Early election results show Liberal-Tory split in Ontario
TORONTO - As preliminary results started populating election maps Monday night, Ontario was awash in blue and red, with not a speck of orange to be seen.
TORONTO - As preliminary results started populating election maps Monday night, Ontario was awash in blue and red, with not a speck of orange to be seen.
The Canadian Press has projected that the Liberals under Mark Carney will form government, though it was still unclear whether that will be a minority or a majority.
As of just after 11 p.m., the Liberals were leading or elected in about 65 seats in the province, and the Conservatives were leading and elected in 56 seats.
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Green Party incumbent Mike Morrice was in a close race with the Conservative candidate to keep his seat in Kitchener Centre.
During the 2021 election, the NDP won five seats, but the party was not ahead in any of those ridings Monday night, including the stronghold of Hamilton Centre.
Both the Liberals and Conservatives appeared set to make gains in Ontario, including the Liberals picking up Peterborough and Toronto-St. Paul’s from the Conservatives, and the Tories winning York Centre over the incumbent Liberal.
That seat appeared to be the lone riding in the city of º£½ÇÉçÇø¹ÙÍøthat the Conservatives are set to gain, though the party was on track to make more inroads in suburban ridings surrounding the city.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published April 28, 2025.
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