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==Overview==
==Overview==
The election system used is called [[Mixed-member proportional representation]]. There are 25 Electoral Districts that elect one member each to the Legislative Assembly. The remaining 22 seats are distributed based on the Parties Share of the Popular Vote, by a [[D'Hondt method|modified D'Hondt method]], with a 5% minimum threshold. The overall result is an attempted compromise between local representation and Toronto-wide [[proportional representation]].
The election system used is [[Mixed-member proportional representation]]. There are 25 Electoral Districts that elect one member each to the Legislative Assembly. The remaining 22 seats are distributed based on the Parties Share of the Popular Vote, by a [[D'Hondt method|modified D'Hondt method]], with a 5% minimum threshold. The overall result is an attempted compromise between local representation and Toronto-wide [[proportional representation]].
 
==Candidates==
 
===Electoral District candidates===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center; line-height: 14px; font-size: 95%;"
! rowspan="2" |Electoral District
!PC
!NDP
!Liberal
!Green
! rowspan="2" |Others
|-
! style="background:{{Canadian party colour|ON|PC}}; color:white; width:80px;" |
! style="background:{{Canadian party colour|ON|NDP}}; color:white; width:80px;" |
! style="background:{{Canadian party colour|ON|Liberal}}; color:white; width:80px;" |
! style="background:{{Canadian party colour|ON|Green}}; color:white; width:80px;" |
|-
|[[Etobicoke  North (provincial electoral district)|Etobicoke North]]
|style="background:#aacfff";"|'''Doug Ford'''
|Mahamud Amin
|Shafiq Qaadri ([[Incumbent|I]])
|Nancy Kaur Ghuman
|Brianne Lefebvre (Libertarian)
|-
|[[Etobicoke Centre (provincial electoral district)|Etobicoke Centre]]
|style="background:#aacfff";"|'''Kinga Surma'''
|Erica Kelly
|Yvan Baker ([[Incumbent|I]])
|Shawn Rizvi
|Paul Fromm (CCP)<br />Wallace Richards (Ind)<br />Basil Mummery (Libertarian)
|-
|[[Etobicoke—Lakeshore (provincial electoral district)|Etobicoke—Lakeshore]]
|style="background:#aacfff";"|'''Christine Hogarth'''
|Phil Trotter
|Peter Milczyn ([[Incumbent|I]])
|Chris Caldwell
|Mark Wrzesniewski (Libertarian)<br />Ian Lytvyn (MOD)
|-
|[[Parkdale-High Park (provincial electoral district)|Parkdale-High Park]]
|Adam Pham
|style="background:#f9cb9c";"|'''Bhutila Karpoche'''
|Nadia Guerrera
|Halyna Zalucky
|Matthias Nunno (Libertarian)<br />Jay Watts (COM)
|-
|[[York South—Weston (provincial electoral district)|York South—Weston]]
|Mark Demontis
|style="background:#f9cb9c";"|'''Faisal Hassan'''
|Laura Albanese ([[Incumbent|I]])
|Grad Murray
|Bonnie Hu (Libertarian)
|-
|[[York Centre (provincial electoral district)|York Centre]]
|style="background:#aacfff";"|'''Roman Baber'''
|Andrea Vásquez Jiménez
|Ramon Estaris
|Roma Lyon
|Cherie Ann Day (NOTA)<br />Benjamin Kamminga (Libertarian)<br />Alexander Leonov (MOD)
|-
|[[Humber River-Black Creek (provincial electoral district)|Humber River-Black Creek]]
|Cyma Musarat
|style="background:#f9cb9c";"|'''Tom Rakocevic'''
|Deanna Sgro
|Kirsten J Bennett
|Jennifer Ochoa (Libertarian)<br />Lucy Guerrero (CO)<br />Lucy Guerrero (Trillium)
|-
|[[Eglinton—Lawrence (provincial electoral district)|Eglinton—Lawrence]]
|style="background:#aacfff";"|'''Robin Martin'''
|Robyn Vilde
|Mike Colle ([[Incumbent|I]])
|Reuben Anthony Deboer
|Michael Staffieri (Libertarian)<br />Lionel Wayne Poizner (Trillium)
|-
|[[Davenport (provincial electoral district)|Davenport]]
|Federico Sanchez
|style="background:#f9cb9c";"|'''Marit Stiles'''
|Cristina Martins ([[Incumbent|I]])
|Kirsten Snider
|Nunzio Venuto (Libertarian)<br />Dave McKee (COM)<br />Franz Cauchi (FPO)<br />Troy Young (PEO)<br />Chai Kalevar (IND)
|-
|[[Spadina—Fort York (provincial electoral district)|Spadina—Fort York]]
|Iris Yu
|style="background:#f9cb9c";"|'''Chris Glover'''
|Han Dong
|Rita Bilerman
|Erik Malmholt (Libertarian)<br />Adam Nobody (NOTA)<br />Queenie Yu (SNSEA)
|-
|[[University-Rosedale (provincial electoral district)|University-Rosedale]]
|Gillian Smith
|style="background:#f9cb9c";"|'''Jessica Bell'''
|Jo-Ann Davis
|Tim Grant
|Daryl Christoff (NPC)<br />Doug Macleod (IND)<br />Ryan Swim (Libertarian)<br />Paulo Figueiras (GV)<br />Hilton Milan (PPSN)
|-
|[[Toronto-St. Paul’s (provincial electoral district)|Toronto-St. Paul’s]]
|Andrew Kirsch
|style="background:#f9cb9c";"|'''Jill Andrew'''
|Jess Spindler
|Teresa Pun
|Jekiah U. Dunavant (Libertarian)<br />Marina Doshchitsina (MOD)
|-
|[[Toronto Centre (provincial electoral district)|Toronto Centre]]
|Meredith Cartwright
|style="background:#f9cb9c";"|'''Suze Morrison'''
|David Morris
|Adam Sommerfeld
|Judi Falardeau (Libertarian)<br />Dan King (PPSN)<br />Cameron James (NPC)<br />Theresa Snell (SNSEA)<br />Kevin Clarke (PEO)<br />Wanda Marie Fountain (CEP)
|-
|[[Toronto—Danforth (provincial electoral district)|Toronto—Danforth]]
|Patricia Kalligosfyris
|style="background:#f9cb9c";"|'''Peter Tabuns'''
|Li Koo
|Andrew Trotter
|Paul Layton (Libertarian)<br />Ivan Byard (COM)<br />IJohn Kladitis (IND)<br />John Kladitis (IND)
|-
|[[Don Valley West (provincial electoral district)|Don Valley West]]
|Jon Kieran
|Amara Possian
|style="background:#ea9999";"|'''Kathleen Wynne'''
|Morgan Bailey
|John Kittredge (Libertarian)<br />Patrick Geoffrey Knight (CEP)
|-
|}
 


==Results==
==Results==

Revision as of 02:32, 14 April 2021

2018 Toronto general election
← 2014 June 7, 2018 (2018-06-07) 2022 →
47 seats of the Legislative Assembly of Toronto
24 seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
  First party Second party
  Doug Ford in Toronto - 2018 (41065995960) (cropped).jpg Peter Tabuns - 2009.jpg
Leader Doug Ford Peter Tabuns
Party Progressive Conservative New Democratic
Leader's seat Etobicoke North Toronto—Danforth
Last election 10 seats, 23.29% 10 seats, 22.06%
Seats before 10 10
Seats won 20 14
Seat change Increase10 Increase4
Popular vote 469,272 330,165
Percentage 41.63% 29.29%
Swing Increase18.34pp Increase7.23pp
  Third party Fourth party
  Hon Kathleen Wynne MPP Premier of Ontario (cropped2).jpg Annamie Paul in Toronto Regent Park (cropped).jpg
Leader Kathleen Wynne Annamie Paul
Party Liberal Green
Leader's seat Don Valley West Torontowide
Last election 23 seats, 49.21% 0 seats, 3.87%
Seats before 23 0
Seats won 10 3
Seat change Decrease13 Increase3
Popular vote 237,317 75,630
Percentage 21.05% 6.71%
Swing Decrease28.16pp Increase2.84pp
Premier before election

Kathleen Wynne
Liberal

Premier after election

Doug Ford
Progressive Conservative

The 2018 Toronto general election was held on June 7, 2018, to elect the 124 members of the Parliament of Toronto. The Progressive Conservative Party of Toronto, led by Doug Ford, won a minority government with 20 of the 47 seats in the legislature. The Toronto New Democratic Party, led by Peter Tabuns, formed the Official Opposition. The Toronto Liberal Party, led by incumbent Premier Kathleen Wynne, lost 13 Seats. The Green Party of Toronto won 3 seats, entering the Legislature for the first time in their history. Twenty-four other parties and numerous independent candidates also received votes.

Overview

The election system used is Mixed-member proportional representation. There are 25 Electoral Districts that elect one member each to the Legislative Assembly. The remaining 22 seats are distributed based on the Parties Share of the Popular Vote, by a modified D'Hondt method, with a 5% minimum threshold. The overall result is an attempted compromise between local representation and Toronto-wide proportional representation.

Candidates

Electoral District candidates

Electoral District PC NDP Liberal Green Others
Etobicoke North Doug Ford Mahamud Amin Shafiq Qaadri (I) Nancy Kaur Ghuman Brianne Lefebvre (Libertarian)
Etobicoke Centre Kinga Surma Erica Kelly Yvan Baker (I) Shawn Rizvi Paul Fromm (CCP)
Wallace Richards (Ind)
Basil Mummery (Libertarian)
Etobicoke—Lakeshore Christine Hogarth Phil Trotter Peter Milczyn (I) Chris Caldwell Mark Wrzesniewski (Libertarian)
Ian Lytvyn (MOD)
Parkdale-High Park Adam Pham Bhutila Karpoche Nadia Guerrera Halyna Zalucky Matthias Nunno (Libertarian)
Jay Watts (COM)
York South—Weston Mark Demontis Faisal Hassan Laura Albanese (I) Grad Murray Bonnie Hu (Libertarian)
York Centre Roman Baber Andrea Vásquez Jiménez Ramon Estaris Roma Lyon Cherie Ann Day (NOTA)
Benjamin Kamminga (Libertarian)
Alexander Leonov (MOD)
Humber River-Black Creek Cyma Musarat Tom Rakocevic Deanna Sgro Kirsten J Bennett Jennifer Ochoa (Libertarian)
Lucy Guerrero (CO)
Lucy Guerrero (Trillium)
Eglinton—Lawrence Robin Martin Robyn Vilde Mike Colle (I) Reuben Anthony Deboer Michael Staffieri (Libertarian)
Lionel Wayne Poizner (Trillium)
Davenport Federico Sanchez Marit Stiles Cristina Martins (I) Kirsten Snider Nunzio Venuto (Libertarian)
Dave McKee (COM)
Franz Cauchi (FPO)
Troy Young (PEO)
Chai Kalevar (IND)
Spadina—Fort York Iris Yu Chris Glover Han Dong Rita Bilerman Erik Malmholt (Libertarian)
Adam Nobody (NOTA)
Queenie Yu (SNSEA)
University-Rosedale Gillian Smith Jessica Bell Jo-Ann Davis Tim Grant Daryl Christoff (NPC)
Doug Macleod (IND)
Ryan Swim (Libertarian)
Paulo Figueiras (GV)
Hilton Milan (PPSN)
Toronto-St. Paul’s Andrew Kirsch Jill Andrew Jess Spindler Teresa Pun Jekiah U. Dunavant (Libertarian)
Marina Doshchitsina (MOD)
Toronto Centre Meredith Cartwright Suze Morrison David Morris Adam Sommerfeld Judi Falardeau (Libertarian)
Dan King (PPSN)
Cameron James (NPC)
Theresa Snell (SNSEA)
Kevin Clarke (PEO)
Wanda Marie Fountain (CEP)
Toronto—Danforth Patricia Kalligosfyris Peter Tabuns Li Koo Andrew Trotter Paul Layton (Libertarian)
Ivan Byard (COM)
IJohn Kladitis (IND)
John Kladitis (IND)
Don Valley West Jon Kieran Amara Possian Kathleen Wynne Morgan Bailey John Kittredge (Libertarian)
Patrick Geoffrey Knight (CEP)


Results

Votes
PC
 
 41.6%
NDP
 
 29.3%
Liberal
 
 21.1%
Green
 
 6.7%
Others
 
 1.3%
Legislative Assembly seats
PC
 
 42.6%
NDP
 
 29.8%
Liberal
 
 21.3%
Green
 
 6.4%
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