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This is page shows results of Canadian federal elections in Midwestern Ontario, which is roughly from Woodstock to Milton, and from Lake Erie to Goderich.
Regional profile
Midwestern Ontario is primarily a conservative area, although there are pockets of liberalism where the Liberals are stronger, particularly in the urban areas. Vote splitting allowed the Liberals to win all of the seats here from 1993 to 2000 in their Ontario sweeps, although one seat was lost to the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada (now replaced by the Conservative Party) in a 2003 by-election. Four more seats were picked up in the 2004 election, and another in the 2006 election. The Liberals are much stronger in the cities, namely Brantford, Guelph, and the Kitchener-Waterloo area. The New Democratic Party is fairly weak here and rarely is expected to contend for any seats.
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Electoral District |
Candidates |
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Incumbent |
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Liberal |
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Conservative |
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NDP |
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Green |
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Other |
Brant |
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Lloyd St. Amand
22,077
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Phil McColeman
21,495
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Lynn Bowering
12,713
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Adam King
2,729
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John H. Wubs
(CHP) 526
John C. Turmel
(Ind.) 213
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Lloyd St. Amand |
Cambridge |
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Janko Peric
19,419
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Gary Goodyear
25,337
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Donna Reid
9,794
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Gareth White
3,017
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David M. Pelly
(CAP) 217 |
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Gary Goodyear |
Guelph |
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Brenda Chamberlain
23,662
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Brent Barr
18,342
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Phil Allt
13,561
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Mike Nagy
5,376
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Peter Ellis
(CHP) 538
Scott Gilbert
(Comm.) 111
Manuel Couto
(M-L) 45
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Brenda Chamberlain |
Haldimand—Norfolk |
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Bob Speller
18,363
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Diane Finley
25,885
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Valya Roberts
6,858
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Carolyn Van Nort
1,894
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Steven Elgersma
(CHP) 559 |
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Diane Finley |
Huron—Bruce |
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Paul Steckle
21,260
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Ben Lobb
20,289
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Grant J. Robertson
8,696
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Victoria Serda
1,829
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Dave Joslin
(CHP) 1,019
Dennis Valenta
(Ind.) 270
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Paul Steckle |
Kitchener Centre |
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Karen Redman
21,714
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Steven Cage
16,131
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Richard Walsh-Bowers
9,253
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Tony Maas
2,822
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Martin Suter
(Comm.) 274 |
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Karen Redman |
Kitchener—Conestoga |
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Lynn Myers
19,246
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Harold Glenn Albrecht
20,615
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Len Carter
7,445
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Kristine Yvonne Stapleton
2,706
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Lynn Myers |
Kitchener—Waterloo |
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Andrew Telegdi
31,136
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Ajmer Mandur
18,817
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Edwin Laryea
11,889
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Pauline Richards
4,298
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Ciprian Mihalcea
(Ind.) 173
Julian Ichim
(M-L) 144
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Andrew Telegdi |
Oxford |
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Greig Mordue
13,961
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Dave MacKenzie
23,140
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Zoe Kunschner
8,639
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Ronnee Sykes
1,566
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John Markus
(CHP) 1,434
James Bender
(Mar.) 771
Kaye Sargent
(Libert.) 204
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Dave MacKenzie |
Perth—Wellington |
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David Cunningham
12,301
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Gary Schellenberger
22,004
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Keith Dinicol
8,876
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John Day Cowling
3,117
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Irma DeVries
(CHP) 1,396 |
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Gary Schellenberger |
Wellington—Halton Hills |
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Rod Finnie
16,065
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Michael Chong
27,907
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Noel Duignan
6,785
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Brent Bouteiller
3,362
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Carol Ann Krusky
(CHP) 606
Mike Wisniewski
(Ind.) 355
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Michael Chong |
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- Cambridge
- Guelph
- Haldimand-Norfolk
- Huron-Bruce
- Kitchener Centre
- Kitchener-Conestoga
- Kitchener-Waterloo
- Oxford
- Perth-Wellington
- Wellington-Halton Hills
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Conservative Party of Canada
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