Canadian federal election results in Central Ontario

The region is the central section of Southern Ontario, mainly comprising the rural area around Lake Simcoe. This has traditionally been the most conservative region of Ontario, in sharp contrast to the Greater Toronto Area to the south. It has historically been the backbone of support for the provincial Tories.

The citizens of the region are mostly white, Protestant, and agrarian, with a large number of social conservatives. Some parts of this region are as conservative as rural Alberta. This region was the heartland of the Reform Party and Canadian Alliance in Ontario, with Simcoe Centre electing a Reform MP in 1993—Reform's only victory east of Manitoba, ever. However, due to massive Reform-PC vote-splitting, the Liberals swept the region during the Chrétien era. The Unite the Right movement (accompanied by Chrétien's departure from office) led to the newly united Conservative Party seizing all but four of the region's seats in 2004. In 2006, Liberal support in this region melted; the only Liberal elected in this region was Belinda Stronach, a former Conservative who crossed the floor in 2005. Stronach's seat reverted to the Conservatives in 2008. In 2011, the Conservatives again swept the region, with the NDP's late-campaign surge propelling them to second in all but one riding..

The region was one of the few that resisted the massive Liberal surge in Ontario in 2015, though the Liberals managed to take Stronach's old riding of Newmarket—Aurora on the outer fringe of the Greater Toronto Area, a region that swung heavily to the Liberals in this election. They also managed to take all of Peterborough.

The riding of Peterborough—Kawartha (formerly simply Peterborough) had long been recognized by political scientists as one of the best bellwether ridings in the country.

Votes by party throughout time

Election	Liberal	Conservative	New Democratic	Green	People's	PC	Reform / Alliance	Others
Election
1979	125,841 29.0%	—	71,225 16.4%	—	—	234,660 54.0%	—	2,328 0.5%
1980	143,779 34.5%	—	80,135 19.2%	—	—	189,788 45.5%	—	2,544 0.6%
1984	105,152 22.6%	—	74,727 16.0%	1,138 0.2%	—	280,396 60.2%	—	3,635 0.8%
1988	157,109 34.4%	—	81,975 17.9%	841 0.2%	—	205,296 44.9%	—	10,906 2.4%
1993	215,871 41.1%	—	19,094 3.6%	1,236 0.2%	—	118,519 22.5%	153,005 29.1%	17,748 3.4%
1997	210,873 41.7%	—	30,213 6.0%	894 0.2%	—	110,374 21.8%	148,429 29.4%	4,602 0.9%
2000	219,934 45.4%	—	22,700 4.7%	3,469 0.7%	—	88,522 18.3%	146,637 30.3%	3,181 0.7%
2004	227,496 39.5%	234,459 40.7%	73,857 12.8%	31,259 5.4%	—	—	—	6,725 1.2%
2006	213,664 33.8%	279,356 44.1%	94,479 14.9%	40,721 6.4%	—	—	—	3,667 0.6%
2008	140,068 24.2%	297,962 51.5%	68,130 11.8%	66,375 11.5%	—	—	—	4,086 0.7%
2011	105,996 16.9%	347,266 55.4%	121,595 19.4%	38,882 6.2%	—	—	—	11,640 1.9%
2015	275,281 39.3%	307,014 43.9%	87,261 12.5%	26,795 3.8%	—	—	—	2,747 0.4%
2019	249,935 32.6%	323,402 42.2%	107,624 14.1%	66,790 8.7%	14,182 1.9%	—	—	2,472 0.3%
2021	229,283 30.6%	343,969 45.9%	110,006 14.7%	15,443 2.1%	48,485 6.5%	—	—	2,564 0.3%

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2019

Main article: 2019 Canadian federal election edit

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
Electoral district	Conservative		Liberal		NDP		Green		PPC		Other		Incumbent
Barrie—Innisfil		John Brassard 23,765 43.8%		Lisa-Marie Wilson 15,879 29.3%		Pekka Reinio 8,880 16.4%		Bonnie North 4,716 8.7%		Stephanie Robinson 1013 1.9%				John Brassard
Barrie—Springwater—Oro-Medonte (judicial recount)		Doug Shipley 20,981 39.0%		Brian Kalliecharan 16,805 31.2%		Dan Janssen 7,972 14.8%		Marty Lancaster 7,066 13.1%		David Patterson 969 1.8%				Alex Nuttall
Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound		Alex Ruff 26,830 46.1%		Michael Den Tandt 17,485 30.1%		Chris Stephen 6,797 11.7%		Danielle Valiquette 5,114 8.8%		Bill Townsend 1,614 2.8%		Daniel Little (Libert.) 321 0.6%		Larry Miller
Dufferin—Caledon		Kyle Seeback 28,852 42.0%		Michele Fisher 22,645 33.0%		Allison Brown 7,981 11.6%		Stefan Wieson 7,303 10.6%		Chad Ransom 1,516 2.2%		Russ Emo (CHP) 319 0.5%		David Tilson
Durham		Erin O'Toole 30,752 42.1%		Jonathan Jiancroce 23,547 32.2%		Sarah Whalen-Wright 13,323 18.2%		Evan Price 3,950 5.4%		Brenda Virtue 1,442 2.0%				Erin O'Toole
Haliburton— Kawartha Lakes—Brock		Jamie Schmale 32,257 49.1%		Judi Forbes 17,067 26.0%		Barbara Doyle 9,676 14.7%		Elizabeth Fraser 5,515 8.4%		Gene Balfour 1,245 1.9%				Jamie Schmale
Newmarket—Aurora		Lois Brown 23,252 42.61%		Tony Van Bynen 26,488 43.1%		Yvonne Kelly 6,576 10.7%		Walter Bauer 3,551 5.8%		Andrew McCaughtrie 588 1.0%		Others Dorian Baxter (PC) 901 1.5% Laurie Goble (Rhino) 104 0.2%		Kyle Peterson
Northumberland— Peterborough South		Philip Lawrence 27,385 39.7%		Kim Rudd 24,977 36.2%		Mallory MacDonald 9,615 13.9%		Jeff Wheeldon 5,524 8.0%		Frank Vaughan 1,460 2.1%				Kim Rudd
Peterborough—Kawartha		Michael Skinner 24,096 34.9%		Maryam Monsef 27,400 39.2%		Candace Shaw 11,872 17.0%		Andrew MacGregor 4,930 7.0%		Alexander Murphy 890 1.3%		Others Robert M. Bowers (Independent) 180 0.3% Ken Ranney (Stop Climate Change) 172 0.3%		Maryam Monsef
Simcoe—Grey		Terry Dowdall 32,812 43.5%		Lorne Kenney 23,925 31.7%		Ilona Matthews 8,462 11.2%		Sherri Jackson 8,589 11.4%%		Richard Sommer 1,416 1.9%		Tony D'Angelo (VCP) 305 0.4%		Kellie Leitch
Simcoe North		Bruce Stanton 27,241 43.4%		Gerry Hawes 19,310 30.8%		Angelique Belcourt 8,850 14.1%		Valerie Powell 5,882 9.4%		Stephen Makk 1,154 1.8%		Chris Brown (CHP) 341 0.5%		Bruce Stanton
York—Simcoe		Scot Davidson 24,918 46.3%		Cynthia Wesley-Esquimaux 14,407 26.8%		Jessa McLean 7,620 14.2%		Jonathan Arnold 4,650 8.6%		Michael Lotter 875 1.6%		Keith Komar (Libert.) 1,311 2.4%		Scot Davidson

2015

Main article: 2015 Canadian federal election edit

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
Electoral district	Conservative		NDP		Liberal		Green		Other		Incumbent
Barrie—Innisfil		John Brassard 22,901 46.41%		Myrna Clark 5,812 11.78%		Colin Wilson 18,308 37.11%		Bonnie North 1,991 4.04%		Gary Nail (CHP) 199 0.40%	Vacant Barrie
Barrie—Innisfil		John Brassard 22,901 46.41%		Myrna Clark 5,812 11.78%		Colin Wilson 18,308 37.11%		Bonnie North 1,991 4.04%		Jeff Sakula (CAP) 130 0.26%	Vacant Barrie
Barrie—Springwater—Oro-Medonte (judicial recount)		Alex Nuttall 21,091 41.74%		Ellen White 5,202 10.29%		Brian Tamblyn 21,005 41.57%		Marty Lancaster 2,648 5.24%		Ram Faerber (Ind.) 188 0.37%	New district
Barrie—Springwater—Oro-Medonte (judicial recount)		Alex Nuttall 21,091 41.74%		Ellen White 5,202 10.29%		Brian Tamblyn 21,005 41.57%		Marty Lancaster 2,648 5.24%		Darren Roskam (Libert.) 401 0.79%	New district
Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound		Larry Miller 26,297 46.68%		David McLaren 6,270 11.13%		Kimberley Love 21,879 38.84%		Chris Albinati 1,887 3.35%				Larry Miller
Dufferin—Caledon		David Allan Tilson 27,977 46.28%		Rehya Yazbek 4,398 7.28%		Ed Crewson 23,643 39.11%		Nancy Urekar 4,433 7.33%				David Tilson
Durham		Erin O'Toole 28,967 45.13%		Derek Spence 10,289 16.03%		Corinna Traill 22,949 35.75%		Stacey Leadbetter 1,616 2.52%		Andrew Moriarity (CHP) 364 0.57%		Erin O'Toole
Haliburton— Kawartha Lakes—Brock		Jamie Schmale 27,718 44.83%		Mike Perry 12,012 19.43%		David Marquis 19,634 31.75%		Bill MacCallum 2,470 3.99%				Barry Devolin†
Newmarket—Aurora		Lois Brown 24,057 42.61%		Yvonne Kelly 4,806 8.51%		Kyle Peterson 25,508 45.18%		Vanessa Long 1,331 2.36%		Dorian Baxter (PC) 762 1.35%		Lois Brown
Northumberland—Peterborough South		Adam Moulton 25,165 39.56%		Russ Christianson 9,411 14.80%		Kim Rudd 27,043 42.51%		Patricia Sinnott 1,990 3.13%				Rick Norlock† Northumberland—Quinte West
Peterborough—Kawartha		Michael Skinner 23,335 35.07%		Dave Nickle 12,437 18.69%		Maryam Monsef 29,159 43.82%		Doug Mason 1,480 2.22%		Toban Leckie (SD) 131 0.20%	Vacant Peterborough
Simcoe—Grey		Kellie Leitch 30,612 46.56%		David Matthews 6,332 9.63%		Mike MacEachern 25,352 38.56%		JoAnne Fleming 2,923 4.45%		Len Noordegraaf (CHP) 528 0.80%		Kellie Leitch
Simcoe North		Bruce Stanton 24,836 43.52%		Richard Banigan 6,037 10.58%		Liz Riley 22,718 39.81%		Peter Stubbins 2,543 4.46%		Jacob Kearey-Moreland (NA) 618 1.08%		Bruce Stanton
Simcoe North		Bruce Stanton 24,836 43.52%		Richard Banigan 6,037 10.58%		Liz Riley 22,718 39.81%		Peter Stubbins 2,543 4.46%		Scott Whittaker (CHP) 319 0.56%		Bruce Stanton
York—Simcoe		Peter Van Loan 24,058 50.25%		Sylvia Gerl 4,255 8.89%		Shaun Tanaka 18,083 37.77%		Mark Viitala 1,483 3.10%				Peter Van Loan

2011

Main article: 2011 Canadian federal election edit

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
Electoral district	Conservative		Liberal		NDP		Green		Other		Incumbent
Barrie		Patrick Brown 32,121 56.70%		Colin Wilson 9,113 16.09%		Myrna Clark 11,842 20.90%		Erich Jacoby-Hawkins 3,266 5.77%		Christine Nugent (M-L) 82 0.14%		Patrick Brown
										Darren Roskam (Libert.) 150 0.26%
										Jeff Sakula (CAP) 77 0.14%
Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound		Larry Miller 28,744 56.30%		Kimberley Love 8,203 16.07%		Karen Gventer 9,008 17.64%		Emma Hogbin 5,099 9.99%				Larry Miller
Dufferin—Caledon		David Tilson 28,647 59.01%		Bill Prout 6,361 13.10%		Leslie Parsons 6,409 13.20%		Ard Van Leeuwen 7,132 14.69%				David Tilson
Durham		Bev Oda 31,737 54.55%		Grant Humes 10,387 17.85%		Tammy Schoep 12,277 21.10%		Stephen Leahy 3,134 5.39%		Blaize Barnicoat (Libert.) 187 0.32%		Bev Oda
Durham		Bev Oda 31,737 54.55%		Grant Humes 10,387 17.85%		Tammy Schoep 12,277 21.10%		Stephen Leahy 3,134 5.39%		Andrew Moriarity (CHP) 462 0.79%		Bev Oda
Haliburton— Kawartha Lakes—Brock		Barry Devolin 35,192 60.03%		Laura Redman 7,539 12.86%		Lyn Edwards 12,934 22.06%		Susanne Lauten 2,963 5.05%				Barry Devolin
Newmarket—Aurora		Lois Brown 31,600 54.29%		Kyle Peterson 13,908 23.90%		Kassandra Bidarian 8,886 15.27%		Vanessa Long 2,628 4.52%		Dorian Baxter (PC) 998 1.71%		Lois Brown
Newmarket—Aurora		Lois Brown 31,600 54.29%		Kyle Peterson 13,908 23.90%		Kassandra Bidarian 8,886 15.27%		Vanessa Long 2,628 4.52%		Yvonne Mackie (AAEVP) 182 0.31%		Lois Brown
Northumberland— Quinte West		Rick Norlock 32,853 53.83%		Kim Rudd 12,822 21.01%		Russ Christianson 12,626 20.69%		Ralph Torrie 2,733 4.48%				Rick Norlock
Peterborough		Dean Del Mastro 29,393 49.67%		Betsy McGregor 12,664 21.40%		Dave Nickle 14,723 24.88%		Michael Bell 2,105 3.56%		Michael Bates (CAP) 104 0.18%		Dean Del Mastro
Peterborough		Dean Del Mastro 29,393 49.67%		Betsy McGregor 12,664 21.40%		Dave Nickle 14,723 24.88%		Michael Bell 2,105 3.56%		Gordon Scott (Ind.) 189 0.32%		Dean Del Mastro
Simcoe—Grey		Kellie Leitch 31,784 49.37%		Alex Smardenka 8,207 12.75%		Katy Austin 11,185 17.38%		Jace Metheral 3,482 5.41%		Gord Cochrane (CAP) 244 0.38%		Helena Guergis
										Helena Guergis (Ind.) 8,714 13.54%
										Peter Vander Zaag (CHP) 757 1.18%
Simcoe North		Bruce Stanton 31,581 54.45%		Steve Clarke 11,090 19.12%		Richard Banigan 11,515 19.85%		Valerie Powell 3,489 6.02%		Adrian Kooger (CHP) 322 0.56%		Bruce Stanton
York—Simcoe		Peter Van Loan 33,614 63.58%		Cynthia Wesley-Esquimaux 5,702 10.79%		Sylvia Gerl 10,190 19.28%		John Dewar 2,851 5.39%		Vicki Gunn (CHP) 352 0.67%		Peter Van Loan
York—Simcoe		Peter Van Loan 33,614 63.58%		Cynthia Wesley-Esquimaux 5,702 10.79%		Sylvia Gerl 10,190 19.28%		John Dewar 2,851 5.39%		Paul Pisani (United) 157 0.30%		Peter Van Loan

2008

Main article: 2008 Canadian federal election edit

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
Electoral district	Conservative		Liberal		NDP		Green		Christian Heritage		Other		Incumbent
Barrie		Patrick Brown 27,927 52.37%		Rick Jones 12,732 23.88%		Myrna Clark 6,403 12.01%		Erich Jacoby-Hawkins 5,921 11.10%				Paolo Fabrizio (Libert.) 260 0.49%		Patrick Brown
Barrie		Patrick Brown 27,927 52.37%		Rick Jones 12,732 23.88%		Myrna Clark 6,403 12.01%		Erich Jacoby-Hawkins 5,921 11.10%				Christine Anne Nugent (M-L) 84 0.16%		Patrick Brown
Bruce— Grey— Owen Sound		Larry Miller 22,975 47.66%		Thom Noble 6,892 14.30%		Jill McIllwraith 4,640 9.63%		Dick Hibma 13,095 27.17%		Joel Kidd 599 1.24%				Larry Miller
Dufferin—Caledon		David Tilson 23,363 53.21%		Rebecca Finch 8,495 19.35%		Jason Bissett 4,385 9.99%		Ard Van Leeuwen 7,377 16.80%				Dean Woods (CAP) 284 0.65%		David Tilson
Durham		Bev Oda 28,551 54.05%		Bryan Ransom 12,167 23.03%		Andrew McKeever 5,485 10.38%		Stephen Leahy 6,041 11.44%		Henry Zekveld 577 1.09%				Bev Oda
Haliburton— Kawartha Lakes— Brock		Barry Devolin 30,391 55.95%		Marlene White 11,093 20.42%		Stephen Yardy 7,952 14.64%		Michael Bell 4,505 8.29%		Dave Switzer 374 0.69%				Barry Devolin
Newmarket—Aurora		Lois Brown 24,873 46.70%		Tim Jones 18,250 34.27%		Mike Seaward 4,548 8.54%		Glenn Hubbers 4,381 8.23%		Ray Luff 205 0.38%		Dorian Baxter (PC) 1,004 1.89%		Belinda Stronach†
Northumberland— Quinte West		Rick Norlock 27,615 48.71%		Paul Macklin 16,209 28.59%		Russ Christianson 8,230 14.52%		Ralph Torrie 4,633 8.17%						Rick Norlock
Peterborough		Dean Del Mastro 27,630 47.40%		Betsy McGregor 18,417 31.60%		Steve Sharpe 8,115 13.92%		Emily Berrigan 4,029 6.91%				Elaine Couto (M-L) 98 0.17%		Dean Del Mastro
Simcoe—Grey		Helena Guergis 30,897 55.05%		Andrea Matrosovs 12,099 21.56%		Katy Austin 6,288 11.20%		Peter Ellis 5,685 10.13%		Peter Vander Zaag 1,018 1.81%		Caley McKibbin (Libert.) 143 0.25%		Helena Guergis
Simcoe North		Bruce Stanton 26,328 49.66%		Steve Clarke 14,670 27.67%		Richard Banigan 6,202 11.70%		Valerie Powell 5,821 10.98%						Bruce Stanton
York—Simcoe		Peter Van Loan 27,412 56.70%		Judith Moses 9,044 18.71%		Sylvia Gerl 5,882 12.17%		John Dewar 4,887 10.11%		Vicki Gunn 444 0.92%		Paul Pisani (PC) 676 1.40%		Peter Van Loan

2006

Main article: 2006 Canadian federal election edit

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
Electoral district	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		Other		Incumbent
Barrie		Aileen Carroll 22,456 39.18%		Patrick Brown 23,999 41.88%		Peter Bursztyn 6,978 12.18%		Erich Jacoby-Hawkins 3,875 6.76%				Aileen Carroll
Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound		Verona Jackson 14,378 27.56%		Larry Miller 25,133 48.18%		Jill McIllwraith 5,918 11.34%		Shane Jolley 6,735 12.91%				Larry Miller
Dufferin—Caledon		Garry Moore 14,777 29.97%		David Tilson 23,641 47.94%		Chris Marquis 5,983 12.13%		Ted Alexander 4,912 9.96%				David Tilson
Durham		Doug Moffatt 17,290 30.01%		Bev Oda 27,087 47.02%		Bruce Rogers 9,946 17.26%		Virginia Ervin 2,676 4.64%		Henry Zekveld (CHP) 612 1.06%		Bev Oda
Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes—Brock		Greg Walling 17,266 28.75%		Barry Devolin 29,427 49.00%		Anne MacDermid 10,340 17.22%		Andy Harjula 3,017 5.02%				Barry Devolin
Newmarket—Aurora		Belinda Stronach 27,176 46.21%		Lois Brown 22,376 38.05%		Ed Chudak 5,639 9.59%		Glenn Hubbers 2,813 4.78%		Dorian Baxter (PC) 729 1.24%		Belinda Stronach
Newmarket—Aurora		Belinda Stronach 27,176 46.21%		Lois Brown 22,376 38.05%		Ed Chudak 5,639 9.59%		Glenn Hubbers 2,813 4.78%		Peter Maloney (CAP) 79 0.13%		Belinda Stronach
Northumberland—Quinte West		Paul Macklin 22,566 36.00%		Rick Norlock 25,833 41.21%		Russ Christianson 11,334 18.08%		Patricia Lawson 2,946 4.70%				Paul Macklin
Peterborough		Diane Lloyd 20,532 32.37%		Dean Del Mastro 22,774 35.90%		Linda Slavin 16,286 25.68%		Brent Wood 3,205 5.05%		Bob Bowers (Ind.) 179 0.28%		Peter Adams†
Peterborough		Diane Lloyd 20,532 32.37%		Dean Del Mastro 22,774 35.90%		Linda Slavin 16,286 25.68%		Brent Wood 3,205 5.05%		Aiden Wiechula (Mar.) 455 0.72%		Peter Adams†
Simcoe—Grey		Elizabeth Kirley 18,689 30.86%		Helena Guergis 30,135 49.76%		Katy Austin 6,784 11.20%		Peter Ellis 3,372 5.57%		Peter Vander Zaag (CHP) 1,585 2.62%		Helena Guergis
Simcoe North		Karen Graham 22,078 38.37%		Bruce Stanton 23,266 40.43%		Jen Hill 8,132 14.13%		Sandy Agnew 3,451 6.00%		Adrian Peter Kooger (CHP) 617 1.07%		Paul DeVillers†
York—Simcoe		Kate Wilson 16,456 30.70%		Peter Van Loan 25,685 47.93%		Sylvia Gerl 7,139 13.32%		John Dewar 3,719 6.94%		Vicki Gunn (CHP) 595 1.11%		Peter Van Loan

2004

Main article: 2004 Canadian federal election edit

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
Electoral district	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		Christian Heritage		Other		Incumbent
Barrie		Aileen Carroll 21,233 42.66%		Patrick Brown 19,938 40.06%		Peter Bursztyn 5,312 10.67%		Erich Jacoby-Hawkins 3,288 6.61%						Aileen Carroll Barrie—Simcoe—Bradford
Clarington—Scugog—Uxbridge		Tim Lang 19,548 38.27%		Bev Oda 20,813 40.74%		Bruce Rogers 7,721 15.11%		Virginia Ervin 2,085 4.08%		Durk Bruinsma 915 1.79%				Alex Shepherd Durham
Dufferin—Caledon		Murray Calder 17,557 39.00%		David Tilson 19,270 42.81%		Rita Landry 3,798 8.44%		Ted Alexander 3,947 8.77%		Ursula Ellis 443 0.98%				Murray Calder Dufferin—Peel—Wellington—Grey
Grey—Bruce—Owen Sound		Ovid Jackson 17,824 35.78%		Larry Miller 22,411 44.99%		Sebastian Ostertag 6,516 13.08%		Alex Drossos 2,076 4.17%		Steven J. Taylor 982 1.97%				Ovid Jackson
Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes—Brock		John O'Reilly 19,294 34.51%		Barry Devolin 24,731 44.23%		Gil J. McElroy 8,427 15.07%		Tim Holland 2,637 4.72%		Peter Vogel 493 0.88%		Charles Olito (Ind.) 330 0.59%		John O'Reilly Haliburton—Victoria—Brock
Newmarket—Aurora		Martha Hall Findlay 21,129 41.08%		Belinda Stronach 21,818 42.42%		Ed Chudak 5,111 9.94%		Daryl Wyatt 2,298 4.47%				Dorian Baxter (PC) 1,079 2.10%		New district
Northumberland—Quinte West		Paul Macklin 22,989 39.85%		Doug Galt 22,676 39.31%		Russ Christianson 9,007 15.61%		Steve Haylestrom 3,016 5.23%						Paul Macklin Northumberland
Peterborough		Peter Adams 25,099 43.55%		James Jackson 18,393 31.92%		Linda Slavin 10,957 19.01%		Brent Wood 3,182 5.52%						Peter Adams
Simcoe—Grey		Paul Bonwick 22,396 40.44%		Helena Guergis 22,496 40.62%		Colin Mackinnon 5,532 9.99%		Peter Ellis 2,668 4.82%		Peter Vander Zaag 2,285 4.13%				Paul Bonwick
Simcoe North		Paul DeVillers 23,664 43.36%		Peter Stock 20,570 37.69%		Jen Hill 6,162 11.29%		Mary Lou Kirby 3,486 6.39%		Adrian Kooger 544 1.00%		Ian Woods (CAP) 145 0.27%		Paul DeVillers
York—Simcoe		Kate Wilson 16,763 35.47%		Peter Van Loan 21,343 45.17%		Sylvia Gerl 5,314 11.25%		Bob Burrows 2,576 5.45%		Vicki Gunn 588 1.24%		Stephen Sircelj (PC) 670 1.42%		Karen Kraft Sloan York North

Key map	Barrie Durham Dufferin-Caledon Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock Newmarket-Aurora Northumberland-Qunte West Peterborough Simcoe-Grey Simcoe North York-Simcoe
Conservative Party of Canada	Green Party of Canada
Liberal Party of Canada	New Democratic Party

2000

Main article: 2000 Canadian federal election edit

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
Electoral district	Liberal		Canadian Alliance		NDP		PC		Other		Incumbent
Barrie—Simcoe—Bradford		Aileen Carroll 26,309 48.27%		Rob Hamilton 17,600 32.29%		Keith Lindsay 2,385 4.38%		Jane MacLaren 7,588 13.92%		Brian K. White (NA) 234 0.43% Ian Woods (CAP) 387 0.71%		Aileen Carroll
Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound		Ovid L. Jackson 19,817 44.22%		Murray Peer 15,960 35.61%		Karen Gventer 2,166 4.83%		Allen Wilford 6,872 15.33%				Ovid Jackson
Dufferin—Peel—Wellington—Grey		Murray Calder 21,678 45.57%		Don Crawford 15,028 31.59%		Mitchel Healey 1,473 3.10%		Richard Majkot 7,926 16.66%		Robert Strang (Green) 1,464 3.08%		Murray Calder
Durham		Alex Shepherd 20,602 45.20%		Gerry Skipwith 13,743 30.15%		Ken Ranney 2,545 5.58%		Sam Cureatz 8,367 18.36%		Durk Bruinsma (NA) 326 0.72%		Alex Shepherd
Haliburton—Victoria—Brock		John O'Reilly 16,710 33.95%		Pat Dunn 15,591 31.68%		Rick Denyer 2,409 4.89%		Laurie Scott 14,508 29.48%				John O'Reilly
Northumberland		Paul Harold Macklin 20,109 45.90%		Rick Norlock 11,410 26.05%		Ben Burd 2,141 4.89%		Ralph James Zarboni 8,768 20.02%		Tom Lawson (Green) 1,102 2.52% Gail Thompson (CAP) 276 0.63%		Christine Stewart
Peterborough		Peter Adams 25,310 48.41%		Eric John Allan Mann 14,924 28.54%		Herb Wiseman 3,967 7.59%		Darrin Langen 7,034 13.45%		Bob Bowers (Ind.) 147 0.28% Tim Holland (Green) 903 1.73%		Peter Adams
Simcoe—Grey		Paul Bonwick 22,224 44.77%		George Demery 16,113 32.46%		Michael Kennedy 1,646 3.32%		Bill Dunkley 8,655 17.44%		Victor Carvalho (NA) 246 0.50% James Wilson McGillivray (CAP) 751 1.51%		Paul Bonwick
Simcoe North		Paul DeVillers 24,510 50.76%		Peter Stock 14,283 29.58%		Ann Billings 2,272 4.71%		Lucy Stewart 6,914 14.32%		Adrian P. Kooger (NA) 305 0.63%		Paul Devillers
York North		Karen Kraft Sloan 22,665 46.50%		Bob Yaciuk 11,985 24.59%		Ian Scott 1,696 3.48%		Joe Wamback 11,890 24.39%		Ian Knight (NA) 509 1.04%		Karen Kraft Sloan

1997

Main article: 1997 Canadian federal election edit

Electoral district	Candidates									Incumbent
Electoral district	Liberal		Reform		NDP		PC		Other	Incumbent
Barrie—Simcoe—Bradford		Aileen Carroll 23,549		Bonnie Ainsworth 16,042		Peggy Mccomb 2,580		John Trotter 10,735	1,254	New district
Bruce—Grey		Ovid Jackson 17,896		Murray Peer 16,161		Colleen Anne Purdon 3,446		John Middlebro' 11,139			Ovid Jackson
Dufferin—Peel—Wellington—Grey		Murray Calder 20,957		Dave Davies 14,760		Kevin Kelly 2,355		Eleanor Taylor 11,089			Murray Calder Wellington—Grey—Dufferin—Simcoe
Durham		Alex Shepherd 19,878		Ian Smyth 13,059		Colin Argyle 3,250		Sam Cureatz 8,995	682		Alex Shepherd
Northumberland		Christine Stewart 21,182		Al Matthews 10,602		Murray Weppler 2,678		Ralph Zarboni 11,458	355		Christine Stewart
Peterborough		Peter Adams 25,594		Nancy Branscombe 15,759		Fred Birket 4,874		Thomas Michael Mcmillan 8,757			Peter Adams
Simcoe North		Paul Devillers 22,775		Peter Stock 14,363		Ann Billings 2,488		Sharon Henry 10,849	831		Paul Devillers
Simcoe—Grey		Paul Bonwick 17,895		Paul Shaw 17,414		Marty Wilkinson 3,090		Shawn Mitchell 11,761	664		Ed Harper Simcoe Centre
Victoria—Haliburton		John O'Reilly 18,205		Pat Dunn 17,024		Rick Denyer 3,456		Lorne Edward Chester 14,283	504		John O'Reilly
York North		Karen Kraft Sloan 22,942		Shauneen Mackay 13,245		Laurie Cooke 1,996		John Cole 11,308	1,206		Karen Kraft Sloan

1993

Main article: 1993 Canadian federal election

Party rankings

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th
Liberal	8	1	0	0
Reform	1	7	1	0
Progressive Conservative	0	1	8	0
New Democratic	0	0	0	9

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Electoral district	Candidates									Incumbent
Electoral district	Liberal		Reform		NDP		PC		Other	Incumbent
Bruce—Grey		Ovid Jackson 25,689		Alan Aston 12,938		Cathy Hird 2,259		Stew O'Keeffe 9,835	1,628		Gus Mitges
Durham		Alex Shepherd 22,383		Ian Smyth 18,543		Lucy Rybka-Becker 2,529		K. Ross Stevenson 14,940	2,497		K. Ross Stevenson
Northumberland		Christine Stewart 23,986		Gord Johnston 11,512		Diana Stewart 1,667		Reg Jewell 10,199	1,049		Christine Stewart
Peterborough		Peter Adams 27,575		Len Bangma 13,457		Merv Richards 3,056		Bill Domm 11,623	2,219		Bill Domm
Simcoe Centre		Janice Laking 25,264		Ed Harper 25,446		Pat Peters 1,872		Doug Jagges 11,644	2,896		Edna Anderson
Simcoe North		Paul Devillers 23,116		Ray Lyons 17,498		Marsha Mitzak 1,956		Doug Lewis 13,141	1,212		Doug Lewis
Victoria—Haliburton		John O'Reilly 20,511		Barry Devolin 15,906		Cathy Vainio 2,046		Lorne Edward Chester 12,378	4,991		William C. Scott
Wellington—Grey—Dufferin—Simcoe		Murray Calder 20,415		Bob Greenland 15,400		Dan Heffernan 2,000		Perrin Beatty 18,645	563		Perrin Beatty
York—Simcoe		Karen Kraft Sloan 26,932		Paul Pivato 22,305		Steve Pliakes 1,709		John Cole 16,114	2,132		John Cole

1988

Main article: 1988 Canadian federal election

Party rankings

The Liberals flipped Northumberland with a razor-thin 28 votes majority over the Progressive Conservatives, who won the other 8 seats.

	1st	2nd	3rd
Progressive Conservative	8	1	0
Liberal	1	8	0
New Democratic	0	0	9

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Electoral district	Candidates							Incumbent
Electoral district	PC		Liberal		NDP		Other	Incumbent
Bruce—Grey		Gus Mitges 19,748		Douglas M. Thompson 18,796		Cathy Hird 9,183	584		Gary Gurbin Bruce—Grey
								Merged districts
									Gus Mitges Grey—Simcoe
Durham		K. Ross Stevenson 24,065		Doug Moffatt 15,083		Margaret Wilbur 10,334	2,305		Allan Lawrence Durham—Northumberland
Northumberland		Reg Jewell 18,572		Christine Stewart 18,600		Gord Barnes 6,498	1,565		George Hees
Peterborough		Bill Domm 22,492		Barry Macdougall 16,693		Gill Sandeman 15,147	723		Bill Domm
Simcoe Centre		Edna Anderson 23,504		Jack Ramsay 17,233		Judy Watson 8,380	2,685		Ronald Stewart Simcoe South
Simcoe North		Doug Lewis 21,847		Alan Martin 18,755		Mike Mcmurter 8,995			Doug Lewis
Victoria—Haliburton		William C. Scott 22,270		Bruce Glass 16,549		Cathy Vainio 8,203	546		William C. Scott
Wellington—Grey—Dufferin—Simcoe		Perrin Beatty 26,066		Murray Calder 15,494		Shirley Farlinger 7,746	1,918		Perrin Beatty Wellington—Dufferin—Simcoe
York—Simcoe		John Cole 26,732		Frank Stronach 19,906		Judy Darcy 7,489	2,538		Sinclair Stevens York—Peel

1984

Main article: 1984 Canadian federal election

Party rankings

The Progressive Conservatives swept the region, winning everywhere with significant majorities. The Liberals arrived second in every riding in the region, with the NDP third.

	1st	2nd	3rd
Progressive Conservative	10	0	0
Liberal	0	10	0
New Democratic	0	0	10

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Electoral district	Candidates							Incumbent
Electoral district	PC		Liberal		NDP		Other	Incumbent
Bruce—Grey		Gary Gurbin 27,611		Ron Oswald 9,931		Norma Peterson 5,112			Gary Gurbin
Durham—Northumberland		Allan Lawrence 24,968		Darce Campbell 8,740		Roy Grierson 7,805	564		Allan Lawrence
Grey—Simcoe		Gus Mitges 23,342		Joe Sheffer 9,369		Joan Stone 6,001	337		Gus Mitges
Northumberland		George Hees 24,060		John L. Hill 9,534		Bill Cassells 4,633	400		George Hees
Peterborough		Bill Domm 27,121		Barry Macdougall 11,737		Linda Slavin 10,648	1,963		Bill Domm
Simcoe North		Doug Lewis 24,887		Alan Gray Martin 12,062		Tim Tynan 7,742	591		Doug Lewis
Simcoe South		Ronald Stewart 30,702		Bruce Owen 13,906		Frank Berry 8,283			Ronald Stewart
Victoria—Haliburton		William C. Scott 30,229		Bruce Glass 10,032		Patrick Daniel 8,682	663		William C. Scott
Wellington—Dufferin—Simcoe		Perrin Beatty 29,983		John Green 7,303		Sandy W.A. Young 6,468			Perrin Beatty
York—Peel		Sinclair Stevens 37,493		Pam Mcpherson 12,538		John Hall 9,353	917		Sinclair Stevens

Notes

Elected in a by-election.
Jacob Kearey-Moreland described himself as a Cooperative Interdependence candidate.

References

"The Canadian Encyclopedia, Peterborough: Population". Historica Foundation of Canada. 2007. Retrieved 2007-08-25.
Laxer, Michael. "Cooperative Interdependence: Jacob Kearey-Moreland brings a new vision to the federal election in Simcoe North". rabble.ca. Retrieved 5 October 2015.

Frank B. Feigert (1989). Canada Votes, 1935-1988. Duke University Press. ISBN 9780822308942.

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