Here’s everything we know about Milton in the Ontario provincial election

The 2025 Ontario election is on Thursday, February 27th.

If you haven’t voted yet, you can vote the day of the election. Polling stations will be open from 9:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. You can find the closest polling station to you here.

You do not need a voter information card to vote. Just bring a piece of ID that has your address.

At the provincial level, Milton is currently represented by Zee Hamid of the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party. He won a by-election in May 2024 after previous Milton Member of Provincial Parliament, Parm Gill, resigned to run in the next federal election.

Milton’s six candidates are:

• Zee Hamid (Ontario Progressive Conservative Party)
  • INTERVIEW – Get to know Zee Hamid, incumbent MPP and Progressive Conservative Party candidate for 2025 provincial election
• Katherine Cirlincione (New Democratic Party of Ontario)
  • INTERVIEW – Get to know Katherine-Anne Cirlincione, NDP candidate for 2025 provincial election
• Kristina Tesser Derksen (Ontario Liberal Party)
  • INTERVIEW – Get to know Kristina Tesser Derksen, Liberal candidate for 2025 provincial election
• Susan Doyle (Green Party of Ontario)
• John Spina (New Blue Party)
• Mohsin Rizvi (Centrist Party of Ontario)
  • INTERVIEW – Get to know Mohsin Rizvi, Ontario Centrist Party candidate for 2025 provincial election

We’ve reached out to all listed Milton candidates to discuss their platforms. If you do not see a candidate’s interview, they either declined or failed to commit to an interview.

For more information, click here.

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