Ontario electoral reform referendum, 2007 detailed results

Ontario electoral reform referendum, 2007 detailed results

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 (?) ? ?

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