As provincial election results rolled in across the London region Thursday night, politicians from all parties alongside their supporters and campaign teams watched on in anticipation. CBC News captured that anticipation — and the excitement that followed.
CBC captured scenes from across London and St. Thomas on election night
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Cheers went up at Storm Stayed Brewing Co. in London when Peggy Sattler was projected to win London West on Feb. 27, 2025. She was first elected in 2013. (Alessio Donnini/ CBC News)
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As provincial election results rolled in across the London region Thursday night, politicians from all parties, alongside their supporters and campaign teams, watched on in anticipation.
CBC News captured that anticipation — and the excitement that sometimes followed.
Here are some moments from election night across the provincial ridings in London and St. Thomas.
Elgin-Middlesex-London
Supporters and volunteers for Rob Flack's election campaign watch the results coming in at the Caso Building in St. Thomas. (Isha Bhargava/ CBC News)
Flack's supporters watch on as results roll in. (Isha Bhargava/CBC News)
PC candidate Rob Flack greets supporters on election night in St. Thomas. (Isha Bhargava/CBC)
Rob Flack hugs a supporter following a projected win in Elgin-Middlesex-London. (Isha Bhargava/CBC News)
Rob Flack tells supporters he's ready to work for Ontario
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The former PC agriculture minister will be back working at Queens Park after receiving decisive support in Elgin-Middlesex-London. He addresses voters on election night at the campaign party in St. Thomas.
London Fanshawe
Supporters at Teresa Armstrong's election event at Unitarian Church. (Alessio Donnini/CBC News)
Teresa Armstrong meets with supporters on election night at Unitarian Church in London, Ont. (Alessio Donnini/CBC)
Teresa Armstrong speaks with supporters. She told CBC News after tonight's celebration, she'll get right back to work. (Alessio Donnini/CBC News)
London North Centre
The party set-up at Winks in London, Ont. for Terence Kernaghan, MPP for London North Centre. (Andrew Lupton/ CBC News)