- Ontario electoral reform referendum, 2007 detailed results
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The following tables are the detailed results of the Ontario electoral reform referendum that was held on October 10, 2007, in an attempt to establish a mixed member proportional representation (MMP) system for elections to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. However, the vote went heavily in favor of the existing plurality voting or "first-past-the-post" (FPTP) system.
Results for Ontario regions Excluding Toronto
Riding Region First Past the Post Mixed member proportional Ajax-Pickering Southern Durham and York 24 946 (63%) 14 657 (37%) Algoma-Manitoulin Northern Ontario 18 097 (69.9%) 7 794 (30.1%) Ancaster-Dundas-Flamborough-Westdale (281/282) Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara 30 716 (63.0%) 18 033 (37.0%) Barrie Central Ontario 27 941 (61.6%) 17 391 (38.4%) Bramalea-Gore-Malton Brampton, Mississauga and Oakville 23 086 (59.9%) 15 452 (40.1%) Brampton-Springdale Brampton, Mississauga and Oakville 20 409 (60.1%) 13 537 (39.9%) Brampton West Brampton, Mississauga and Oakville 25 767 (60.7%) 16 687 (39.3%) Brant Midwestern Ontario 30 327 (65.1%) 16 194 (34.9%) Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound Central Ontario 27 617 (63.0%) 16 199 (37.0%) Burlington Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara 33 067 (65.7%) 17 267 (34.3%) Cambridge Midwestern Ontario 25 902 (61.4%) 16 260 (38.6%) Carleton-Mississippi Mills Ottawa 36 565 (70.5%) 15 326 (29.5%) Chatham-Essex-Kent Southwestern Ontario 24 235 (69.3%) 10 734 (30.7%) Dufferin-Caledon Central Ontario 24 736 (64.1%) 13 867 (35.9%) Durham Central Ontario 30 290 (67.3%) 14 750 (32.8%) Elgin-Middlesex-London Southwestern Ontario 26 918 (68.0%) 12 695 (32.1%) Essex Southwestern Ontario 27 130 (67.0%) 13 384 (33.0%) Glengarry-Prescott-Russell Eastern Ontario 28 549 (73.9%) 10 108 (26.2%) Guelph Midwestern Ontario 26 835 (55.4%) 21 629 (44.6%) Haldimand-Norfolk Midwestern Ontario 28 566 (68.6%) 13 064 (31.4%) Haliburton - Kawartha Lakes - Brock Central Ontario 33 156 (70.1%) 14 166 (29.9%) Halton Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara 33 302 (62.5%) 20 019 (37.5%) Hamilton Centre Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara 20 969 (56.7%) 16 027 (43.3%) Hamilton East—Stoney Creek (262/263) Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara 23 342 (63.7%) 13 310 (36.3%) Hamilton Mountain Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara 29 343 (65.0%) 15 822 (35.0%) Huron—Bruce Midwestern Ontario 30 831 (71.5%) 12 310 (28.5%) Kenora-Rainy River Northern Ontario 15 494 (69.9%) 6 684 (30.1%) Kingston and the Islands Eastern Ontario 26 473 (54.6%) 21 986 (45.4%) Kitchener Centre Midwestern Ontario 22 283 (59.9%) 14 932 (40.1%) Kitchener—Conestoga Midwestern Ontario 24 287 (63.7%) 13 872 (36.4%) Kitchener—Waterloo Midwestern Ontario 28 641 (57.1%) 21 516 (42.9%) Lambton-Kent-Middlesex Southwestern Ontario 28 144 (68.8%) 12 775 (31.2%) Lanark—Frontenac—Lennox and Addington Eastern Ontario 29 290 (66.7%) 14 656 (33.4%) Leeds—Grenville Eastern Ontario 28 929 (71.0%) 11 820 (29.0%) London—Fanshawe Southwestern Ontario 21 023 (62.8%) 12 442 (37.2%) London North Centre Southwestern Ontario 26 700 (59.7%) 18 003 (40.3%) London West Southwestern Ontario 30 585 (63.7%) 17 421 (36.3%) Markham—Unionville Southern Durham and York 20 156 (58.8%) 14 143 (41.2%) Mississauga—Brampton South Brampton, Mississauga and Oakville 21 500 (60.2%) 14 201 (39.8%) Mississauga East—Cooksville Brampton, Mississauga and Oakville 21 898 (61.6%) 13 659 (38.4%) Mississauga—Erindale Brampton, Mississauga and Oakville 27 113 (62.2%) 16 447 (37.8%) Mississauga South Brampton, Mississauga and Oakville 26 121 (65.1%) 13 985 (34.9%) Mississauga—Streetsville Brampton, Mississauga and Oakville 23 193 (61.7%) 14 426 (38.4%) Nepean-Carleton Ottawa 36 569 (68.5%) 16 821 (31.5%) Newmarket—Aurora Central Ontario 29 470 (65.9%) 15 226 (34.1%) Niagara Falls Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara 29 259 (64.6%) 16 013 (35.4%) Niagara West-Glanbrook Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara 30 972 (65.7%) 16 195 (34.3%) Nickel Belt Northern Ontario 21 313 (68.9%) 9 609 (31.1%) Nipissing Northern Ontario 23 095 (72.9%) 8 596 (27.1%) Northumberland—Quinte West Central Ontario 32 392 (67.2%) 15 834 (32.8%) Oak Ridges—Markham Southern Durham and York 35 444 (61.7%) 21 975 (38.3%) Oakville Brampton, Mississauga and Oakville 30 388 (67.2%) 14 855 (32.8%) Oshawa Southern Durham and York 25 559 (64.1%) 14 305 (35.9%) Ottawa Centre Ottawa 26 586 (52.1%) 24 443 (47.9%) Ottawa-Orleans Ottawa 33 602 (70.1%) 14 351 (29.9%) Ottawa South Ottawa 30 691 (65.8%) 15 922 (34.2%) Ottawa-Vanier Ottawa 24 562 (61.1%) 15 624 (38.9%) Ottawa-West Nepean Ottawa 30 528 (66.8%) 15 172 (33.2%) Oxford Midwestern Ontario 25 059 (66.0%) 12 917 (34.0%) Parry Sound-Muskoka Northern Ontario 24 430 (68.0%) 11 523 (32.1%) Perth—Wellington Midwestern Ontario 25 480 (67.6%) 12 218 (32.4%) Peterborough Central Ontario 32 372 (64.5%) 17 834 (35.5%) Pickering—Scarborough East Southern Durham and York 24 849 (63.5%) 14 274 (36.5%) Prince Edward—Hastings Eastern Ontario 29 063 (66.1%) 14 920 (33.9%) Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke Eastern Ontario 28 818 (74.5%) 9 859 (25.5%) Richmond Hill Southern Durham and York 23 187 (58.8%) 16 219 (41.2%) St. Catharines Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara 26 589 (61.5%) 16 626 (38.5%) Sarnia-Lambton (270/272) Southwestern Ontario 27 801 (67.2%) 13 594 (32.8%) Sault Ste. Marie Northern Ontario 22 830 (73.8%) 8 105 (26.2%) Simcoe—Grey Central Ontario 31 429 (66.8%) 15 659 (33.3%) Simcoe North Central Ontario 18 860 (59.2%) 12 890 (40.8%) Stormont-Dundas-South Glengarry Eastern Ontario 27 491 (73.2%) 10 063 (26.8%) Sudbury Northern Ontario 21 842 (68.3%) 10 130 (31.7%) Thornhill Southern Durham and York 29 007 (62.2%) 17 659 (37.8%) Thunder Bay-Atikokan Northern Ontario 19 153 (67.9%) 9 056 (32.1%) Thunder Bay-Superior North Northern Ontario 18 643 (67.7%) 8 903 (32.3%) Timiskaming-Cochrane Northern Ontario 19 907 (76.5%) 6 130 (23.5%) Timmins-James Bay Northern Ontario 18 494 (77.3%) 5 433 (22.7%) Vaughan Southern Durham and York 27 507 (61.9%) 16 960 (38.1%) Welland Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara 26 925 (60.1%) 17 859 (39.9%) Wellington-Halton Hills Midwestern Ontario 28 316 (66.0%) 14 589 (34.0%) Whitby—Oshawa Southern Durham and York 33 461 (65.9%) 17 306 (34.1%) Willowdale Toronto North Region 25 491 (59.6%) 17 281 (40.4%) Windsor—Tecumseh Southwestern Ontario 22 717 (64.5%) 12 482 (35.5%) Windsor West Southwestern Ontario 20 338 (62.9%) 12 015 (37.1%) York—Simcoe Central Ontario 26 145 (64.6%) 14 302 (35.4%) Totals (?) ? ? Results for Toronto Regions
Riding Region First Past the Post Mixed member proportional Beaches-East York Toronto South Region 19 100 (49.9%) 19 180 (50.1%) Davenport Toronto South Region 12 222 (43.4%) 15 973 (56.7%) Don Valley East Toronto North Region 20 720 (60.9%) 13 314 (39.1%) Don Valley West Toronto North Region 27 976 (62.9%) 16 488 (37.1%) Eglinton-Lawrence Toronto North Region 23 405 (60.9%) 15 502 (39.1%) Etobicoke Centre Toronto West Region 28 457 (65.3%) 15 158 (34.8%) Etobicoke-Lakeshore Toronto West Region 25 800 (60.8%) 16 658 (39.2%) Etobicoke North Toronto West Region 14 825 (57.7%) 10 875 (42.3%) Parkdale—High Park Toronto West Region 17 741 (45.6%) 21 207 (54.5%) Scarborough—Agincourt Toronto East Region 19 185 (59.8%) 12 881 (40.2%) Scarborough Centre Toronto East Region 19 259 (60.8%) 12 444 (39.3%) Scarborough—Guildwood Toronto East Region 19 514 (60.0%) 13 020 (40.0%) Scarborough—Rouge River Toronto East Region 18 271 (55.2%) 14 856 (44.9%) Scarborough Southwest Toronto East Region 18 860 (59.2%) 12 890 (40.8%) St. Paul's Toronto South Region 24 009 (55.0%) 19 630 (45.0%) Toronto Centre Toronto South Region 22 204 (50.2%) 22 070 (49.9%) Toronto—Danforth Toronto South Region 17 051 (45.0%) 20 882 (55.1%) Trinity—Spadina Toronto South Region 17 787 (40.9%) 25 757 (59.2%) York Centre Toronto North Region 19 223 (59.8%) 12 907 (40.2%) York South—Weston Toronto West Region 16 842 (56.4%) 12 998 (43.6%) York West Toronto West Region 12 010 (54.4%) 10 054 (45.6%) Totals (?) ? ? Categories:- 2007 referendums
- Electoral reform in Canada
- 2007 elections in Canada
- Referendums in Ontario
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