Ontario Election 2025: Conservative John Jordan Re-elected in Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston
In the 2025 Ontario election, Conservative John Jordan was re-elected in Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston, defeating Liberal Rob Rainer by nearly 7,000 votes, securing almost half of the total votes. Jordan’s victory continues the Conservative dominance in the riding for over two decades, which has a voter turnout exceeding 46% from about 90,000 electors. Other candidates in the race included those from the NDP and Green Party, but none were able to challenge Jordan’s lead.
In the recent Ontario Election of 2025, Conservative John Jordan secured his re-election in the Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston riding, defeating Liberal candidate Rob Rainer by a significant margin of nearly 7,000 votes, with 90% of the polls reporting. Jordan, who received almost half of the total votes, continues to represent a region that has consistently supported Conservative candidates for over two decades. The riding stretches from the outskirts of Ottawa to the St. Lawrence River, showcasing a strong preference for conservative policies.
Jordan, who previously served as the parliamentary secretary to the minister of agriculture in Premier Doug Ford’s government, first captured this seat in 2022 with more than 50% of the vote. The riding was previously represented by Randy Hillier, notable for his advocacy regarding landowner rights before being removed from the Conservative caucus. The last time the Liberals held this seat was in 2003 when it was known as Hastings-Frontenac-Lennox and Addington.
Voter turnout in the riding was reported at over 46% out of approximately 90,000 registered electors. In addition to Rainer, who has a strong background in the non-profit sector and local governance, other challengers included John MacRae of the New Democratic Party and Marlene Spruyt of the Green Party. The election also featured David Motton from the New Blue Party, which focuses on eliminating political correctness, among others.
The 2025 Ontario Election highlighted the enduring support for Conservative representation in Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston, with John Jordan reaffirming his leadership in the region. His substantial victory demonstrates the electorate’s preference for conservative policies and stability, contrasting sharply with the challenges faced by opposing candidates in their efforts to capture the seat. This election outcome reinforces the long-standing political landscape in the area.
Original Source: ottawacitizen.com
