Brad Duguid

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Brad Duguid
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Duguid in 2017
Ontario MPP
In office
2003–2018
Liberal Brad Duguid16,14200.0
Progressive Conservative Carol Williams7,51100.0
New Democratic Kathleen Mathurin6,83600.0
Green Jeff Mole5580.0
Family Coalition David Driver3010.0
2007 Ontario general election
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Brad Duguid17,71453.6
Progressive Conservative Sammy Appadurai8,31625.2
New Democratic Kathleen Mathurin4,40113.3
Green Andrew Strachan1,8275.5
Family Coalition Thomas Lang4591.4
Libertarian David Predovich3491.1
2003 Ontario general election
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Brad Duguid21,69852.07+17.54
Progressive Conservative Marilyn Mushinski 11,68628.04-15.08
New Democratic Michael Laxer3,6538.77-11.14
Independent Costas Manios 3,2597.82
Green Robert Carty6421.54
Family Coalition Joseph Internicola4951.19-0.17
Communist Elizabeth Rowley 2410.58

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