Elgin-Middlesex-London CTV News has called the winner for Elgin-Middlesex-London. Incumbent Rob Flack will keep his seat. Minister of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness, Flack was elected MPP in 2022. Flack is the founder of an annual Charity Classic golf tournament, served as a director and chair of the London International Airport and past chair of St. Peter’s Seminary Foundation. He is also a co-founder of the London Bishop’s Dinner. The riding has been blue since 2011. Asterisk indicates incumbent candidate Other Candidates Liberal – Douglas MacTavish Green – Amanda Stark Also running are Amanda Zavitz of the New Democratic Party, Stephen Campbell of the None of the Above Direct Democracy Party, Brian Figueiredo of the New Blue Party, and Cooper Labrie of the Ontario Party. London-Fanshawe In the riding of London-Fanshawe, CTV News has called Incumbent Teresa Armstrong as the winner. First elected in 2011, she is the wife of former Ward 2 Coun. Bill Armstrong. Armstrong was instrumental in the inception of Argyle Resource Centre and one of its first chairpersons. She is also a past president of East London Lioness Club, a past board member of LUSO Centre, volunteer with East London Optimist Club, member of Argyle Community Association and co-chair of the Argyle Indoor Pool Committee. Asterisk indicates incumbent candidate Other Candidates Progressive Conservative – Peter Vanderley Green – Wil Osbourne-Sorrell Liberal – Kevin May Also running are Christopher West of the New Blue Party, Dave Durnin of the Freedom Party of Ontario, and Alan John McDonald of the Independent Party. London North Centre CTV News has declared Incumbent Terence Kernaghan as the winner for London North Centre. Kernaghan serves as the Critic, Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade Deputy and Opposition House Leader. First elected in 2018, Kernaghan was the first openly gay MPP to be elected to the legislature from the city of London. Asterisk indicates incumbent candidate Other Candidates Progressive Conservative – Jerry Pribil Liberal – Tariq Khan Green – Carol Dyck Freedom Party – Paul McKeever Also running is Chris Wile of the New Blue Party. London West CTV News has called it for the riding of London West, naming incumbent Peggy Sattler as the winner. Critic Colleges and Universities and Chief Opposition Whip, Sattler was first elected in 2013. She has been in public service since 2000, first as a school Trustee for the Thames Valley District School Board. Sattler has worked with the Elgin Middlesex Oxford Workforce Planning and Development Board and the London Economic Development Corporation on an information project to connect employers to job seekers in London. Sattler admits she was uncertain how this campaign would play out, “This one had me worried because they were all talking about, you know, the provincial surge for the Conservatives. And, you know, I didn’t know how that was going.” Sattler told those gathered for her victory party that her emphasis will continue to be on building a better Ontario, “Where seniors and children and people who are vulnerable can get the support that they need.” She added, “The work begins anew. Together we’re going to keep fighting to build a better Ontario, where families can get ahead without worrying every week about the cost of groceries or rent.” Sattler has held the riding for the NDP since 2013. Asterisk indicates incumbent candidate Other Candidates Progressive Conservative – Beth Allison Liberal – Baqar Khan Green – Jim Johnston Also running is Ken Byma of the Libertarian Party, Shane Dale of the New Blue Party, Timothy Hammer of the Independent Party, and Tim Hodges of the Freedom Party of Ontario.
