Conservative incumbent Michael Chong has again been re-elected in the riding of Wellington—Halton Hills.
This will be his sixth term in a seat he has held onto since the Wellington—Halton Hills riding was created in 2004.
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The riding consists of the Town of Halton Hills, along with parts of Wellington County, including Centre Wellington, Guelph/Eramosa, Puslinch and Erin.
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It is home to over 90,000 registered voters.
Candidates
Conservatives: Michael Chong (Incumbent)
Liberals: Lesley Barron
NDP: Andrew Bascombe
Green: Ralph Martin
PPC: Sylvain Carle
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