Bob Huget

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Bob Huget
Member of the Ontario Provincial Parliament
for Sarnia
In office
September 6, 1990 April 28, 1995
Progressive Conservative David Boushy 9,26033.81+12.62
Liberal Joan Link8,62631.49+2.63
New Democratic Bob Huget7,48727.33-9.38
Family Coalition Ron Raes1,6425.99-3.11
Independent Anthony Barbato2170.79
Independent Andrew Falby1590.58
Total valid votes27,391
1990 Ontario general election : Sarnia
PartyCandidateVotes%
New Democratic Bob Huget10,86036.71
Liberal Mike Bradley 8,54028.86
Progressive Conservative Mike Stark6,26921.19
Family Coalition Terry Burrell2,6919.10
Confederation of Regions Bill Ferguson6522.20
Libertarian Margaret Coe5741.94
Total valid votes29,586

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