Canadian Federal Election Results in Central Ontario - 2000 - 37th General Election

37th General Election

Electoral District Candidates Incumbent
Liberal Canadian Alliance NDP PC Other
Barrie—Simcoe—Bradford Aileen Carroll
26,309		 Rob Hamilton
17,600		 Keith Lindsay
2,385		 Jane MacLaren
7,588		 Ian Woods (CAP)
387
Brian White (Ind.)
234		 Aileen Carroll
Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound Ovid Jackson
19,822		 Murray Peer
15,960		 Karen Gventer
2,166		 Allen Wilford
6,872		 Ovid Jackson
Dufferin—Peel—Wellington—Grey Murray Calder
21,678		 Don Crawford
15,128		 Mitchel Healey
1,473		 Richard Majkot
7,926		 Robert Strang (Green)
1,464		 Murray Calder
Durham Alex Shepherd
20,602		 Gerry Skipwith
13,743		 Ken Ranney
2,545		 Sam Cureatz
8,367		 Durk Bruinsma (Ind.)
326		 Alex Shepherd
Haliburton—Victoria—Brock John O'Reilly
16,710		 Pat Dunn
15,591		 Rick Denyer
2,409		 Laurie Scott
14,508		 John O'Reilly
Northumberland Paul Macklin
20,109		 Rick Norlock
11,410		 Ben Burd
2,141		 Ralph Zarboni
8,768		 Tom Lawson (Green)
1,102
Gail Thompson (CAP)
276		 Christine Stewart
Peterborough Peter Adams
25,310		 Eric Mann
14,924		 Herb Wiseman
3,967		 Darrin Langen
7,034		 Tim Holland (Green)
903
Bob Bowers
(Ind.) 147		 Peter Adams
Simcoe—Grey Paul Bonwick
22,224		 George Demery
16,113		 Michael Kennedy
1,646		 Bill Dunkley
8,655		 James McGillivray (CAP)
751
Victor Carvalho (Ind.)
246		 Paul Bonwick
Simcoe North Paul Devillers
24,510		 Peter Stock
14,283		 Ann Billings
2,272		 Lucy Stewart
6,914		 Adrian Kooger (Ind.)
305		 Paul Devillers
York North Karen Kraft Sloan
22,665		 Bob Yaciuk
11,985		 Ian Scott
1,696		 Joe Wamback
11,890		 Ian Knight (Ind.)
509		 Karen Kraft Sloan

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