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

37th General Election

  1. Glengarry-Prescott-Russell
  2. Hastings-Frontenac-Lennox and Addington
  3. Kingston and the Islands
  4. Lanark-Carleton
  5. Leeds-Grenville
  6. Prince Edward-Hastings
  7. Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke
  8. Stormont-Dundas-Charlottenburg

Electoral District Candidates Incumbent
Liberal Canadian Alliance NDP PC Other
Glengarry—Prescott—Russell Don Boudria
31,371		 L. Sebastian Sanders
8,632		 Guy Belle-Isle
1,877		 Ashley O'Kurley
3,942		 Wayne Foster (NLP)
334		 Don Boudria
Hastings—Frontenac—Lennox and Addington Larry McCormick
16,996		 Sean McAdam
13,227		 Tom O'Neill
2,200		 Daryl Kramp
10,231		 Chris Walker (Green)
516
Ross Baker (Ind.)
207
Paul Isaacs (CAP)
156
Kenneth Switzer (N/A)
43		 Larry McCormick
Kingston and the Islands Peter Milliken
26,457		 Kevin Goligher
7,904		 Gary Wilson
4,951		 Blair MacLean
9,222		 Chris Milburn
(Green)
2,652		 Peter Milliken
Lanark—Carleton Ian Murray
22,812		 Scott Reid
24,670		 Theresa Kiefer

1,946		 Bryan Brulotte
12,430		 Stuart Langstaff (Green)
871
Ross Elliott (CAP)
388
John Baranyi (Ind.)
150
Britt Roberts (NLP)
107		 Ian Murray
Leeds—Grenville Joe Jordan
18,594		 Gord Brown
18,539		 Martin Hanratty
990		 John M. Johnston
7,940		 Jerry Heath (Green)
816
Jane Pamela Scharf (CAP)
181		 Joe Jordan
Prince Edward—Hastings Lyle Vanclief
20,055		 Jim Graham
9,707		 Jason Gannon
1,897		 Dennis Timbrell
8,083		 Lyle Vanclief
Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke Hec Clouthier
18,211		 Cheryl Gallant
20,634		 Ole Hendrickson
1,607		 Bob Amaron
5,287		 Stanley E. Sambey (MP)
762
Thane C. Heins (N/A)
121
André Giordano (NLP)
78		 Hec Clouthier
Stormont—Dundas—
Charlottenburgh		 Bob Kilger
19,113		 Guy Lauzon
16,151		 Kimberley Fry
1,696		 Michael Bailey
3,635		 Ian Campbell (NLP)
214
Georges Elie Novy (CAP)
127		 Bob Kilger

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