With the lowest voter turnout ever, Dalton McGuinty and the Liberals stay in power, albeit with a minority government. One of the election’s most intensely debated hot-button topics and affecting Etobicoke’s residents was the election promise made by McGuinty to halt the Greenfield South Power Plant. For the sake of those residents living near Sherway Gardens let’s hope he sticks to that promise. There were no surprise wins in the Etobicoke ridings with Donna Cansfield, Laurel Broten, and Shafiq Qaadri winning their seats. Here are the voting results for Etobicoke:
* Click on the graphic for each riding for full statistics and candidate information.
Etobicoke Centre 2011 Provincial Election Results
Etobicoke Lakeshore 2011 Provincial Election Results
Etobicoke North 2011 Provincial Election Results
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[…] Click here for the 2011 Provincial Election Results for EtobicokeIn what could be described in one of the closest votes Etobicoke has ever seen, Conservative Ted Optiz defeats incumbant Borys Wrzesnewskyj by a scant 26 votes. A vote recount is sure to follow. Liberal Leader Michael Ignatief also lost his seat to Conservative Bernard Trottier. With the defeat of Michael Ignatief Etobicoke has played a major role in the political landscape of Canada. Here are the voting results for Etobicoke: * Click on the graphic for each riding for full statistics and candidate information. […]