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Oxford Election 2018
Incumbent: Ernie Hardeman (Progressive Conservative, first elected in 1995)
No first-time-eligible voters in Oxford have ever lived under an MPP other than Ernie Hardeman, and neither have some second-time-eligible voters. The riding typically went to the Progressive Conservatives prior to Hardeman's firs telection, although it was part of the NDP victory in 1990 and the Liberal sweep in 1987.
Candidates:
Albert de Jong (Green)
Ernie Hardeman (Progressive Conservative)
Tim Hodges (Freedom Party)
James Howard (Liberal)
Tara King (NDP)
David Sikal (Independent)
Chris Swift (Libertarian)
Robert Van Ryswyck (Ontario Party)
Noah Walsh (Alliance)
Oxford election news:
Oxford, Perth-Wellington, Wellington-Halton Hills: Tories hold rural ridings
Local election news
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- Brantford-Brant voters opt for PC candidate Will Bouma
- Innovation, transportation drive tech sector’s election agenda
- Will Guelph go Green? Schreiner hopes for historic win
- PCs remain in narrow majority territory: LISPOP
- ‘They do not trust Doug Ford as far as they can throw him, which wouldn't be too far’: Fife receives backlash for comment
- Questions over Harris ouster continue, but will voters care?
- PC platform includes ban on cellphones in classrooms
- Latest LISPOP projection shows slimmest PC majority possible
- Tour company says it’s suffering under cap-and-trade program
- NDP candidate apologizes for canvassing outside polling station
