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Matt Saracen
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Matt Saracen
Friday Night Lights character
Zach Gilford as Matthew Saracen
First appearance
"Pilot"
Last appearance
"Always"
Created by
Peter Berg
Portrayed by
Zach Gilford
Information
Nickname(s)
Matt, Matty, QB1, Seven, Cobra, Mayday
Occupation
High School Student and Back-up Quarterback for the Dillon Panthers ("Pilot," Season 1)
High School Student and Starting Quarterback for the Dillon Panthers (Seasons 1-3)
High School Student and Wide Receiver for the Dillon Panthers (Season 3)
High School Student and Alamo Freeze Assistant Manager (Seasons 1-3)
Community College Student and Panther Pizza Delivery Driver (Season 4)
College Art Student (Season 4-present)
Family
Lorraine Saracen (Grandmother)
Henry Saracen (Father, deceased)
Shelby Garrett (Mother)
Eric Taylor (Father-in-Law)
Tami Taylor (Mother-in-Law)
Gracie Taylor (Sister-in-Law)
Significant other(s)
Julie Taylor (Girlfriend, Ex-Girlfriend, Fiancée, Wife (ambiguous))
Carlotta (fling)
Matthew "Matt" Saracen is a fictional character in the NBC/DirecTV (The 101 Network) television drama series Friday Night Lights portrayed by the actor, Zach Gilford. He is the former back-up quarterback of the Dillon High School Panthers before being thrust into the starting spotlight after Jason Street suffers a career-ending injury. His character is based on Mike Winchell from the source novel and the 2004 film Friday Night Lights.
Contents
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1 Background
2 Overview
3 Characterization
4 Storylines
4.1 Season 1
4.2 Season 2
4.3 Season 3
4.4 Season 4
4.5 Season 5
5 References
Background[edit]
Matt is the son of Henry Saracen and Shelby Garrett. He lives alone with his grandmother, Lorraine Saracen. Matt takes care of Lorraine due to her old age and battle with dementia. At one time, Matt's relationship with both of his parents was strained. His father, Henry, was in the U.S. Army and his mother, Shelby, left Matt when he was a child after divorcing Henry. The full extent of their relationship is unknown, but it is implied that Henry may have been an abusive husband.
Overview[edit]
He is the back-up quarterback for the Dillon Panthers in the "Pilot" as a sophomore. Eventually, he is the starting quarterback for the Dillion Panthers in seasons 1 and 2. He then becomes a wide receiver for the Dillon Panthers in season 3, his senior year. He is a main character in seasons 1 through 3 and continues to play an important role in the series throughout seasons 4 and 5.
In season 1, when Henry is first introduced, the difficult relationship between father is revealed, and throughout the show, it is shown that Matt sees Coach Eric Taylor as more of a father figure than Henry. Henry exhibits some symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder (P.T.S.D.). Landry warns Matt that he [Henry] may be "all messed up from the war."[1] However, the term is never explicitly mentioned in the show, leading him to become distant and uncaring of his family, which deeply hurts Matt. During his senior year of high school, in season 3, Matt slowly begins reconnecting with his mother, who desperately wants to be a part of her son's life again. The season after graduating, season 4, Matt's father dies after stepping on an IED. Matt became a East Dillon supporter following Coach Taylor coaching the EDHS football program, along with Julie and Landry attending EDHS.
Characterization[edit]
Matt is something of an "anti-jock" who "listens to Bob Dylan and draws pictures"[2] and is generally out of place with his teammates, such as Smash Williams and Tim Riggins, who are often seen hanging around girls or at parties, and even his predecessor, the charismatic and popular Jason Street. He is more socially awkward and often looks uncomfortable with the attention he receives as the star quarterback. His closest friend is Landry Clarke, a "nerd". An introvert, Matt's shy nature sometimes comes across as a lack of self-confidence and, according to Smash, he was "so shy he had to e-mail his plays in".[3] Unlike most of his teammates, college football is not high on his priority list after high school.[4]
Storylines[edit]
Season 1[edit]
When the series begins, Matt is the back-up quarterback and something of a social outcast. His best friend is Landry Clarke, an honor student who does not play football. Matt spends much of his varsity career in the shadow of senior, Jason Street, but is thrown in the deep end when Jason suffers a career-ending spinal cord injury during the opening game of the season. Although he does well, his scrawny build does not inspire much confidence from the fans and the Panthers lose the very next game. Matt's name board is vandalized and he is routinely mocked by rival high school students. Crushed by Jason's injury, the town and particularly the team booster club force Coach Taylor to find a new quarterback because they do not believe that Matt can get the job done. As Matt continues to work his heart out and impress his teammates, a new quarterback who was displaced due to Hurricane Katrina, Ray "Voodoo" Tatum, joins the team and temporarily replaces Matt as the starter. However, Voodoo's inability to be a team player and temper causes Coach Taylor to bench him and give the starting position back to Matt. Despite the upturn of events, Matt still struggles with feelings of inferiority and lack of confidence from time to time. In the episode, "Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes", he, Jason, Riggins, and Smash hang out at the field and confesses that he is not confident of his chances in the upcoming state semifinals against the Brant Vikings, leading Jason to give him an impromptu coaching session right then and there. Jason is seen giving advice and encouraging him at the state semifinals against the Vikings, playing in pouring rain and a muddy field.[5] Saracen finishes his sophomore season with a 60% completion percentage, 2,586 yards, 19 touchdowns, 5 interceptions, and a 121.3 quarterback rating. In the state championship game, he passes for 283 yards and 2 touchdowns in leading the Panthers to a 27–26 epic comeback victory over West Cambria High School.
Matt also begins a relationship with Coach Taylor's daughter, Julie. Beginning as a one-sided crush because of Julie's intentions never to date a football player, the relationship blossoms when Julie recognizes that Matt is not a stereotypical jock. Coach Taylor is not very pleased that they are dating and often interferes with their relationship. Matt also develops a father-son bond with Coach Taylor and feels betrayed when Coach Taylor accepts a job at TMU at the end of the season. Matt's relationship with Coach never fully recovers.
Season 2[edit]
Season 2 begins with Matt's relationship with Julie, who stays in Dillon with her mom while Coach Taylor lives in Austin, falling apart. Julie's problems at home, coupled with a crush on her older co-worker, cause her to break up with Matt. After some time, Julie attempts to reconcile. At first, Matt is receptive, but he eventually refuses, saying that he will feel like a chump if he takes her back. Matt begins dating the new cheerleader at school. Matt's friendship with Smash also begins falling apart. Matt believes that Smash, now a heavily-recruited senior, no longer cares about the team and cares only about himself and his college prospects. The two get into a fight after the first game of the season and continue fighting until Coach Taylor, back from his stint at TMU, benches them until they can get their act together. They quickly realize that they are fighting for nothing and become friends again.
Problems at home force Matt to get an at-home nurse named Carlotta for his grandmother. At first, neither Matt nor his grandmother like Carlotta very much, but they soon begin to welcome her into their home. Matt develops feelings for Carlotta and breaks up with his cheerleader girlfriend so he can be with Carlotta. She rebuffs him at first, but gives in eventually and she and Matt have sex. Their relationship does not last long, as Carlotta leaves the Saracen house to return to her family in Guatemala.
Tired of everything he has gone through, Matt begins skipping school and practice so he can get drunk with Tim. A night at the strip club with Tim ends early when Matt's grandmother has an accident at home and is taken to the hospital. Matt passes out waiting for his grandmother to be released, which forces Coach Taylor to drive both home. A furious Coach throws Matt into a cold shower and berates him before Matt breaks down, asking Coach what is wrong with him that everyone in his life leaves him for something better. Coach responds by telling Matt that there is nothing wrong with him at all. Matt shapes up afterwards.
Season 3[edit]
Season 3 begins almost a year after the conclusion of Season 2. New freshman quarterback, J.D. McCoy, who has just moved to Dillon, threatens Matt's position on the team. While Matt is still playing well, the new quarterback's skills, along with public pressure, force Coach Taylor to give J.D. the starting position. Matt, furious, threatens to quit before Coach talks him out of it.[4] Matt agrees to stay on the team and sit on the bench, though he eventually convinces Coach to allow him to play wide receiver. Matt's final game as a Panther sees him return to the quarterback position in the second half of the state championship game after J.D.'s poor performance. After being held scoreless in the first half, the Panthers take the lead due to Matt's strong play, but they lose on the final possession when the other team kicks a field goal.
During the season, Matt slowly begins reconnecting with his mother, whom he sets out to find to become an emancipated minor and take care of his grandmother's medical issues. After learning about Matt's problems, his mother comes to Dillon hoping that Matt will allow her to help out at home even if he does not forgive her for leaving when he was a child. Matt also begins dating Julie again after a day spent together at the lake. Coach Taylor once again is not too pleased, especially after catching Julie in bed with Matt.
Matt's college prospects also come into play. He will not be playing football anywhere after being benched as a senior. He once confides to his mother after being benched that he never wanted to play in college and felt undeserving to be starting quarterback at all, given the circumstances leading to him becoming "QB1".[4] Matt looks at different art schools before deciding on the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Knowing he will be away from home, he helps his grandmother move into an assisted living home. In the end, Matt changes his mind, unable to leave his grandmother, the only person who has stayed by his side all of his life.
Season 4[edit]
Season 4 marks a transition for Matt Saracen, and the departure of his character in a leading role as the show shifts its focus to other characters. As the season begins, Matt is a pizza delivery driver attending community college. He begins to realize that his past in Dillon is holding him back, finally admitting this on a hunting trip with Tim Riggins. Upon hearing the news that his father was killed in action in the war, a devastated Matt attempts to make sense of his life. After military compensation for his father's death (along with life insurance) is enough for his grandma to live comfortably, Matt abruptly leaves for Chicago to finally attend the School of the Art Institute of Chicago--without telling Julie. Matt eventually calls her to offer an apology, but she refuses to accept it. Matt returns to Dillon for Thanksgiving, hoping to finally make amends. He tells Julie that if he did not leave when he did, he may have never left. He still, however, wishes to be with her and has already bought her a plane ticket back to Chicago. Julie still cares for Matt and wants to go with him, but she declines, saying that upending her life to follow him to Chicago will prevent her from pursuing her own dreams. Matt recognizes she is right, and the two amicably go their separate ways. Matt reconnects with his best friend by giving the ticket to Landry.
Season 5[edit]
Julie visits Matt in Chicago on her way back to college after an incident with her History TA. Even though Julie says that she does not fit in Matt's life anymore, the two quickly resume their relationship. Before Julie leaves, Matt tells her that they will figure out a way to make things work. Matt surprises Julie and his grandmother by returning home for Christmas. He tells Julie that he wants to be with her forever and proposes, in front of the Alamo Freeze. Despite worries from Coach Taylor and Tami, the young couple convinces them that they are making the right choice. In the final moments of the series, which occurs eight months later, the two are shown happily living together in Chicago.
References[edit]
Jump up ^ "Nevermind". Friday Night Lights. Season 1. Episode 11. January 3, 2007. NBC.
Jump up ^ "Eyes Wide Open". Friday Night Lights. Season 1. Episode 21. October 10, 2006. NBC.
Jump up ^ "Best Laid Plans". Friday Night Lights. Season 1. Episode 21. April 4, 2007. NBC.
^ Jump up to: a b c "Every Rose Has Its Thorn". Friday Night Lights. Season 3. Episode 5. October 29, 2008. NBC.
Jump up ^ "Mud Bowl". Friday Night Lights. Season 1. Episode 20. March 28, 2007. NBC.
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42nd Ontario general election
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42nd Ontario general election
← 2014 On or before June 7, 2018 (2018-06-07) 43rd →
← outgoing members
124 seats of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario
63 seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
Leader
Kathleen Wynne Patrick Brown Andrea Horwath
Party
Liberal Progressive Conservative New Democratic
Leader since
January 26, 2013 May 9, 2015 March 7, 2009
Leader's seat
Don Valley West Simcoe North Hamilton Centre
Last election
58 seats, 38.65% 28 seats, 31.25% 21 seats, 23.75%
Current seats
56 29 19
Incumbent Premier
Kathleen Wynne
Liberal

The 42nd Ontario general election is scheduled to be held on or before June 7, 2018.[1] Under amendments passed by the Legislative Assembly of Ontario in 2004, Ontario elections had previously been held on the first Thursday of October in the fourth calendar year unless the Assembly is dissolved earlier by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario due to a motion of no confidence or on the advice of the Premier of Ontario.[2] A motion of no confidence is unlikely as the current government has a majority, though Premier Kathleen Wynne stated in June 2015 that she would likely advise to dissolve the Legislature in the spring of 2018 rather than in October of that year in order to avoid any conflict with municipal elections and take advantage of better weather and longer days.[3] Attorney General of Ontario Yasir Naqvi introduced Bill 45, the Election Statute Law Amendment Act, 2016, to the Legislative Assembly in October 2016 to amend the previous fixed election date law, which included moving the election date to the first Thursday in June of the fourth calendar year.[1] The bill received royal assent on December 8, 2016.[4]
Contents
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1 Ridings
2 Standings
3 Timeline
3.1 2014
3.2 2015
3.3 2016
3.4 2017
4 Incumbent MPPs not running for re-election
5 Candidates by region
5.1 East
5.1.1 Ottawa
5.1.2 Eastern Ontario
5.2 Central Ontario
5.3 905 Belt
5.3.1 Durham and York
5.3.2 Peel
5.4 Toronto
5.4.1 Scarborough
5.4.2 North York and North Toronto
5.4.3 Toronto and East York
5.4.4 Etobicoke and York
5.5 Hamilton, Halton and Niagara
5.6 Midwestern Ontario
5.7 Southwestern Ontario
5.8 Northern Ontario
5.8.1 Northeastern Ontario
5.8.2 Northwestern Ontario
6 Opinion polls
6.1 Regional Polling
6.1.1 Toronto
7 References
8 External links
Ridings
On June 4, 2015, the government introduced Bill 115, Electoral Boundaries Act, 2015,[5] to the Legislature, and it received Royal Assent on December 3, 2015. Bill 115 increases the number of electoral districts from 107 to 122, following along the boundaries set out by the federal 2013 Representation Order for Ontario, while preserving the special boundaries of the 11 seats in Northern Ontario set out in the 1996 redistribution. Two new districts will be created in Ontario's Far North. A special electoral district commission has been set up to review the matter.[6]
Standings
Summary of the standings of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario
Party
Party leader
Seats
2014
Current
Liberal Kathleen Wynne 58 56
Progressive Conservative Patrick Brown 28 29
New Democratic Andrea Horwath 21 19
Trillium Party of Ontario Bob Yaciuk 0 1
Vacant 2
Total 107 107
Timeline
2014
June 12: The Liberal Party under Kathleen Wynne wins a majority government in the 41st Ontario general election. Progressive Conservative leader Tim Hudak announces his intention to step down following the selection of his successor.[7]
July 2: Tim Hudak resigns as leader of the Progressive Conservatives.[8] Simcoe—Grey MPP Jim Wilson is named interim leader.[9]
July 24: The Liberals pass their May 1 budget in its final reading.
November 20: Joe Cimino, the New Democratic Party MPP for Sudbury, resigns his seat, citing family reasons.[10]
2015
February 5: Liberal candidate Glenn Thibeault is elected in a Sudbury by-election, gaining a seat that had been held by the NDP.[11]
May 9: Patrick Brown, the Conservative federal MP for Barrie, is elected leader of the Progressive Conservative Party.[12]
August 1: PC Simcoe North MPP Garfield Dunlop, resigns his seat to allow PC leader Patrick Brown to have a chance to run for a seat. Premier Kathleen Wynne orders a by-election for September 3, 2015.
August 28: PC Whitby—Oshawa MPP Christine Elliott resigns her seat.
September 3: PC Leader Patrick Brown is elected in the Simcoe North by-election.
September 24: Ontario Provincial Police lay charges in relation to the Sudbury byelection scandal.[13]
December 3: Bill 115, the Electoral Boundaries Act, 2015, which increases the number of electoral districts from 107 to 122, receives Royal Assent.
2016
February 11: Lorne Coe is elected in the Whitby—Oshawa by-election, maintaining the seat for the PC's.
March 22: Liberal Scarborough—Rouge River MPP Bas Balkissoon resigns his seat.
June 30: Liberal Ottawa—Vanier MPP Madeleine Meilleur resigns her seat.
September 1: PC candidate Raymond Cho is elected in the Scarborough—Rouge River by-election, gaining a seat held by the Liberals.
September 16: PC Niagara West—Glanbrook MPP and former PC leader Tim Hudak resigns his seat.[14]
October 19: Two provincial by-elections are called for November 17 to fill vacant seats in the Ottawa—Vanier and Niagara West—Glanbrook ridings.[15]
October 19: Attorney General of Ontario Yasir Naqvi introduces Bill 45, the Election Statute Law Amendment Act, 2016, which would move Ontario's fixed election date from the first Thursday in October to the first Thursday in June among other changes for First Reading.[16][1]
November 1: Ontario Provincial Police announce charges under the provincial act against Gerry Lougheed and Patricia Sorbara (CEO and director of the 2018 Liberal campaign) for alleged bribery during a 2015 byelection.[17] Sorbara announced that she will step down from the campaign.[18]
November 17: PC candidate Sam Oosterhoff is elected in the Niagara West—Glanbrook by-election,[19] and Liberal candidate Nathalie Des Rosiers is elected in the Ottawa—Vanier by-election.[20]
December 8: The Election Statute Law Amendment Act, 2016 receives royal assent, moving Ontario's fixed election date to the first Thursday in June.[4]
December 31: Liberal Sault Ste. Marie MPP David Orazietti resigns his seat.[21]
2017
May 28: Progressive Conservative MPP for Carleton—Mississippi Mills Jack MacLaren is removed from caucus over controversial remarks regarding the status of French in Ontario. After his explusion, MacLaren announced that he had joined the Trillium Party.[22]
June 1: PC candidate Ross Romano is elected in the Sault Ste. Marie by-election, gaining a seat held by the Liberals.[23]
September 1: Liberal Toronto Centre MPP Glen Murray resigns his seat. The Premier has announced there will be no by-election called to fill the seat as the vacancy is occurring less than a year before the next general election.[24]
October 20: NDP Bramalea—Gore—Malton MPP Jagmeet Singh resigns his seat, after winning the federal NDP leadership election. [25]
December: NDP MPP Cheri DiNovo is expected to resign her seat to return to the clergy.
Incumbent MPPs not running for re-election
Ontario Liberal Party
Brad Duguid, Scarborough Centre[26]
Monte Kwinter, York Centre[27]
Dave Levac, Brant[28]
Deb Matthews, London North Centre[29]
Liz Sandals, Guelph[30]
Mario Sergio, York West[31]
Progressive Conservative Party
Julia Munro, York—Simcoe[32]
New Democratic Party
Cheri DiNovo, Parkdale—High Park
Candidates by region
† = Not seeking re-election
‡ = Running for re-election in different riding
Italicization indicates candidate for nomination or declared interest
Highlight indicates nomination meeting has been scheduled
Strikethrough indicates nomination candidate disqualified or withdrew
East
Ottawa
Electoral District
Candidates
Incumbent
Liberal
PC
NDP
Green
Other
Carleton Goldie Ghamari Jay Tysick[33] New District
Kanata—Carleton Merrilee Fullerton Andrew West[34] Jack MacLaren (T)[35] Jack MacLaren
Carleton—Mississippi Mills
Nepean Sadaf Ebrahim[36][37]
Lovina Srivastava[38]
Jack Uppal[39] Lisa MacLeod James O'Grady Lisa MacLeod
Nepean—Carleton
Orléans Cameron Montgomery Marie-France Lalonde
Ottawa—Orléans
Ottawa Centre Yasir Naqvi October 29, 2017
Shawn Barber[40]
Erica Braunovan[41]
Joel Harden[42]
Angella MacEwen[43] Cherie Wong Yasir Naqvi
Ottawa South John Fraser Karin Howard Les Schram John Fraser
Ottawa—Vanier Nathalie Des Rosiers November 16, 2017
Fadi Nemr[44]
Rojen Rahmani[45] Nathalie Des Rosiers
Ottawa West—Nepean Bob Chiarelli[46] Karma MacGregor Marck Blay (T)[47] Bob Chiarelli
Eastern Ontario
Electoral District
Candidates
Incumbent
Liberal
PC
NDP
Green
Other
Bay of Quinte Todd Smith Todd Smith
Prince Edward—Hastings
Glengarry—Prescott—Russell Amanda Simard Grant Crack
Hastings—Lennox and Addington Daryl Kramp Lonnie Herrington (T)[48] New District
Kingston and the Islands Sophie Kiwala Gary H. Bennett Ian Arthur
Steve Ward[49] Robert Kiley Sophie Kiwala
Lanark—Frontenac—Kingston Randy Hillier Randy Hillier
Lanark—Frontenac—Lennox and Addington
Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes Steve Clark Steve Clark
Leeds—Grenville
Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke John Yakabuski John Yakabuski
Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry Jim McDonell Jim McDonell
Central Ontario
Electoral District
Candidates
Incumbent
Liberal
PC
NDP
Green
Other
Barrie—Innisfil Shawn Bubel[50]
Devin Scully[51]
Doug Shipley[52]
Lawrence Vindum[53] Bonnie North Ann Hoggarth
Barrie
Barrie—Springwater—Oro-Medonte Patrick Brown Keenan Aylwin New District
Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound Bill Walker Liz Marshall (T)[54] Bill Walker
Dufferin—Caledon Bob Gordanier Sylvia Jones Laura Campbell[55] Sylvia Jones
Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes—Brock Laurie Scott Laurie Scott
Northumberland—Peterborough South Lou Rinaldi David Piccini November 19, 2017 Derek Sharp (T)[56] Lou Rinaldi
Northumberland—Quinte West
Peterborough—Kawartha David Smith Zach Hatton[57] Jeff Leal
Peterborough
Simcoe—Grey November 5, 2017
Dan Hambly[58] Jim Wilson Jim Wilson
Simcoe North Gerry Marshall Jill Dunlop Elizabeth Van Houtte Patrick Brown ‡
York—Simcoe Caroline Mulroney Julia Munro †
905 Belt
Durham and York
Electoral District
Candidates
Incumbent
Liberal
PC
NDP
Green
Other
Ajax Joe Dickson Todd McCarthy[59] Paul Taalman (T)[60] Joe Dickson
Ajax—Pickering
Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill Naheed Yaqubian Michael Parsa New District
Durham Granville Anderson Lindsey Park Granville Anderson
King—Vaughan Marilyn Iafrate Stephen Lecce New District
Markham—Stouffville Helena Jaczek Paul Calandra Jose Etcheverry Helena Jaczek
Oak Ridges—Markham
Markham—Thornhill Michael Chan Logan Kanapathi New District
Markham—Unionville Amanda Yeung Collucci Charles Jiang[61]
Andrew Keyes
Joe Li[62]
Billy Pang[63]
Sushmita Sharma[64]
Sri Suppira[65]
Kai Tao Michael Chan‡
Newmarket—Aurora Chris Ballard Charity McGrath Bob Yaciuk (T)[66] Chris Ballard
Oshawa Bob Chapman Jennifer French Jennifer French
Pickering—Uxbridge Peter Bethlenfalvy Adam Narraway Tracy MacCharles
Pickering—Scarborough East
Richmond Hill Reza Moridi Daisy Wai Reza Moridi
Thornhill Gila Martow Gila Martow
Vaughan—Woodbridge Michael Tibollo Steven Del Duca
Vaughan
Whitby Lorne Coe Niki Lundquist Stacey Leadbetter Lorne Coe
Whitby—Oshawa
Peel
Electoral District
Candidates
Incumbent
Liberal
PC
NDP
Green
Other
Brampton Centre Harjit Jaswal[67] Sara Singh New District
Brampton East December 16, 2017
Gulab Singh[68]
Jarmanjit Singh[69] Vacant
Brampton North Jass Johal Harinder Malhi
Brampton—Springdale
Brampton South Sukhwant Thethi Prabmeet Sarkaria John Grant (T)[70] New District
Brampton West Amarjot Singh Sandhu Ali Zia (T)[71] Vic Dhillon
Mississauga Centre Shafqat Ali[72][73]
Harinder Takhar[74] Angely Pacis New District
Mississauga East—Cooksville Kaleed Rasheed Dipika Damerla
Mississauga—Erin Mills Khalid Bajwa[75]
Imran Mian[76]
Hifza Musa[77]
Aslam Rana[78] Sheref Sabawy Harinder Takhar ‡
Mississauga—Erindale
Mississauga—Lakeshore Charles Sousa Rudy Cuzzetto Charles Sousa
Mississauga South
Mississauga—Malton Amrit Mangat November 19, 2017
Deepak Anand[79]
Rajinder Minhas-Bal[80]
Clyde Roach[81] Nikki Clarke Amrit Mangat
Mississauga—Brampton South
Mississauga—Streetsville Bob Delaney[82] Nina Tangri Bob Delaney
Toronto
Scarborough
Electoral District
Candidates
Incumbent
Liberal
PC
NDP
Green
Other
Scarborough—Agincourt Soo Wong Aris Babikian Soo Wong
Scarborough Centre Parthi Kandavel[83]
Mazhar Shafiq[84] Thenusha Parani Chris Mellor (T)[85] Brad Duguid†
Scarborough—Guildwood Mitzie Hunter Deena Muttukuru
Mukund Purohit[86]
Quintus Thuraisingham[87] Mitzie Hunter
Scarborough North November 6, 2017
Chin Lee[88] Raymond Cho Raymond Cho
Scarborough—Rouge River
Scarborough—Rouge Park Vijay Thanigasalam Felicia Samuel Priyan De Silva New District
Scarborough Southwest Lorenzo Berardinetti
North York and North Toronto
Electoral District
Candidates
Incumbent
Liberal
PC
NDP
Green
Other
Don Valley East Michael Coteau Angela Kennedy Michael Coteau
Don Valley North Shelley Carroll Vincent Ke New District
Don Valley West October 29, 2017
Kathleen Wynne[89] Jon Kieran Carly Ferguson Mickey McIntosh (N.Ont)[90] Kathleen Wynne
Eglinton—Lawrence Robin Martin Thomas Gallezot[91] Carlos Lacuna (T)[92] Michael Colle
Willowdale David Zimmer Stan Cho Randi Ramdeen David Zimmer
York Centre Roman Baber Monte Kwinter†
Toronto and East York
Electoral District
Candidates
Incumbent
Liberal
PC
NDP
Green
Other
Beaches—East York Arthur Potts Sarah Mallo Debra Scott Arthur Potts
Davenport Marit Stiles Cristina Martins
Spadina—Fort York Han Dong December 12, 2017
Sabrina Zuniga[93] Han Dong
Trinity—Spadina
Toronto Centre Alexei Simakov[94] Vacant
Toronto—Danforth Paul Tolios[95]
Zia Chaudhary[96] November 19, 2017
Peter Tabuns[97] Peter Tabuns
Toronto—St. Paul's Eric Hoskins Teresa Pun[98] Eric Hoskins
St. Paul's
University—Rosedale Jo-Ann Davis[99]
Eric McGoey[100]
Alex Nyikos[101] Gillian Smith Jessica Bell Tim Grant New District
Etobicoke and York
Electoral District
Candidates
Incumbent
Liberal
PC
NDP
Green
Other
Etobicoke Centre Yvan Baker Kinga Surma Yvan Baker
Etobicoke North Sudeep Verma[102] Mahamud Amin Shafiq Qadri
Etobicoke—Lakeshore Christine Hogarth Peter Milczyn
Humber River—Black Creek Deanna Sgro Cyma Musarat Tom Rakocevic Mario Sergio†
York West
Parkdale—High Park Nadia Guerrera[103] Sarah Bokhari[104]
Taras Kulish[105] Bhutila Karpoche Matthias Nunno (Ltn)[106] Cheri DiNovo†
York South—Weston Laura Albanese November 21, 2017
Mark DeMontis[107] Faisal Hassan[108]
Yafet Tewelde[109] Laura Albanese
Hamilton, Halton and Niagara
Electoral District
Candidates
Incumbent
Liberal
PC
NDP
Green
Other
Burlington Eleanor McMahon Jane McKenna Eleanor McMahon
Flamborough—Glanbrook Judi Partridge Donna Skelly New District
Hamilton Centre Andrea Horwath
Hamilton East—Stoney Creek Paul Miller Paul Miller
Hamilton Mountain Esther Pauls Monique Taylor Monique Taylor
Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas Ted McMeekin Ben Levitt October 28, 2017
Sandy Shaw[110] Ted McMeekin
Ancaster—Dundas—Flamborough—Westdale
Milton Indira Naidoo-Harris Parm Gill Indira Naidoo-Harris
Halton
Niagara Centre April Jeffs Cindy Forster[111] Steve Soos (T)[112] Cindy Forster
Welland
Niagara Falls Mike Strange[113] Wayne Gates Wayne Gates
Niagara West Sam Oosterhoff Sam Oosterhoff
Niagara West—Glanbrook
Oakville Stephen Crawford Kevin Flynn
Oakville North—Burlington Ibrahim Daniyal[114]
Melissa Peneycad[115] November 19, 2017
Effie Triantafilopoulos[116] New District
St. Catharines Jim Bradley[117] Jim Bradley
Midwestern Ontario
Electoral District
Candidates
Incumbent
Liberal
PC
NDP
Green
Other
Brantford—Brant Ruby Toor Will Bouma Alex Felsky Rob Ferguson (Ltn)[118]
Nicholas Archer (NOTA)[119] Dave Levac †
Brant
Cambridge Kathryn McGarry October 4, 2017
Sunny Attwal[120]
Paul Brown[121]
Joshua Carron[122]
Jim Karahalios[123]
Tanya Khattra[124]
Bert Laranjo[125] Kathryn McGarry
Guelph Thomas Mooney[126]
Adrian Marcolini[127] Mike Schreiner Liz Sandals †
Haldimand—Norfolk Toby Barrett Toby Barrett
Huron—Bruce Lisa Thompson Lisa Thompson
Kitchener Centre Daiene Vernile Mary Henein Thorn Laura Mae Lindo[128] Stacey Danckert Daiene Vernile
Kitchener—Conestoga Michael Harris Michael Harris
Kitchener South—Hespeler Amy Fee New District
Oxford Ernie Hardeman Ernie Hardeman
Perth—Wellington Randy Pettapiece Randy Pettapiece
Waterloo Dan Weber[129]
Xiaoming Guo[130] Zdravko Gunjevic Catherine Fife
Kitchener—Waterloo
Wellington—Halton Hills Ted Arnott Ted Arnott
Southwestern Ontario
Electoral District
Candidates
Incumbent
Liberal
PC
NDP
Green
Other
Chatham-Kent—Leamington Rick Nicholls Rick Nicholls
Chatham-Kent—Essex
Elgin—Middlesex—London Jeff Yurek Jeff Yurek
Essex Taras Natyshak Taras Natyshak
Lambton—Kent—Middlesex Monte McNaughton Todd Case Monte McNaughton
London—Fanshawe Eric Weniger Teresa Armstrong Teresa Armstrong
London North Centre Kate Graham[131] Deb Matthews[132] Susan Truppe Terence Kernaghan[133]
Tanya Park[134] Deb Matthews †
London West Ed Holder[135]
Jake Skinner Peggy Sattler Peggy Sattler
Sarnia—Lambton Bob Bailey Kevin Shaw Bob Bailey
Windsor—Tecumseh Mohammad Latif Percy Hatfield Percy Hatfield
Windsor West Adam Ibrahim Lisa Gretzky Lisa Gretzky
Northern Ontario
A "Far North Electoral Boundaries Commission" was established to consider adding two new districts in Ontario's far north,[136][137] creating two new ridings to be carved out of Kenora—Rainy River and Timmins—James Bay. Following the recommendations of the preliminary report, the proposed names for these ridings will be Kiiwetinong and Mushkegowuk—James Bay respectively, while the remaining part of Timmins—James Bay would be renamed to just "Timmins", as it would consist exclusively of that city. The Legislative Assembly of Ontario approved the new ridings on October 24, 2017.[138]
Northeastern Ontario
Electoral District
Candidates
Incumbent
Liberal
PC
NDP
Green
Other
Algoma—Manitoulin Michael Mantha Tommy Lee (N.Ont)[139] Michael Mantha
Mushkegowuk—James Bay New District
Nickel Belt Tay Butt France Gélinas France Gélinas
Nipissing Vic Fedeli Vic Fedeli
Parry Sound—Muskoka Norm Miller Matt Richter Norm Miller
Sault Ste. Marie Ross Romano Ross Romano
Sudbury Glenn Thibeault[140] Troy Crowder Jamie West Glenn Thibeault
Timiskaming—Cochrane John Vanthof Shawn P. Poirier (N.Ont)[139] John Vanthof
Timmins Gilles Bisson Gilles Bisson
Timmins—James Bay
Northwestern Ontario
Electoral District
Candidates
Incumbent
Liberal
PC
NDP
Green
Other
Kenora—Rainy River November 18, 2017
Douglas Judson[141] Sarah Campbell
Kiiwetinong New District
Thunder Bay—Atikokan Bill Mauro[142] John Rafferty[143] Bill Mauro
Thunder Bay—Superior North Michael Gravelle[142] November 17, 2017
Derek Parks[144] Alain Lauzon[145] Michael Gravelle
Opinion polls
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Campaign Research 000000002017-10-11-0000October 11, 2017 HTML 32 36 25 7 1 Online 1,347 ±2.7%
Forum Research 000000002017-09-27-0000September 27, 2017 PDF 22 44 27 5 2 IVR 801 ±3%
Innovative Research 000000002017-09-18-0000September 18, 2017 HTML 35 40 19 6 1 Telephone 608 ±4%
Campaign Research 000000002017-09-11-0000September 11, 2017 HTML 33 38 23 6 0 Online 1,133 ±2.9%
Ipsos Reid 000000002017-09-11-0000September 11, 2017 HTML 32 39 22 - 7 Online 800 ±4%
Forum Research 000000002017-08-24-0000August 24, 2017 PDF 25 40 27 6 2 IVR 981 ±3%
Innovative Research 000000002017-07-19-0000July 19, 2017 HTML 36 40 17 6 1 Telephone 605 ±4%
Campaign Research 000000002017-07-10-0000July 10, 2017 HTML 31 38 23 6 1 Online 943 ±3%
Innovative Research 000000002017-06-27-0000June 27, 2017 HTML 35 39 20 5 1 Telephone 600 ±4%
Forum Research 000000002017-06-14-0000June 14, 2017 PDF 23 44 24 7 2 IVR 1,003 ±3%
Campaign Research 000000002017-06-12-0000June 12, 2017 HTML 30 38 24 7 1 Online 1,118 ±3%
Mainstreet Research 000000002017-05-25-0000May 25, 2017 HTML 29 43 24 5 - IVR 2,000 ±2.19%
Campaign Research 000000002017-05-13-0000May 13, 2017 HTML 37 34 22 6 1 Online 864 ±4%
Forum Research 000000002017-05-10-0000May 10, 2017 PDF 28 41 23 6 3 IVR 1,103 ±3%
Campaign Research 000000002017-04-11-0000April 11, 2017 HTML 31 36 25 Online 979 ±3%
Innovative Research 000000002017-04-05-0000April 5, 2017 PDF 29 40 23 6 2 Online 779
Forum Research 000000002017-03-30-0000March 30, 2017 PDF 19 43 28 8 2 IVR 884 ±3.3%
Mainstreet Research 000000002017-03-12-0000March 12, 2017 HTML 30 40 24 6 - IVR 2,531 ±1.95%
Forum Research 000000002017-02-16-0000February 16, 2017 PDF 24 44 25 6 2 IVR 1,120 ±3%
Mainstreet Research 000000002017-02-12-0000February 12, 2017 HTML 29 39 27 4 - IVR 2,524 ±1.95%
Campaign Research 000000002017-01-29-0000January 29, 2017 HTML 28 50 15 5 2 IVR 676 ±4%
Forum Research 000000002016-11-21-0000November 21, 2016 PDF 24 43 24 8 2 IVR 1,184 ±3%
Nanos Research 000000002016-11-19-0000November 19, 2016 PDF 31.9 39.9 22.2 5.2 0.8 Telephone 500 ±4.4%
Mainstreet Research 000000002016-11-02-0000November 2, 2016 HTML 25 43 27 6 - IVR 2,524 ±1.95%
Forum Research 000000002016-10-18-0000October 18, 2016 PDF 24 43 23 8 2 IVR 1,124 ±3%
Innovative Research 000000002016-09-24-0000September 24, 2016 PDF 33 38 20 8 - Telephone 600 ±4.0%
Ipsos Reid 000000002016-09-22-0000September 22, 2016 HTML 40 35 20 5 - Online 800 ±4%
Mainstreet Research 000000002016-09-18-0000September 18, 2016 HTML 28 43 23 6 - IVR 2,562 ±1.94%
Forum Research 000000002016-09-13-0000September 13, 2016 PDF 25 45 23 6 2 IVR 1,154 ±3%
Ipsos Reid 000000002016-09-09-0000September 9, 2016 HTML 35 37 23 5 - Online 800 ±4%
2016-09-08 !8 September 2016 Premier Kathleen Wynne prorogues the legislature
Forum Research 000000002016-08-15-0000August 15, 2016 PDF 28 41 23 6 2 IVR 1,097 ±3%
Forum Research 000000002016-07-12-0000July 12, 2016 PDF 35 42 17 5 2 IVR 1,183 ±3%
Forum Research 000000002016-06-21-0000June 21, 2016 PDF 30 40 21 8 2 IVR 1,173 ±3%
Forum Research 000000002016-05-31-0000May 31, 2016 PDF 30 40 21 7 2 IVR 1,172 ±3%
Mainstreet Research 000000002016-05-18-0000May 18, 2016 HTML 36 38 20 5 - IVR 2,537 ±1.95%
Forum Research 000000002016-04-25-0000April 25, 2016 PDF 34 39 21 5 2 IVR 1,157 ±3%
Forum Research 000000002016-03-23-0000March 23, 2016 PDF 30 40 24 5 2 IVR 1,225 ±3%
Forum Research 000000002016-02-29-0000February 29, 2016 PDF 27 44 22 6 2 IVR 1,148 ±3%
Mainstreet Research 000000002016-02-16-0000February 16, 2016 HTML 33 36 26 5 - IVR 2,623 ±1.91%
Forum Research 000000002015-12-20-0000December 20, 2015 PDF 31 34 26 7 2 IVR 1,003 ±3%
Ipsos Reid 000000002015-11-09-0000November 9, 2015 HTML 44 31 20 4 - Online 1,002 ±3.5%
Forum Research 000000002015-11-04-0000November 4, 2015 PDF 30 36 26 6 1 IVR 1,158 ±3%
Mainstreet Research 000000002015-11-01-0000November 1, 2015 HTML 28 40 25 7 - IVR 2,506 ±1.96%
Mainstreet Research 000000002015-09-21-0000September 21, 2015 HTML 30 40 24 7 - IVR 4,610 ±1.5%
Forum Research 000000002015-08-13-0000August 13, 2015 PDF 26 35 33 4 2 IVR 1,001 ±3%
Forum Research 000000002015-07-05-0000July 5, 2015 PDF 26 32 35 5 2 IVR 678 ±4%
Ipsos Reid 000000002015-05-20-0000May 20, 2015 HTML 34 32 25 8 - Online 1,002 ±3.5%
Innovative Research 000000002015-05-19-0000May 19, 2015 PDF 34 35 24 6 - Telephone 606 ±4.0%
Forum Research 000000002015-05-11-0000May 11, 2015 PDF 24 33 36 5 2 IVR 1,001 ±3%
2015-05-09 !9 May 2015 Patrick Brown is elected leader of the Ontario PC Party
Forum Research 000000002015-04-30-0000April 30, 2015 PDF 29 36 24 9 2 IVR 912 ±3%
Innovative Research 000000002015-04-26-0000April 26, 2015 PDF 40 33 18 8 1 Online 1,017
Forum Research 000000002015-03-26-0000March 26, 2015 PDF 29 34 27 8 2 IVR 881 ±3%
Environics 000000002015-03-25-0000March 25, 2015 HTML 32 33 27 7 - Telephone 989 ±3.1%
Forum Research 000000002015-02-27-0000February 27, 2015 PDF 32 39 21 6 2 IVR 996 ±3%
Forum Research 000000002015-01-30-0000January 30, 2015 PDF 37 36 19 6 2 IVR 1,028 ±3%
Forum Research 000000002014-12-20-0000December 20, 2014 PDF 35 36 20 7 2 IVR 1,058 ±3%
Forum Research 000000002014-11-29-0000November 29, 2014 PDF 37 37 17 7 2 IVR 1,054 ±3%
Forum Research 000000002014-11-01-0000November 1, 2014 PDF 40 35 19 4 2 IVR 1,104 ±3%
Forum Research 000000002014-10-01-0000October 1, 2014 PDF 36 34 23 6 1 IVR 1,079 ±3%
Forum Research 000000002014-08-21-0000August 21, 2014 PDF 39 32 19 8 2 IVR 1,229 ±3%
2014-07-02 !2 July 2014 Jim Wilson becomes interim leader of the Ontario PC Party
2014-07-02 !2 July 2014 Tim Hudak resigns as leader of the Ontario PC Party
2014 election 000000002014-06-12-0000June 12, 2014 HTML 38.65 31.25 23.75 4.84 1.51
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Toronto
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Mainstreet Research July 10, 2017 HTML 31 49 15 5 - IVR 2,000 ±2.19%
Forum Research June 22, 2017 PDF 32 38 21 6 3 IVR 1,040 ±3%
Mainstreet Research February 21, 2017 HTML 42 30 23 5 - IVR 2,103 ±2.14%
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