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Holyday in 2010
Member of the Ontario Provincial Parliament for Etobicoke—Lakeshore
In office
September 9, 2013 –June 23, 2014
Liberal Peter Milczyn 23,95047.14+4.84
Progressive Conservative Doug Holyday17,40234.25-12.50
New Democratic P. C. Choo6,34812.50+5.09
Green Angela Salewsky2,0834.10+1.85
Libertarian Mark Wrzesniewski3450.68+0.24
Freedom Jeff Merklinger2980.59+0.46
Socialist Natalie Lochwin2300.45 
Moderate Ian Lytvyn1480.29 
Total valid votes50,804100.0  
Liberal gain from Progressive Conservative Swing +8.67
Source: Elections Ontario [13]
Ontario provincial by-election, Etobicoke—Lakeshore, August 1, 2013
Resignation of Laurel Broten
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Progressive Conservative Doug Holyday16,13046.64+17.40
Liberal Peter Milczyn 14,51341.96-9.06
New Democratic P.C. Choo2,7057.82-7.63
Green Angela Salewsky7802.26-0.42
Libertarian Hans Kunov1570.45+0.06
Special Needs Dan King1570.45+0.06
People's Kevin Clarke 850.25 
Freedom Wayne Simmons570.16-0.24
Total valid votes 34,584  
Turnout34,584 38.62
  Progressive Conservative gain from Liberal Swing-13.23
2010 Toronto election, Ward 3 [14]
CandidateVotes %
Doug Holyday13,52171.9
Peter Kudryk2,68414.3
Ross Vaughan1,5858.4
Roger Deschenes1,0105.4
Total18,800100
2006 Toronto election, Ward 3 [15]
CandidateVotes %
Doug Holyday9,75769.8
Peter Kudryk2,17215.5
Lillian Lança1,3919.9
Ross Vaughan6694.8
2003 Toronto election, Ward 3
CandidateVotes %
Doug Holyday12,20770.80
Ross Vaughan2,56514.87
Maurice Ferraro1,3367.74
Amber Saeed1,1336.57
2000 Toronto election, Ward 3
CandidateVotes %
Doug Holyday12,63983.8
Nicholas Florio2,49116.4
1997 Toronto election, Ward 4 (Markland Centennial [14]
CandidateVotes %
Doug Holyday15,43031.96
Dick O'Brien10,41021.57
Agnes Ugolini Potts9,65020.00
Brian Flynn6,80914.11
Steve Deighton3,9748.23
Helen Bodanis7991.65
Mark Stanisz5071.10
Daphne Gabriel4130.85
Alexander P. Masur2790.57
Total48,271100
1994 Etobicoke election, Mayor
CandidateVotes %
Doug Holyday31,04541.8
Bruce Sinclair (incumbent)29,68740.0
Norm Matusiak10,50814.1
Tom Hollinshead1,9102.5
Herman Jardine1,1461.5
1991 Etobicoke election, Ward 6
CandidateVotes %
Doug Holydayacclaimed100.0
1988 Etobicoke election, Ward 6
CandidateVotes %
Doug Holyday3,80154.43
Ron Barr1,35819.45
John Woodroof1,31419.81
Tom Ferguson5097.29
Total6,982100
1987 Ontario general election : Etobicoke West
PartyCandidateVotes%
Liberal Linda LeBourdais 15,75746.90
Progressive Conservative Doug Holyday 9,66428.76
New Democratic Phil Jones5,78417.21
Family Coalition Judy Johnson1,8905.62
Libertarian Robert Dunk4981.51
Total valid votes33,593100.00
1985 Etobicoke election, Board of Control (4 elected)
CandidateVotes
Dick O'Brien (incumbent)34,248
Lois Griffin 33,175
Leonard Braithwaite (incumbent)33,085
Morley Kells 29,817
Chris Stockwell (incumbent)29,629
Doug Holyday28,982
James Shawera5,473

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