Kinga Surma

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The Honourable
Kinga Surma
MPP
Kinga Surma Speaking in Legislature.jpg
Minister of Infrastructure
Assumed office
June 18, 2021
Progressive Conservative Kinga Surma21,99948.61+5.61
Liberal Noel Semple15,40334.04-0.64
New Democratic Heather Vickers-Wong3,8868.59-9.56
Green Brian MacLean2,0334.49+2.15
New Blue Cathy Habus1,1172.47
Ontario Party Mitchell Gilboy5301.17
None of the Above Richard M. Kiernicki1980.44
Moderate Genadij Zaitsev860.19
Total valid votes45,252
Total rejected, unmarked and declined ballots
Turnout48.05-13.86
Eligible voters94,168
Progressive Conservative hold Swing +3.13
Source: Elections Ontario [20]
2018 Ontario general election : Etobicoke Centre
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Progressive Conservative Kinga Surma 24,43243.00+10.58
Liberal Yvan Baker 19,70834.68-14.02
New Democratic Erica Kelly10,31118.15+6.63
Green Shawn Rizvi1,3292.34-0.29
Canadians' Choice Paul Fromm 6311.11
Libertarian Basil Mummery2520.44
Independent Wallace Richards1620.29
Total valid votes56,82599.00
Total rejected, unmarked and declined ballots5731.00
Turnout57,39861.91
Eligible voters92,715
Progressive Conservative gain from Liberal Swing +12.30
Source: Elections Ontario [21]
2014 Toronto election, Ward 5 [6]
CandidateVotes %
Justin Di Ciano 15,36254.2
Kinga Surma3,93613.9
Guy Bowie2,7449.7
Walter Melnyk1,3994.9
Raymond Desilets1,3654.8
Tony D'aversa1,3074.6
Nikola Samac1,0193.6
Magda Chelminska6452.3
George Lehto5651.9
Total28,342100

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