Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario Leadership Elections - 2004 Progressive Conservative Leadership Convention

2004 Progressive Conservative Leadership Convention

(Held on September 18, 2004.)

First ballot:

  • John Tory 4,535.13 (45%)
  • Jim Flaherty 3,274.92 (33%)
  • Frank Klees 2,265.96 (22%)

5,039 electoral votes needed to win

(the non-weighted vote totals were Tory 12,132, Flaherty 7,951, Klees 5,240)

Second ballot:

  • John Tory 5,390.86 (54%)
  • Jim Flaherty 4,664.14 (46%)

5,028 electoral votes needed to win

(the non-weighted vote totals were Tory 18,037, Flaherty 14,353)

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