Ontario 2022 Election Results

Jun 03, 2022

June 3, 2022

Ontario Election 2022 Results

Ontario Progressive Conservative Party to form a majority government

The Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario have won a second consecutive majority government, with PC candidates having been elected in 83 ridings. The Honourable Doug Ford will remain Ontario's Premier.

The New Democratic Party of Ontario will form the Official Opposition once again as they win the second-most seats.

The OMA will send a letter of congratulations to the Premier to continue our relationship of working with Ontario's provincial government.

The OMA will provide more information, as it becomes available, on appointments to Cabinet positions including the Minister of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries.

Unofficial Ontario Election Results

PC Party of Ontario:
Ontario NDP:
Ontario Liberal Party:
Green Party of Ontario:
Independent:

83 seats
31 seats
8 seats
1 seat
1 seat

Learn more about Ontario provincial election results HERE.

Media Coverage

Ontario's Progressive Conservatives sail to 2nd majority, NDP and Liberal leaders say they will resign - CBC News

Ontario election: Today on the campaign trail (June 3) - TVO

Ontario has re-elected Doug Ford. This is what he's promised to do - CTV News

Lisa MacLeod (PC) is re-elected in Nepean

Lisa MacLeod is re-elected for the sixth term as MPP for Nepean. She is the most recent Minister of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries.

Jill Andrew (NDP) is re-elected in
Toronto-St. Paul's

Jill Andrew is re-elected as MPP for Toronto-St. Paul's. She is the most recent Culture Critic for the Official Opposition.

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The Ontario Museum Association strengthens capacity among institutions and individuals active in Ontario’s museum sector, facilitates excellence and best practices, and improves the communication and collaboration of its membership. The Association advocates for the important role of Ontario’s museums to society, working with all stakeholders, related sectors and industries, and other professional organizations.