Doug Ford will be re-elected Ontario’s prime minister with a majority government, CTV News reports.
Polling stations closed across the province at 9pm on Thursday and shortly after CTV News announced the leader of the Progressive Conservatives as the winner of the 2022 election.
CTV News also declared the New Democratic Party of Ontario, led by Andrea Horvat, as the official opposition.
Both Ford and Horvat were re-elected in their own rides at Etobicoke North and Hamilton Center.
Meanwhile, Liberal leader Stephen Del Duca lost his seat in Von Woodridge.
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London West
With 32 of the 65 polls reported at 9:29 p.m., NDP Peggy Satler was declared the winner in London-West with 8,052 votes so far.
* Means holder
Progressive Conservative – Paul Paolato
Liberal – Vanessa Lalond
NDP * – Peggy Satler
Green – Colleen McCauley
Ontario Party – Cynthia Workman
New blue party – Chris Hunt
Libertarian – Jacques and Boudreau
Consensus – Brad Harnes
Ontario Freedom Party – Mike McMulle
London North Center
Terence Kernagan was re-elected MPP by the NDP in North London. As of 10:30 p.m., there are 78 of the 82 polls in which Kernagan holds 16,609 votes so far.
* Means holder
Progressive Conservative – Jerry Nailed
Liberal – Kate Graham
NDP * – Terrence Kernagan
Green – Carol Dyke
Ontario Party – Darrell Grant
New blue – Tommy Caldwell
Consensus – George Le Mac
Ontario Freedom Party – Paul McKeever
London Fanshaw
Teresa Armstrong was re-elected to the London Fanshaw. As of 9:44 p.m., Armstrong had 7,136 votes in 20 of 45 polls.
* Means holder
Progressive Conservative – Jane Kovarikova
Liberal – Zeba Hashmi
NDP * – Teresa Armstrong
Green – Sachs Ramsey
None of the above parties – Stephen R. Campbell
Ontario Freedom Party – Dave Durnin
Ontario Party – Doug MacDonald
New blue party – Adriana A Medina
Consensus – Paul T Plumb
Elgin-Middlesex-London
Rob Flacck has been declared the winner in Elgin-Middlesex-London. At 21:26 with 23 out of 72 polls, Flack brought 9,518 votes.
* Means holder
Progressive Conservative * (Jeff Eurek) – Rob Flack
Liberal – Heather Jackson
NDP – Andy Krucker
Green – Amanda Stark
Ontario Party – Bridget Belton
New blue party – Matt Millar
Consensus – Malichi Malé
Ontario Freedom Party – Dave Plum
Oxford
Incumbent President Ernie Hardeman has been declared the winner of the Oxford Ride. Hardeman received 7,388 votes at 9:35 p.m. with 21 of 65 polls.
* Means holder
Progressive Conservative * – Ernie Hardeman
Liberal – Mary Holmes
NDP – Lindsay Wilson
Green – Cheryl Baker
Ontario Party – Carl Tows
New blue party – Connie Oldenburger
Huron-Bruce
Progressive Conservative Lisa Thompson has been named the winner of the Huron-Bruce. As of 9:32 p.m., there were 36 out of 87 polls and Thompson had 9,803 votes.
* Means holder
Progressive Conservative * – Lisa Thompson
Liberal – Shelley Blackmore
NDP – Lori Hazard
Green – Matthew Van Ankum
New blue party – Matt Kennedy
Alliance Party – Bruce Eisen
Ontario Party – Gary Huenemorder
Independent – Ronald Stevens
Sarnia-Lambton
With 26 of the 77 polls reported at 9:38 p.m., Bob Bailey was re-elected to his Conservative seat in Sarnia-Lambton.
* Means holder
Progressive Conservative * – Bob Bailey
Liberal – Mark Russell
NDP – Dylan Stelpstra
Green – Mason Bourdain
New blue party – Keith Ben
Ontario Party – Ian Orchard
Lambton-Kent-Middlesex
Incumbent President Monte McNaughton has been re-elected to his conservative seat in Lambton-Kent-Middlesex. At 21:42 there are 29 out of 77 polls.
* Means holder
Progressive Conservative * – Monte McNaughton
Liberal – Bruce Baker
NDP – Vanessa Benoit
Green – Wanda Dickie
Ontario Party – Aaron Istvan Veg
New blue party – David Barnwell
None of the above parties – Dean Yves
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