Key Takeaways

• The Ontario Provincial Election of 2014 was a significant event in the province’s political history.
• This map provides a visual representation of the riding results for that election.
• The election outcome had a significant impact on the province’s governance and policies.

History

The Ontario Provincial Election of 2014 took place on June 12, 2014. It was the 41st Ontario general election, and voters across the province selected candidates to represent them in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario.

The election primarily focused on key issues such as the economy, healthcare, education, and energy policy. The leading parties in the election were the Ontario Liberal Party, the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario, and the New Democratic Party of Ontario.

Unique Insights

• The Ontario Provincial Election of 2014 saw the Ontario Liberal Party, led by Kathleen Wynne, win a majority government by securing 58 of the 107 seats in the Legislative Assembly.
• The Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario, led by Tim Hudak, formed the official opposition with 28 seats.
• The New Democratic Party of Ontario, led by Andrea Horwath, won 21 seats.
• Overall, the election resulted in a Liberal majority government, indicating a continuation of their governance in Ontario.

Relevant Facts

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What was the party with the most seats?

   The Ontario Liberal Party won the most seats in the election, securing 58 out of 107 seats in the Legislative Assembly.

2. Who formed the official opposition?

   The Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario formed the official opposition with 28 seats.

3. What were the key issues during the election campaign?

   The key issues during the election campaign included the economy, healthcare, education, and energy policy.

4. Who led the Ontario Liberal Party during the election?

   Kathleen Wynne led the Ontario Liberal Party during the election.

5. What was the total number of seats in the Legislative Assembly?

   The Legislative Assembly of Ontario has a total of 107 seats.

6. Which party won the least number of seats?

   The New Democratic Party of Ontario won the least number of seats, securing 21 out of 107 seats.

7. What type of government was formed after the election?

   A majority government led by the Ontario Liberal Party was formed after the election.

External Links

• Elections Ontario
• Ontario Liberal Party
• Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario
• New Democratic Party of Ontario

LSI Keywords

• Ontario Provincial Election 2014
• Riding Results Map
• Legislative Assembly of Ontario
• Ontario Liberal Party
• Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario
• New Democratic Party of Ontario
• Kathleen Wynne
• Tim Hudak
• Andrea Horwath
• Economy
• Healthcare
• Education
• Energy Policy