Canadian federal election results in Midwestern Ontario

Seats obtained by party

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This is page shows results of Canadian federal elections in Midwestern Ontario, which is roughly from Woodstock to Milton, and from Lake Erie to Goderich.

Regional profile

Before the late 1950s, Midwestern Ontario had not leaned towards either the Progressive Conservatives (Tories) or the Liberals (Grits) on a regular basis as there was wide variation in each party's results from election to election. Since the late 1950s, however, it has been a primarily conservative-voting area. Even when the Liberals won every federal election except one from 1963 to 1980 inclusive, the Progressive Conservatives usually won the majority of seats in this region, and in the 1979 Progressive Conservative election plurality, the only seat the Tories did not win was won by the New Democrats (NDP). The NDP usually claimed one seat from the mid-1960s until the 1993 election, usually in the riding of Brant.

Vote splitting allowed the Liberals to win all of the seats in Midwestern Ontario from 1993 to 2000 in their province-wide sweeps, although the seat of Perth—Wellington was lost to the Progressive Conservatives in a 2003 by-election following the resignation of the outgoing Liberal MP. The Conservatives picked up four more seats in the 2004 election, another in the 2006 election, and four more in 2008, leaving Guelph as the only non-Conservative seat in the region from 2008 to 2015. In the 2015 Liberal majority government win, the Conservatives still took one more seat in the area than the Liberals as they swept the rural areas.

The Conservatives are weaker in the larger cities of Kitchener-Waterloo and Guelph, partly because they have prominent universities (University of Waterloo, University of Guelph, Wilfrid Laurier University) with large student populations. The Liberals retained three of the four ridings in those cities by significant margins in 2006 despite the Conservatives forming the government, and won four of the five seats available there in the 2015 election, the exceptions in both elections being the partially rural Kitchener-Conestoga riding, although both wins in the riding were only narrow victories for the Conservatives. Even in the 2008 election victory by the Conservatives, the ridings of Kitchener Centre and Kitchener-Waterloo were only won by the Conservatives by less than 300 votes. The riding of the more suburban city of Cambridge has generally leaned Conservative dating back decades whereas the riding of Brant-Brantford has switched from being strongly NDP to Liberal to Conservative in the last three decades.

In 2019 the Greens were able to gain over 25 percent of the vote in two urban ridings, Guelph and Kitchener Centre. However, the Liberals held both seats by over a 10% margin.

Votes by party throughout time

Election	Liberal	Conservative	New Democratic	Green	People's	PC	Reform / Alliance	Others
1979	124,330 31.8%	—	80,974 20.7%	—	—	183,363 46.9%	—	1,384 0.4%
1980	140,929 36.9%	—	83,939 22.0%	—	—	153,740 40.3%	—	1,433 0.4%
1984	100,631 24.3%	—	87,464 21.1%	—	—	222,827 53.8%	—	2,393 0.6%
1988	153,232 33.0%	—	96,563 20.8%	839 0.2%	—	194,374 41.9%	—	18,461 4.0%
1993	212,043 43.8%	—	21,955 4.5%	800 0.2%	—	104,310 21.6%	124,870 25.8%	19,938 4.1%
1997	216,187 45.5%	—	45,643 9.6%	1,026 0.2%	—	101,694 21.4%	105,637 22.2%	5,312 1.1%
2000	217,501 47.2%	—	32,066 7.0%	3,380 0.7%	—	81,032 17.6%	122,708 26.6%	4,061 0.9%
2004	222,984 40.9%	192,981 35.4%	90,876 16.7%	28,297 5.2%	—	—	—	8,608 1.6%
2006	219,204 36.2%	239,962 39.6%	104,509 17.3%	32,716 5.4%	—	—	—	7,699 1.3%
2008	160,760 29.1%	241,777 43.7%	86,336 15.6%	53,694 9.7%	—	—	—	10,120 1.8%
2011	139,022 23.4%	297,147 50.1%	127,208 21.4%	25,586 4.3%	—	—	—	4,020 0.7%
2015	277,292 40.7%	269,868 39.6%	98,857 14.5%	26,758 3.9%	—	—	—	7,634 1.1%
2019	248,116 34.0%	270,733 37.1%	105,214 14.4%	85,144 11.7%	14,732 2.0%	—	—	3,646 0.5%
2021	220,914 31.1%	280,729 39.5%	116,624 16.4%	36,620 5.1%	53,288 7.5%	—	—	2,029 0.3%

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2015

Main article: 2015 Canadian federal election

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Conservative		NDP		Liberal		Green		Libertarian		Other
Brantford—Brant		Phil McColeman 25,874 40.89%		Marc Laferriere 15,715 24.84%		Danielle Takacs 19,422 30.70%		Kevin Brandt 1,582 2.50%		Rob Ferguson 515 0.81%		The Engineer Turmel (Ind.) 164 0.26%		Phil McColeman Brant
Cambridge		Gary Goodyear 20,613 38.65%		Bobbi Stewart 7,397 13.87%		Bryan May 23,024 43.17%		Michele Braniff 1,723 3.23%				Manuel Couto (M-L) 108 0.20%		Gary Goodyear
												Lee Sperduti (Ind.) 474 0.89%
Guelph		Gloria Kovach 18,407 26.35%		Andrew Seagram 8,392 12.01%		Lloyd Longfield 34,303 49.10%		Gord Miller 7,909 11.32%		Alexander Fekri 520 0.74%		Tristan Dineen (Comm.) 144 0.21%		Frank Valeriote†
												Kornelis Klevering (Mar.) 193 0.28%
Haldimand—Norfolk		Diane Finley 24,714 44.14%		John Harris 7,625 13.62%		Joan Mouland 20,487 36.59%		Wayne Ettinger 1,857 3.32%				Leslie Bory (Ind.) 151 0.27%		Diane Finley
												Dave Bylsma (CHP) 884 1.58%
												Dustin Wakeford (Ind.) 272 0.49%
Huron—Bruce		Ben Lobb 26,174 44.94%		Gerard Creces 7,544 12.95%		Allan Thompson 23,129 39.71%		Jutta Splettstoesser 1,398 2.40%						Ben Lobb
Kitchener Centre		Stephen Woodworth 15,872 30.36%		Susan Cadell 8,680 16.60%		Raj Saini 25,504 48.78%		Nicholas Wendler 1,597 3.05%		Slavko Miladinovic 515 0.99%		Julian Ichim (M-L) 112 0.21%		Stephen Woodworth
Kitchener—Conestoga		Harold Albrecht 20,649 43.29%		James Villeneuve 4,653 9.75%		Tim Louis 20,398 42.76%		Bob Jonkman 1,314 2.75%		Richard Hodgson 685 1.44%				Harold Albrecht
Kitchener South—Hespeler		Marian Gagné 17,544 36.68%		Lorne Bruce 7,440 15.56%		Marwan Tabbara 20,215 42.27%		David Weber 1,767 3.69%		Nathan Lajeunesse 772 1.61%		Elaine Baetz (M-L) 91 0.19%	New District
Oxford		Dave MacKenzie 25,966 45.67%		Zoe Kunschner 9,406 16.55%		Don McKay 18,299 32.19%		Mike Farlow 2,004 3.53%				Melody Ann Aldred (CHP) 1,175 2.07%		Dave MacKenzie
Perth Wellington		John Nater 22,255 42.92%		Ethan Rabidoux 7,756 14.96%		Stephen McCotter 19,480 37.57%		Nicole Ramsdale 1,347 2.60%				Irma DeVries (CHP) 794 1.53%		Gary Schellenberger†
												Roger Fuhr (NA) 219 0.42%
Waterloo		Peter Braid 19,318 32.28%		Diane Freeman 8,928 14.92%		Bardish Chagger 29,752 49.71%		Richard Walsh 1,713 2.86%				Emma Hawley-Yan (Animal All.) 138 0.23%		Peter Braid Kitchener—Waterloo
Wellington—Halton Hills		Michael Chong 32,482 50.90%		Anne Gajerski-Cauley 5,321 8.34%		Don Trant 23,279 36.48%		Brent Allan Bouteiller 2,547 3.99%				Harvey Edward Anstey (CAP) 183 0.29%		Michael Chong

2011

Main article: 2011 Canadian federal election

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	Conservative		Liberal		NDP		Green		Other
Brant		Phil McColeman 28,045 48.90%		Lloyd St. Amand 10,780 18.80%		Marc Laferriere 16,351 28.51%		Nora Fueten 1,858 3.24%		Leslie Bory (Ind.) 174 0.30%		Phil McColeman
										Martin Sitko (Ind.) 138 0.24%
Cambridge		Gary Goodyear 29,394 53.40%		Bryan May 8,285 15.05%		Susan Galvao 15,238 27.68%		Jacques Malette 1,978 3.59%		Manuel Couto (M-L) 153 0.28%		Gary Goodyear
Guelph		Marty Burke 19,352 32.79%		Frank Valeriote 25,588 43.35%		Bobbi Stewart 9,880 16.74%		John Lawson 3,619 6.13%		Phillip Bender (Libert.) 192 0.33%		Frank Valeriote
										Drew Garvie (Comm.) 104 0.18%
										Kornelis Klevering (Mar.) 170 0.29%
										Karen Levenson (AAEVP) 116 0.20%
Haldimand—Norfolk		Diane Finley 25,655 50.94%		Bob Speller 12,549 24.92%		Ian Nichols 10,062 19.98%		Anne Faulkner 1,665 3.31%		Steven Elgersma (CHP) 435 0.86%		Diane Finley
Huron—Bruce		Ben Lobb 29,255 54.95%		Charlie Bagnato 8,784 16.50%		Grant Robertson 13,493 25.34%		Eric Shelley 1,455 2.73%		Dennis Valenta (Ind.) 254 0.48%		Ben Lobb
Kitchener Centre		Stephen Woodworth 21,119 42.40%		Karen Redman 15,592 31.30%		Peter Thurley 10,742 21.57%		Byron Williston 1,972 3.96%		Mark Corbiere (M-L) 92 0.18%		Stephen Woodworth
										Alan Rimmer (Ind.) 199 0.40%
										Martin Suter (Comm.) 93 0.19%
Kitchener—Conestoga		Harold Albrecht 28,902 54.12%		Robert Rosehart 10,653 19.95%		Lorne Bruce 11,655 21.84%		Albert Ashley 2,184 4.09%				Harold Albrecht
Kitchener—Waterloo		Peter Braid 27,039 40.85%		Andrew Telegdi 24,895 37.62%		Bill Brown 10,606 16.03%		Cathy MacLellan 3,148 4.77%		Julian Ichim (M-L) 66 0.10%		Peter Braid
										Steven Bradley Scott (Pirate) 245 0.37%
										Richard Walsh-Bowers (Ind.) 174 0.26%
Oxford		Dave MacKenzie 27,973 58.90%		Tim Lobzun 4,521 9.52%		Paul Arsenault 12,164 25.61%		Mike Farlow 2,058 4.33%		John Markus (CHP) 776 1.63%		Dave MacKenzie
Perth Wellington		Gary Schellenberger 25,281 54.48%		Bob McTavish 8,341 17.98%		Ellen Papenburg 9,861 21.25%		John Cowling 2,112 4.55%		Irma N DeVries (CHP) 806 1.74%		Gary Schellenberger
Wellington—Halton Hills		Michael Chong 35,132 63.70%		Barry Peters 9,034 16.38%		Anastasia Zavarella 7,146 12.96%		Brent Bouteiller 3,527 6.39%		Jeffrey Streutker (CHP) 316 0.57%		Michael Chong

2008

Main article: 2008 Canadian federal election

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	Conservative		Liberal		NDP		Green		Other
Brant		Phil McColeman 22,736 41.95%		Lloyd St. Amand 17,943 33.11%		Brian Van Tilborg 9,331 17.22%		Nora Fueten 3,814 7.04%		John G. Gots (CHP) 371 0.68%		Lloyd St. Amand
Cambridge		Gary Goodyear 24,895 48.63%		Gord Zeilstra 11,977 23.39%		Max Lombardi 10,044 19.62%		Scott Cosman 4,279 8.36%				Gary Goodyear
Guelph		Gloria Kovach 17,186 29.18%		Frank Valeriote 18,974 32.22%		Tom King 9,713 16.49%		Mike Nagy 12,454 21.15%		Philip Bender (Libert.) 159 0.27%		Vacant
										Manuel Couto (M-L) 29 0.05%
										Drew Garvie (Comm.) 77 0.13%
										Kornelis Klevering (Mar.) 166 0.28%
										Karen Levenson (AAEVP) 73 0.12%
										John Turmel (Ind.) 58 0.10%
Haldimand—Norfolk		Diane Finley 19,657 40.83%		Eric Hoskins 15,577 32.35%		Ian Nichols 5,549 11.53%		Stephana Johnston 2,041 4.24%		Steven Elgersma (CHP) 501 1.04%		Diane Finley
										Gary McHale (Ind.) 4,821 10.01%
Huron—Bruce		Ben Lobb 22,182 44.77%		Greg McClinchey 16,336 32.97%		Tony McQuail 7,426 14.99%		Glen Smith 2,617 5.28%		Dave Joslin (CHP) 747 1.51%		Paul Steckle†
										Dennis Valenta (Ind.) 242 0.49%
Kitchener Centre		Stephen Woodworth 16,480 36.70%		Karen Redman 16,141 35.94%		Oz Cole-Arnal 8,122 18.09%		John Bithell 3,823 8.51%		Amanda Lamka (Ind.) 215 0.48%		Karen Redman
										Martin Suter (Comm.) 127 0.28%
Kitchener—Conestoga		Harold Albrecht 23,525 49.32%		Orlando Da Silva 11,876 24.90%		Rod McNeil 7,173 15.04%		Jamie Kropf 5,124 10.74%				Harold Albrecht
Kitchener—Waterloo		Peter Braid 21,830 36.06%		Andrew Telegdi 21,813 36.03%		Cindy Jacobsen 8,915 14.73%		Cathy MacLellan 7,326 12.10%		Mark Corbiere (Ind.) 107 0.18%		Andrew Telegdi
										Jason Cousineau (Libert.) 333 0.55%
										Kyle James Huntingdon (CAP) 105 0.17%
										Ramon Portillo (Comm.) 105 0.17%
Oxford		Dave MacKenzie 23,330 52.68%		Martha Dennis 8,586 19.39%		Diane Abbott 7,982 18.02%		Cathy Mott 3,355 7.58%		Shaun MacDonald (CHP) 1,036 2.34%		Dave MacKenzie
Perth Wellington		Gary Ralph Schellenberger 20,765 48.09%		Sandra Gardiner 10,225 23.68%		Kerry McManus 7,334 16.98%		John Cowling 3,874 8.97%		Irma DeVries (CHP) 898 2.08%		Gary Schellenberger
										Julian Ichim (M-L) 84 0.19%
Wellington— Halton Hills		Michael Chong 29,191 57.63%		Bruce Bowser 11,312 22.33%		Noel Duignan 4,747 9.37%		Brent Bouteiller 4,987 9.85%		Jeffrey Streutker (CHP) 414 0.82%		Michael Chong

2006

Main article: 2006 Canadian federal election

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		Christian Heritage		Other
Brant		Lloyd St. Amand 22,077 36.95%		Phil McColeman 21,495 35.97%		Lynn Bowering 12,713 21.28%		Adam King 2,729 4.57%		John H. Wubs 526 0.88%		John C. Turmel (Ind.) 213 0.36%		Lloyd St. Amand
Cambridge		Janko Peric 19,419 33.61%		Gary Goodyear 25,337 43.85%		Donna Reid 9,794 16.95%		Gareth White 3,017 5.22%				David M. Pelly (CAP) 217 0.38%		Gary Goodyear
Guelph		Brenda Chamberlain 23,662 38.39%		Brent Barr 18,342 29.76%		Phil Allt 13,561 22.00%		Mike Nagy 5,376 8.72%		Peter Ellis 538 0.87%		Manuel Couto (M–L) 45 0.07%		Brenda Chamberlain
												Scott Gilbert (Comm.) 111 0.18%
Haldimand—Norfolk		Bob Speller 18,363 34.29%		Diane Finley 25,885 48.33%		Valya Roberts 6,858 12.80%		Carolyn Van Nort 1,894 3.54%		Steven Elgersma 559 1.04%				Diane Finley
Huron—Bruce		Paul Steckle 21,260 39.84%		Ben Lobb 20,289 38.02%		Grant Robertson 8,696 16.30%		Victoria Serda 1,829 3.43%		Dave Joslin 1,019 1.91%		Dennis Valenta (Ind.) 270 0.51%		Paul Steckle
Kitchener Centre		Karen Redman 21,714 43.26%		Steven Cage 16,131 32.14%		Richard Walsh-Bowers 9,253 18.43%		Tony Maas 2,822 5.62%				Martin Suter (Comm.) 274 0.55%		Karen Redman
Kitchener—Conestoga		Lynn Myers 19,246 38.48%		Harold Glenn Albrecht 20,615 41.22%		Len Carter 7,445 14.89%		Kristine Yvonne Stapleton 2,706 5.41%						Lynn Myers
Kitchener—Waterloo		Andrew Telegdi 31,136 46.85%		Ajmer Mandur 18,817 28.31%		Edwin Laryea 11,889 17.89%		Pauline Richards 4,298 6.47%				Julian Ichim (M–L) 144 0.22%		Andrew Telegdi
												Ciprian Mihalcea (Ind.) 173 0.26%
Oxford		Greig Mordue 13,961 28.08%		Dave MacKenzie 23,140 46.55%		Zoé Kunschner 8,639 17.38%		Ronnee Sykes 1,566 3.15%		John Markus 1,434 2.88%		James Bender (Mar.) 771 1.55%		Dave MacKenzie
												Kaye Sargent (Libert.) 204 0.41%
Perth Wellington		David Cunningham 12,301 25.79%		Gary Schellenberger 22,004 46.14%		Keith Dinicol 8,876 18.61%		John Day Cowling 3,117 6.54%		Irma DeVries 1,396 2.93%				Gary Schellenberger
Wellington—Halton Hills		Rod Finnie 16,065 29.17%		Michael Chong 27,907 50.67%		Noel Paul Duignan 6,785 12.32%		Brent Bouteiller 3,362 6.10%		Carol Ann Krusky 606 1.10%		Mike Wisniewski (Ind.) 355 0.64%		Michael Chong

2004

Main article: 2004 Canadian federal election

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		Christian Heritage		Other
Brant		Lloyd St. Amand 20,455 38.05%		Greg Martin 17,792 33.10%		Lynn Bowering 11,826 22.00%		Helen-Anne Embry 2,738 5.09%		Barra L. Gots 570 1.06%		John C. Turmel (Ind.) 373 0.69%		Jane Stewart†
Cambridge		Janko Peric 18,899 36.65%		Gary Goodyear 19,123 37.09%		Gary Price 10,392 20.15%		Gareth M. White 2,506 4.86%		John G. Gots 395 0.77%		Alex W. Gryc (Ind.) 114 0.22%		Janko Peric
												John Oprea (Ind.) 134 0.26%
Guelph		Brenda Chamberlain 23,442 44.61%		Jon Dearden 13,721 26.11%		Phil Allt 10,527 20.03%		Mike Nagy 3,866 7.36%		Peter Ellis 634 1.21%		Manuel Couto (M-L) 66 0.13%		Brenda Chamberlain Guelph—Wellington
												Lyne Rivard (Mar.) 291 0.55%
Haldimand—Norfolk		Bob Speller 19,336 38.84%		Diane Finley 20,981 42.15%		Carrie Sinkowski 7,143 14.35%		Colin Jones 1,703 3.42%		Steven Elgersma 617 1.24%				Bob Speller Haldimand—Norfolk—Brant
Huron—Bruce		Paul Steckle 25,538 49.79%		Barb Fisher 15,930 31.06%		Grant Robertson 6,707 13.08%		Dave Vasey 1,518 2.96%		Dave Joslin 958 1.87%		Glen Smith (Mar.) 638 1.24%		Paul Steckle
Kitchener Centre		Karen Redman 21,264 47.13%		Thomas Ichim 12,412 27.51%		Richard Walsh-Bowers 8,717 19.32%		Karol Vesely 2,450 5.43%				Mark Corbiere (Ind.) 277 0.61%		Karen Redman
Kitchener—Conestoga		Lynn Myers 17,819 42.29%		Frank Luellau 14,903 35.37%		Len Carter 6,623 15.72%		Kris Stapleton 2,793 6.63%					New district
Kitchener—Waterloo		Andrew Telegdi 28,015 48.12%		Steve Strauss 17,155 29.47%		Edwin Laryea 9,267 15.92%		Pauline Richards 3,277 5.63%		Frank Ellis 379 0.65%		Ciprian Mihalcea (Ind.) 124 0.21%		Andrew Telegdi
Oxford		Murray Coulter 14,011 30.52%		Dave MacKenzie 20,606 44.89%		Zoé Dorcas Kunschner 6,673 14.54%		Irene Tietz 1,951 4.25%		Leslie Bartley 1,534 3.34%		James Bender (Mar.) 794 1.73%		John Finlay†
												Alex Kreider (CAP) 108 0.24%
												Kaye Sargent (Libert.) 226 0.49%
Perth—Wellington		Brian Innes 15,032 33.42%		Gary Schellenberger 18,879 41.97%		Robert Roth 7,027 15.62%		John Cowling 2,770 6.16%		Irma Nicolette Devries 1,273 2.83%				Gary Schellenberger Perth—Middlesex
Wellington—Halton Hills		Bruce Hood 19,173 38.21%		Mike Chong 21,479 42.81%		Noel Duignan 5,974 11.91%		Brent Bouteiller 2,725 5.43%		Pat Woode 826 1.65%				Lynn Myers Waterloo—Wellington

2000

Main article: 2000 Canadian federal election

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	Liberal		Canadian Alliance		NDP		PC		Other
Brant		Jane Stewart 24,068		Chris Cattle 10,955		Dee Chisholm 3,126		Stephen Kun 3,580	931			Jane Stewart
Cambridge		Janko Peric 22,148		Reg Petersen 14,915		Pam Wolf 4,111		John L. Housser 5,988	370			Janko Peric
Guelph—Wellington		Brenda Chamberlain 26,440		Max Layton 11,037		Edward Pickersgill 5,685		Marie Adsett 10,188	1,516			Brenda Chamberlain
Haldimand—Norfolk—Brant		Bob Speller 20,867		Jim Maki 15,416		Norm Walpole 2,124		Gary Muntz 5,761	397			Bob Speller
Huron—Bruce		Paul Steckle 21,547		Mark Beaven 10,343		Christine Kemp 2,669		Ken Kelly 8,138	474			Paul Steckle
Kitchener Centre		Karen Redman 23,511		Eloise Jantzi 11,603		Paul Royston 3,058		Steven Daniel Gadbois 6,162	158			Karen Redman
Kitchener—Waterloo		Andrew Telegdi 27,132		Joshua Doig 12,402		Richard Walsh-Bowers 4,394		Brian Bourke 8,621	1,351			Andrew Telegdi
Oxford		John Baird Finlay 15,181		Patricia Smith 11,455		Shawn Rouse 2,254		Dave MacKenzie 13,050	763			John Baird Finlay
Perth—Middlesex		John Richardson 16,988		Garnet McCallum Bloomfield 9,785		Sam Dinicol 2,800		Gary Schellenberger 11,545	958			John Richardson
Waterloo—Wellington		Lynn Myers 19,619		John Henry Reimer 14,797		Allan Douglas Strong 1,845		Michael Chong 7,999	681			Lynn Myers

1997

Main article: 1997 Canadian federal election

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	Liberal		Reform		NDP		PC		Other
Brant		Jane Stewart 24,125		Dan Houssar 10,436		Pat Franklin 5,201		Stephen W. Kun 5,781				Jane Stewart
Cambridge		Janko Peric 17,673		Bill Donaldson 10,767		Mike Farnan 9,813		Larry Olney 9,299	548			Janko Peric
Guelph—Wellington		Brenda Chamberlain 25,004		Lyle Mcnair 9,054		Elaine Rogala 5,456		Dick Stewart 11,160	1,707			Brenda Chamberlain
Haldimand—Norfolk—Brant		Bob Speller 21,043		Ken Gilpin 12,548		Herman Plas 2,516		Sharon Hazen 9,704	437			Bob Speller Haldimand—Norfolk
Huron—Bruce		Paul Steckle 24,240		Doug Fines 9,925		Jan Johnstone 3,037		Colleen Schenk 9,223	781			Paul Steckle
Kitchener Centre		Karen Redman 23,089		Ronald Albert Wilson 9,550		Lucy Harrison 4,503		John Henry Reimer 10,960				John English Kitchener
Kitchener—Waterloo		Andrew Telegdi 25,111		Mike Connolly 10,502		Ted Martin 4,725		Lynne Woolstencroft 11,613	678			Andrew Telegdi Waterloo
Oxford		John Baird Finlay 16,281		Bill Irvine 9,533		Martin Donlevy 3,406		Dave Mackenzie 14,706	1,329			John Baird Finlay
Perth—Middlesex		John Richardson 19,583		Garnet McCallum Bloomfield 9,180		Linda Ham 3,806		Gary Schellenberger 11,073	858			John Richardson Perth—Wellington—Waterloo
Waterloo—Wellington		Lynn Myers 20,038		Jeff Gerber 14,142		Mike Cooper 3,180		Mary Dunlop 8,175			New district