List of elected or defeated prominent candidates

TORONTO – A list of elected and defeated prominent candidates in the Ontario election

Liberals:

– Linda Jeffrey, minister of natural resources, re-elected in Brampton-Springdale.

– Kathleen Wynne, transportation minister, re-elected in Don Valley West.

– Mike Colle, former Liberal cabinet minister, re-elected in Eglinton-Lawrence.

– Donna Cansfield, former cabinet minister, re-elected in Etobicoke Centre.

– Laurel Broten, women’s issues, children and youth minister, re-elected in Etobicoke-Lakeshore.

– Liz Sandals, former teachers’ union chief, re-elected in Guelph.

– Sophia Aggelonitis, revenue minister, seniors minister, defeated in Hamilton Mountain by Monique Taylor (NDP).

– Carol Mitchell, agriculture, food and rural affairs minister, defeated in Huron-Bruce by Lisa Thompson (PC).

– John Gerretsen, consumer services minister, re-elected in Kingston and the Islands.

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– John Milloy, training, colleges and university minister, re-elected in Kitchener Centre.

– Deb Matthews, health and long-term care minister, re-elected in London North Centre.

– Chris Bentley, attorney general, aboriginal affairs minister, re-elected in London West.

– Michael Chan, tourism and culture minister, re-elected in Markham-Unionville.

– Harinder Takhar, government services minister, re-elected in Mississauga-Erindale.

– Charles Sousa, labour minister, re-elected in Mississauga South.

– Dalton McGuinty, premier, re-elected in Ottawa South.

– Madeleine Meilleur, social services, francophone affairs minister, re-elected in Ottawa-Vanier.

– Bob Chiarelli, infrastructure minister, re-elected in Ottawa West-Nepean.

– John Wilkinson, environment minister, defeated in Perth-Wellington by Randy Pettapiece (PC).

– Leona Dombrowsky, education minister, defeated in Prince Edward-Hastings by Todd Smith (PC).

– Jim Bradley, community safety and correctional services minister , re-elected in St. Catharines.

– Eric Hoskins, citizenship and immigration minister, re-elected in St. Paul’s.

– Brad Duguid, energy minister, re-elected in Scarborough Centre.

– Rick Bartolucci, municipal affairs and housing minister, re-elected in Sudbury.

– Michael Gravelle, northern develoment, mines and forestry minister, re-elected in Thunder Bay-Superior North.

– Glen Murray, research and innovation minister, re-elected in Toronto Centre.

– Dwight Duncan, finance minister and management board chairman, re-elected in Windsor-Tecumseh.

Progressive Conservative:

– Elizabeth Witmer, former PC minister under Mike Harris , re-elected in Kitchener-Waterloo.

– Tim Hudak, PC leader, re-elected in Niagara West-Glanbrook.

– Jim Wilson, former PC cabinet minister, re-elected in Simcoe-Grey.

– Christine Elliott, wife of federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, re-elected in Whitby-Oshawa.

New Democratic Party:

– Andrea Horwath, NDP leader, re-elected in Hamilton Centre.