Frank Miclash

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1995 Ontario general election: Kenora
Frank Miclash
Ontario MPP
In office
1987–1999
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
Liberal Frank Miclash 9,15253.72$43,182
Progressive Conservative Gord Griffiths5,09729.92$17,217
New Democratic Mike Clancy2,78816.36$13,143
Total valid votes17,037 100.00
Rejected, unmarked and declined ballots160
Turnout17,197 52.02
Electors on the lists33,061

Sources: Ontario Election Results with Statistics from the Records (1995) and 1997 and prior returns and summaries, Elections Ontario.

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