On June 12, voters head to the polls in the 2014 Ontario election. Learn more about the candidates and political history of the riding of London-Fanshawe.
Candidates
Liberals: Marcel Marcellin
Progressive Conservatives: Chris Robson
NDP: Teresa Armstrong*
Green: William Sorrell
Geography
History
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NDP candidate Teresa Armstrong was elected in 2011, defeating incumbent Liberal MPP Khalil Ramal by more than 4,000 votes, with PC candidate Cheryl Miller in a strong third. Ramal had held the riding since 2003, when he defeated NDP candidate Irene Mathyssen and PC MPP Frank Mazzilli.
By the numbers
Of the three London ridings, London-Fanshawe has the lowest median age (37.6), the largest average household size (2.6), and the smallest percentage of homes with just one person (22.4 per cent).
Riding in a tweet
London-Fanshawe saw a large bump in NDP support last election and is favoured go to them again on June 12.
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