Conservative Scot Davidson wins re-election in York-Simcoe
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This article was published 20/09/2021 (1483 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Conservative incumbent Scot Davidson has won the riding of York-Simcoe.
The riding has been held by the Conservatives since 2004. Davidson first won there in a 2019 byelection, and was re-elected in the general election later that year.
Davidson was born and raised in Georgina, Ont., where he still lives. Prior to entering politics, he was a businessman.
Davidson successfully fended off challenges from Liberal candidate Daniella Johnson, who has worked as a case worker for Ontario Works, and NDP candidate Benjamin Jenkins, a biologist.
During his time in Parliament, Davidson has sat on several committees, including the COVID-19 and veterans affairs committees.
Polling for the riding had Davidson with a strong lead over the Liberal candidate. In his 2019 win he replaced fellow Conservative Peter Van Loan, who had held the seat from 2004 to his 2018 retirement.
Kieran Leavitt is an Edmonton-based political reporter for the Toronto Star. Follow him on Twitter: @kieranleavitt