PCs take Hamilton Mountain for 1st time in 30 years, while NDP win Hamilton Centre
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As NDP incumbents across the Hamilton and Niagara areas held on to their seats this provincial election, the PCs picked up Hamilton Mountain in a surprise win.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford also won his third straight majority government, a win projected within minutes after the polls closed Thursday.
Before the night was over, all polls had been counted in Hamilton Centre, where NDP candidate Robin Lennox won,
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