Ontario provincial elections

Ontario provincial elections are held every four years to elect Members of Provincial Parliament (MPPs) who represent various electoral districts across the province. The election determines the political party that will form the government and choose the Premier of Ontario. Voters evaluate candidates based on their platforms, which outline policies and priorities. The election process includes campaigning, public debates, and voting, ensuring that citizens can choose their representatives. The party with the most elected MPPs typically leads the government, influencing laws and policies impacting Ontario residents.