Progressive Conservative (PC) Party of Ontario candidate Nolan Quinn has been re-elected and will continue to serve the riding of Stormont-Dundas-South Glengarry as its Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP).
In the late evening on February 27, Elections Ontario reported Quinn won the riding with 62.03 per cent of the vote share, or 23,846 votes. The win was by a significant margin of 16,500 votes over the Ontario Liberal Party (OLP) candidate Devon Monkhouse, attaining 7,346 votes or 19.11 per cent of the vote share.
The results also included Ontario New Democratic Party (NDP) candidate Jeremy Rose with 4,760 votes or 12.38 per cent of the vote share, Green Party of Ontario candidate Nicholas Lapierre receiving 969 votes or 2.54 per cent, New Blue Party candidate Stefan Kohut with 812 votes or 2.11 per cent, and Ontario Party candidate Brigitte Sugrue with 710 votes or 1.85 per cent.
Voter turnout for the riding increased slightly from previous election numbers to 43.97 per cent, or 38,475 of the 87,434 registered voters. In the 2022 provincial election, 36,328 voters cast their ballots out of 87,263 registered voters, resulting in a voter turnout of 41.63 per cent.
Quinn has served as MPP for the riding since 2022.
