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Ontario Votes 2022: Nepean

The Progressive Conservatives won Nepean in 2018, taking just over 45 per cent of the vote.

PC incumbent faces 5 challengers

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The Progressive Conservatives won Nepean in 2018, taking just over 45 per cent of the vote.

With just under 29 per cent, the NDP placed second ahead of the Liberals, who got 19 per cent.

Incumbent Lisa MacLeod is up against five candidates.

Kathleen Corriveau, New Blue

New Blue candidate Kathleen Corriveau. (New Blue Party of Ontario)

The New Blue candidate has been living in Nepean for the last 20 years with her husband and two children.

She worked as a federal scientist in emergency management for 18 years.

Brian Double, NDP

NDP candidate for Nepean Brian Double. (Brian Double/Ontario NDP)

The NDPcandidate is a lifelong resident of Nepeanwho has worked for the federal government for 20 years.

That work included inspecting boats for pests and negotiating international trade agreements.

Bryan Emmerson, Ontario Party

Lisa MacLeod, PC*

PC candidate Lisa MacLeod. (Ontario PC Party)

The PC incumbent was first elected to the provincial legislature in 2006, serving as the youngest MPP at that time.

She served in what was then Nepean-Carleton, winningelections in 2007, 2011and 2014, before the ridingboundaries changed and itbecame known as Nepean in 2018, when she won again.

Kaitlyn Tremblay, Green Party

Green Party candidate Kaitlyn Tremblay. (Submitted by Kaitlyn Tremblay)

The Green Party contender has lived across Canada growing up as part of her upbringing in a military family.

She says she works to champion equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) in the workplace.

Tyler Watt, Liberal

Liberal candidate Tyler Watt. (CBC / Radio-Canada)

The Liberal candidate is a registered nurse whogrew up and lives in Nepean.

He said he wasn't interested in politics when he was growing up but has since become engaged.