Voter turnout has been declining steadily in Ontario provincial elections for decades, from a high of 74 per cent in the 1971 general election, to between 58 and 44 per cent since 1999. With 49.94 per cent of eligible voters casting ballots, London West had the highest voter turnout of the city’s four ridings.

With 81 of 81 polls reporting, incumbent Terence Kernaghan, of the Ontario New Democratic Party, is projected to be re-elected in London North Centre. Kernaghan has 22,587 of 48,356 (46.71%) votes cast. Kernaghan has represented the riding since 2018.

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After a five-week, $189 million election campaign, the provincial political landscape in the 10-riding London region looks exactly the same as it did before – an orange island in a blue ocean. Seven Progressive Conservative ridings remained blue and the three London-only New Democratic Party ridings remained orange.

With 45 of 45 polls reporting, incumbent Teresa Armstrong, of the Ontario New Democratic Party, is projected to be re-elected in London-Fanshawe. Armstrong has 18,749 of 39,398 (47.59%) votes cast.

Elgin-Middlesex-London is a provincial riding located in Southwest Ontario. This riding is currently represented by PC Party of Ontario MPP Rob Flack who first took office in 2022. Flack collected 22,

The Progressive Conservatives will form a third consecutive majority government in Ontario after a snap winter election.