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Wellington-Halton Hills Election 2018
Incumbent: Ted Arnott (Progressive Conservative, first elected in 1990)
One of the longest-serving members at Queen's Park, Ted Arnott has seen his riding's name shift from Wellington to Waterloo-Wellington to Wellington-Halton Hils over his 28 years representing the area. Tracing the area's electoral history back even further, through stints as Wellington-Dufferin-Peel, Wellington-Dufferin and Wellington North, it has voted for Progressive Conservatives in every election dating back to 1951.
Candidates:
Ted Arnott (Progressive Conservative)
Diane Ballantyne (NDP)
Jon Hurst (Liberal)
Pierre Nadeau (Libertarian)
Dave Rodgers (Green)
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- PC platform includes ban on cellphones in classrooms
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- Tour company says it’s suffering under cap-and-trade program
- NDP candidate apologizes for canvassing outside polling station
