All 3 incumbents re-elected in Windsor-Essex, CBC projects
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The three incumbent candidates in Windsor-Essex — each from different parties — are heading back to Ottawa, CBC News projects.
CBC News is projecting a win by Liberal Irek Kusmierczyk after a nail-biter in Windsor–Tecumseh.
Kusmierczyk remained just 501 votes ahead of former NDP MP Cheryl Hardcastle as of 1:15 a.m., with 243 out of 244 polls reporting.
However, Elections Canada has said local mail-in ballots will not be counted until Tuesday which could affect the outcome in the riding.
In 2019, Kusmiercyzk defeated Hardcastle by fewer than 650 votes.
Meanwhile, Conservative Chris Lewis is projected to win in the riding of Essex. With 222 out of 255 polls reporting, Lewis had captured 41 per cent of the support.
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