General election
Member of Provincial Parliament
- Must be held by March 2030 (no fixed date)
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Source: ontario.ca, checked (+3 more)Estimated date, not fixed. Ontario repealed its fixed election dates on 27 November 2025 (S.O. 2025, c. 15, Sched. 7). The Assembly elected on 27 February 2025 can continue at most five years from that polling day, to 27 February 2030 (Legislative Assembly Act, s. 3), and polling day is the fifth Thursday after the writ (Election Act, s. 9.1(5)): a writ dated Wednesday 27 February 2030 gives 28 March 2030. The Premier can ask the Lieutenant Governor to dissolve the Assembly and call an election at any time before then. All 124 seats.
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- ontario.ca · checked date_kind = latest_possible (per ticket 160 / migration 022). Verified on e-Laws (currency 2026-10-07): Legislative Assembly Act s. 3 "No Legislative Assembly shall continue for longer than five years from the polling day for the general election of its members" (2025, c. 15, Sched. 7, s. 9, in force 27/11/2025); Election Act s. 9 repealed by 2025, c. 15, Sched. 7, s. 1; s. 9.1(3) writ dated on a Wednesday, s. 9.1(5) polling day the fifth Thursday after the writ. 27 Feb 2030 is a Wednesday, giving 28 Mar 2030 (an alternate day up to 7 days later is possible under s. 9.1(6)-(7)). For: Date and type of vote
- ola.org · checked Bill 68 (S.O. 2025, c. 15), Schedule 7: repeal of fixed-date general elections. For: Date and type of vote
- ontario.ca · checked Election Act, s. 9 repealed (2025, c. 15, Sched. 7, in force 2025-11-27); s. 9.1(3), (5): writ dated a Wednesday, polling day the fifth Thursday after. For: Date and type of vote
- ontario.ca · checked Legislative Assembly Act, s. 3 (five-year maximum from polling day), e-Laws currency 2026-10-07. For: Date and type of vote
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