090 42.31 4.23 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Oriole Lib Hold 68.39 2.26 -2 1em background:#708090 43.70 1.85 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Oshawa PC Gain 57.66 5.67 -2 1em background:#708090 54.33 40.08 -2 1em background:ON PC Ottawa Centre Lib Gain 63.88 -3.29 -2 1em background:#708090 39.26 0.98 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Ottawa East Lib Hold 53.21 -2.02 -2 1em background:#708090 56.94 -5.47 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Ottawa—Rideau PC Gain 61.29 1.33 -2 1em background:#708090 45.11 27.49 -2 1em background:ON PC Ottawa South Lib Hold 66.51 -2.05 -2 1em background:#708090 53.35 7.48 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Ottawa West Lib Hold 64.43 -1.25 -2 1em background:#708090 45.48 3.87 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Oxford PC Gain 64.02 -3.63 -2 1em background:#708090 49.48 22.47 -2 1em background:ON PC Parkdale Lib Hold 64.03 2.81 -2 1em background:#708090 47.87 1.47 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Parry Sound PC Hold 63.57 -1.52 -2 1em background:#708090 65.47 21.69 -2 1em background:ON PC Perth PC Gain 62.90 -3.34 -2 1em background:#708090 44.81 17.76 -2 1em background:ON PC Peterborough PC Gain 66.23 -0.42 -2 1em background:#708090 52.66 31.45 -2 1em background:ON PC Port Arthur Lib Gain 61.91 -0.32 -2 1em background:#708090 48.92 9.77 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Prescott and Russell Lib Hold 56.64 -2.64 -2 1em background:#708090 55.68 -9.29 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Prince Edward—Lennox—South Hastings PC Gain 60.04 -1.41 -2 1em background:#708090 49.61 19.71 -2 1em background:ON PC Quinte PC Gain 58.79 -0.63 -2 1em background:#708090 47.28 27.66 -2 1em background:ON PCRainy River NDP Hold 63.98 -2.37 -2 1em background:#708090 39.93 -21.54 -2 1em background:ON NDP Renfrew North Lib Hold 61.00 -4.62 -2 1em background:#708090 53.32 10.00 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Riverdale NDP Hold 64.66 2.21 -2 1em background:#708090 46.88 -15.09 -2 1em background:ON NDP St. Andrew—St. Patrick PC Gain 67.16 0.27 -2 1em background:#708090 40.43 9.58 -2 1em background:ON PC St. Catharines Lib Hold 64.58 -2.19 -2 1em background:#708090 46.53 7.77 -2 1em background:ON Liberal St. Catharines—Brock PC Gain 62.56 -3.29 -2 1em background:#708090 47.02 21.66 -2 1em background:ON PC St. George—St. David PC Gain 70.61 5.98 -2 1em background:#708090 33.87 10.46 -2 1em background:ON PC Sarnia PC Gain 61.31 -3.54 -2 1em background:#708090 33.81 12.62 -2 1em background:ON PC Sault Ste. Marie NDP Hold 62.24 -6.01 -2 1em background:#708090 43.33 7.08 -2 1em background:ON NDP Scarborough—Agincourt Lib Hold 61.37 -2.17 -2 1em background:#708090 46.08 1.77 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Scarborough Centre PC Gain 63.35 -1.10 -2 1em background:#708090 45.88 25.04 -2 1em background:ON PC Scarborough East PC Gain 64.69 1.22 -2 1em background:#708090 55.72 25.67 -2 1em background:ON PC Scarborough—Ellesmere PC Gain 64.95 -1.84 -2 1em background:#708090 47.89 31.21 -2 1em background:ON PC Scarborough North Lib Hold 58.67 0.82 -2 1em background:#708090 46.08 1.52 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Scarborough West PC Gain 64.33 -0.89 -2 1em background:#708090 43.13 22.54 -2 1em background:ON PC Simcoe Centre PC Gain 63.06 0.60 -2 1em background:#708090 58.25 34.17 -2 1em background:ON PC Simcoe East PC Hold 66.52 -0.94 -2 1em background:#708090 60.97 21.32 -2 1em background:ON PC Simcoe West PC Hold 63.01 -0.83 -2 1em background:#708090 68.24 31.75 -2 1em background:ON PC S-D-G & East Grenville PC Hold 62.48 -3.29 -2 1em background:#708090 64.69 23.82 -2 1em background:ON PC Sudbury Lib Gain 62.10 -4.47 -2 1em background:#708090 40.66 9.88 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Sudbury East NDP Hold 62.30 -8.56 -2 1em background:#708090 37.09 -20.91 -2 1em background:ON NDP Timiskaming Lib Hold 64.13 -3.44 -2 1em background:#708090 46.78 4.49 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Victoria—Haliburton PC Gain 66.16 -2.94 -2 1em background:#708090 68.42 42.78 -2 1em background:ON PC Waterloo North PC Hold 62.32 0.30 -2 1em background:#708090 59.42 22.00 -2 1em background:ON PC Welland-Thorold NDP Hold 65.22 -4.58 -2 1em background:#708090 42.71 -20.92 -2 1em background:ON NDP Wellington PC Hold 65.00 -1.45 -2 1em background:#708090 66.70 27.08 -2 1em background:ON PC Wentworth East PC Gain 64.56 -2.26 -2 1em background:#708090 44.50 28.06 -2 1em background:ON PC Wentworth North PC Gain 70.97 1.33 -2 1em background:#708090 55.65 29.71 -2 1em background:ON PC Willowdale PC Hold 68.94 5.61 -2 1em background:#708090 53.99 18.79 -2 1em background:ON PC Wilson Heights Lib Hold 62.76 -0.23 -2 1em background:#708090 44.64 0.37 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Windsor—Riverside NDP Hold 54.02 -8.14 -2 1em background:#708090 45.70 -25.33 -2 1em background:ON NDP Windsor—Sandwich Lib Gain 50.11 -8.85 -2 1em background:#708090 47.12 6.82 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Windsor—Walkerville Lib Gain 52.54 -7.20 -2 1em background:#708090 41.28 1.08 -2 1em background:ON Liberal York Centre PC Gain 60.80 -1.05 -2 1em background:#708090 48.94 25.14 -2 1em background:ON PC York East PC Gain 69.59 1.57 -2 1em background:#708090 41.65 14.78 -2 1em background:ON PC York Mills PC Hold 69.31 1.01 -2 1em background:#708090 63.58 18.94 -2 1em background:ON PC York—Mackenzie PC Gain 67.21 4.08 -2 1em background:#708090 58.33 24.52 -2 1em background:ON PC York South NDP Hold 69.13 2.33 -2 1em background:#708090 41.24 -25.47 -2 1em background:ON NDP Yorkview Lib Gain 60.99 -0.12 -2 1em background:#708090 46.97 5.47 -2 1em background:ON Liberal Analysis + Party candidates in 2nd place Party in 1st place Party in 2nd place TotalPC Lib NDPON PC row-name 67 15 82ON Liberal row-name 20 10 30ON NDP row-name 7 10 17ON Independent row-name 1 1 Total28 77 25 130 + Candidates ranked 1st to 5th place, by party Parties 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5thON PC colour&name82 28 20 ON Liberal colour&name30 77 23 ON NDP colour&name17 25 87 1 ON Independent colour&name1 20 20ON FCP colour&name 50 4ON Green colour&name 15 16ON Natural Law colour&name 12 32ON Confederation of Regions colour&name 5 ON Libertarian colour&name 4 8ON Freedom colour&name 4 4ON Communist colour&name 3 + Resulting composition of the 36th Legislative Assembly Source PartyPCLibNDPIndTotalSeats retained Incumbents returned 19 18 17 54Open seats held1 1 2Seats changing hands Incumbents defeated53 9 62Open seats gained7 2 9Byelection gain held2 2Incumbent changing allegiance 1 1Total82 30 17 1 130 MPPs elected by region and riding Party designations are as follows: #9999FF PC #EA6D6A Liberal #F4A460 NDP Northern Ontario #F4A460 Algoma: Bud Wildman #EA6D6A Algoma—Manitoulin: Mike Brown #F4A460 Cochrane North: Len Wood #F4A460 Cochrane South: Gilles Bisson #EA6D6A Fort William: Lyn McLeod #EA6D6A Kenora: Frank Miclash #F4A460 Lake Nipigon: Gilles Pouliot #F4A460 Nickel Belt: Floyd Laughren #9999FF Nipissing: Mike Harris #EA6D6A Port Arthur: Michael Gravelle #F4A460 Rainy River: Howard Hampton #F4A460 Sault Ste. Marie: Tony Martin #EA6D6A Sudbury: Rick Bartolucci #F4A460 Sudbury East: Shelley Martel #EA6D6A Timiskaming: David Ramsay Ottawa Valley #9999FF Carleton: Norm Sterling #EA6D6A Carleton East: Gilles Morin #9999FF Lanark—Renfrew: Leo Jordan #9999FF Nepean: John Baird #EA6D6A Ottawa Centre: Richard Patten #EA6D6A Ottawa East: Bernard Grandmaître #EA6D6A Ottawa South: Dalton McGuinty #EA6D6A Ottawa West: Bob Chiarelli #9999FF Ottawa—Rideau: Garry Guzzo #EA6D6A Prescott and Russell: Jean-Marc Lalonde #EA6D6A Renfrew North: Sean Conway Saint Lawrence Valley #EA6D6A Cornwall: John Cleary #EA6D6A Kingston and the Islands: John Gerretsen #9999FF Leeds—Grenville: Bob Runciman #9999FF S-D-G & East Grenville: Noble Villeneuve Central Ontario #9999FF Frontenac—Addington: Bill Vankoughnet #9999FF Hastings—Peterborough: Harry Danford #9999FF Northumberland: Doug Galt #9999FF Peterborough: Gary Stewart #9999FF Prince Edward—Lennox—South Hastings:Gary Fox #9999FF Quinte: Doug Rollins #9999FF Victoria—Haliburton: Chris Hodgson Georgian Bay #9999FF Bruce: Barb Fisher #9999FF Grey—Owen Sound: Bill Murdoch #9999FF Muskoka—Georgian Bay: Bill Grimmett #9999FF Parry Sound: Ernie Eves #9999FF Simcoe Centre: Joe Tascona #9999FF Simcoe East: Al McLean #9999FF Simcoe West: Jim Wilson Hamilton/Halton/Niagara #9999FF Burlington South: Cam Jackson #9999FF Halton Centre: Terence Young #9999FF Halton North: Ted Chudleigh #F4A460 Hamilton Centre: David Christopherson #EA6D6A Hamilton East: Dominic Agostino #9999FF Hamilton Mountain: Trevor Pettit #9999FF Hamilton West: Lillian Ross #9999FF Lincoln: Frank Sheehan #9999FF Niagara Falls: Bart Maves #9999FF Niagara South: Tim Hudak #9999FF Oakville South: Gary Carr #EA6D6A St. Catharines: Jim Bradley #9999FF St. Catharines—Brock: Tom Froese #F4A460 Welland—Thorold: Peter Kormos #9999FF Wentworth East: Ed Doyle #9999FF Wentworth North: Toni Skarica Midwestern Ontario #9999FF Brant—Haldimand: Peter Preston #9999FF Brantford: Ron Johnson #9999FF Cambridge: Gerry Martiniuk #9999FF Dufferin—Peel: David Tilson #9999FF Guelph: Brenda Elliott #9999FF Huron: Helen Johns #9999FF Kitchener: Wayne Wettlaufer #9999FF Kitchener—Wilmot: Gary Leadston #9999FF Norfolk: Toby Barrett #9999FF Oxford: Ernie Hardeman #9999FF Perth: Bert Johnson #9999FF Waterloo North: Elizabeth Witmer #9999FF Wellington: Ted Arnott Southwestern Ontario #9999FF Chatham—Kent: Jack Carroll #DCDCDC Elgin: Peter North #EA6D6A Essex South: Bruce Crozier #EA6D6A Essex—Kent: Pat Hoy #9999FF Lambton: Marcel Beaubien #F4A460 London Centre: Marion Boyd #9999FF London North: Dianne Cunningham #9999FF London South: Bob Wood #9999FF Middlesex: Bruce Smith #9999FF Sarnia: Dave Boushy #F4A460 Windsor—Riverside: Dave Cooke #EA6D6A Windsor—Sandwich: Sandra Pupatello #EA6D6A Windsor—Walkerville: Dwight Duncan Peel/York/Durham #9999FF Brampton North: Joe Spina #9999FF Brampton South: Tony Clement #9999FF Durham Centre: Jim Flaherty #9999FF Durham East:John O'Toole #9999FF Durham West: Janet Ecker #9999FF Durham—York: Julia Munro #9999FF Markham: David Tsubouchi #9999FF Mississauga East: Carl DeFaria #9999FF Mississauga North: John Snobelen #9999FF Mississauga South: Margaret Marland #9999FF Mississauga West: Rob Sampson #9999FF Oshawa:Jerry Ouellette #9999FF York Centre: Al Palladini #9999FF York—Mackenzie: Frank Klees Metropolitan Toronto #F4A460 Beaches—Woodbine: Frances Lankin #9999FF Don Mills: David Johnson #F4A460 Dovercourt: Tony Silipo #EA6D6A Downsview: Annamarie Castrilli #9999FF Eglinton: Bill Saunderson #9999FF Etobicoke West: Chris Stockwell #9999FF Etobicoke—Humber: Doug Ford, Sr. #9999FF Etobicoke—Lakeshore: Morley Kells #9999FF Etobicoke—Rexdale: John Hastings #F4A460 Fort York: Rosario Marchese #9999FF High Park—Swansea: Derwyn Shea #EA6D6A Lawrence: Joseph Cordiano #EA6D6A Oakwood: Mike Colle #EA6D6A Oriole: Elinor Caplan #EA6D6A Parkdale: Tony Ruprecht #F4A460 Riverdale: Marilyn Churley #EA6D6A Scarborough—Agincourt: Gerry Phillips #9999FF Scarborough Centre: Dan Newman #9999FF Scarborough East: Steve Gilchrist #9999FF Scarborough—Ellesmere: Marilyn Mushinski #EA6D6A Scarborough North: Alvin Curling #9999FF Scarborough West: Jim Brown #9999FF St. Andrew—St. Patrick: Isabel Bassett #9999FF St. George—St. David: Al Leach #9999FF Willowdale: Charles Harnick #EA6D6A Wilson Heights: Monte Kwinter #9999FF York East: John Parker #9999FF York Mills: David Turnbull #F4A460 York South: Bob Rae #EA6D6A Yorkview: Mario Sergio Byelections Due to resignations, five by-elections were held between the 1995 and 1999 elections. ON Liberal PC NDP Other |- | style="background:whitesmoke;"|York SouthMay 23, 1996 |ON Liberal background| |Gerard Kennedy7,774 | |Rob Davis5,093 | |David Miller6,656 | |David Milne (Ind)151George Dance (Lbt)77Kevin Clarke (Ind)70 |ON NDP background| |Bob Raeresigned February 29, 1996 |- | style="background:whitesmoke;"|OrioleSeptember 4, 1997 |ON Liberal background| |David Caplan9,954 | |Barbara Greene5,163 | |Jim Kafieh1,700 | |Bernadette Michael (Ind)132Shelly Lipsey (G)96 |ON Liberal background| |Elinor Caplanresigned May 5, 1997 |- | style="background:whitesmoke;"|Ottawa WestSeptember 4, 1997 | ON Liberal background| | Alex Cullen11,438 | | Chris Thompson7,217 | | Katrina Prystupa2,573 | |John Turmel (Ind)201Gene Villeneuve (G)96 |ON Liberal background| |Bob Chiarelliresigned May 5, 1997 |- | style="background:whitesmoke;"|Windsor—RiversideSeptember 4, 1997 | |Gary McNamara8,494 | |Fran Funero3,028 |ON NDP background| |Wayne Lessard9,308 | |Steve Harvey (G)329 |ON NDP background| |Dave Cookeresigned May 5, 1997 |- | style="background:whitesmoke;"|Nickel BeltOctober 1, 1998 | |Frank Madigan4,173 | |Gerry Courtemanche3,836 |ON NDP background| |Blain Morin5,537 | | |ON NDP background| |Floyd Laughrenresigned February 28, 1998 |} See also Politics of Ontario List of Ontario political parties Premier of Ontario Leader of the Opposition (Ontario) Notes References Further reading Ontario. Chief Election Officer 1992, 1993, 1994 By-Elections / 1995 General Election: Election Returns with Statistics from the Records 1995 Elections Ontario https://archive.org/details/31761115473720 0847-3927 1995 Category:June 1995 in Canada