Conservative Trevor Jones Elected To Chatham Kent Leamington

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Chatham-Kent-Leamington has a new member of provincial parliament.

Conservative Trevor Jones was elected by a margin of 5,121 votes with 72 per cent of polls reporting, defeating incumbent Rick Nicholls.

Jones, who currently serves as a councillor in Leamington, previously served as a police officer and transformed his career to a business executive role to advocate for Ontario’s agriculture sector.

There are 86,443 registered electors in Chatham-Kent-Leamington.