Jake Tucker
Appeared on a federal or provincial ballot for a Barrie-area riding, but has no Barrie municipal candidacy on this site's records. This page is a record of that senior-government candidacy.
- 2 times on the record
- 0 times elected
Electoral record
Ran, not elected
When Jake Tucker held office (lines, coloured by office) and the elections they contested without winning (dots).
Terms are drawn from election records alone: a line runs from each election to the next one for that office — or ends early where winning a different office ended the term — so a resignation for any other reason would not appear here. Hover or tap any mark for the detail; the table below is the record.
| Year | Contest | Votes | Share | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Barrie—Innisfil provincial | 119 | 0.3% | Not elected |
| 2018 | Barrie—Innisfil provincial | 184 | 0.4% | Not elected |
Federal and provincial rows come from Elections Canada and Elections Ontario results.
They are a different level of government on a different ballot, so their
vote counts are not comparable with a municipal count. See
the full riding history for how Barrie's ridings have
been drawn and renamed since 1999.
Sources: City of Barrie certificates of election results.
See all election results for the full documents.
Sources: Official Voting Results, by general election, Elections Canada.
Original document. Table 12 (candidate results by electoral district) for each general election 2004 to 2025 covering a Barrie riding. The specific pages used are listed in the page's own citations. Member service dates were cross-checked against the House of Commons' member records at ourcommons.ca. Summary of Valid Votes Cast for Each Candidate, by general election, Elections Ontario. Original document. Official candidate-level results for each Ontario general election 1999 to 2025 covering a Barrie riding. The commonly-repeated 609-vote margin for Barrie-Springwater-Oro-Medonte in 2022 is wrong; this source's own Plurality field reads 296 votes. All retrieved August 17, 2026.
In full
Each contest Jake Tucker was part of, with the whole field, because a result only means something next to what it was up against.
2022: Barrie—Innisfil (provincial)
| Candidate | Party | Votes | Share | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Andrea Khanjin | Progressive Conservative | 18,225 | 50.2% | Elected |
| Pekka Reinio | New Democratic | 6,942 | 19.1% | Not elected |
| John Olthuis | Liberal | 6,564 | 18.1% | Not elected |
| Bonnie North | Green | 2,291 | 6.3% | Not elected |
| Ashlyn Steele | New Blue Party | 1,220 | 3.4% | Not elected |
| Grace Dean | Ontario Party | 764 | 2.1% | Not elected |
| Benjamin Hughes | Independent | 147 | 0.4% | Not elected |
| Jake Tucker | People's Progressive Common Front | 119 | 0.3% | Not elected |
Contribution limits at this election: $3,325 from one individual in total, to all of one party's candidates; corporations and trade unions could not give; the candidate's own money: up to $10,000 (Election Finances Act, ss.
16(1), 18(1.2), 18(4)).
Every election's limits, with sources.
2018: Barrie—Innisfil (provincial)
| Candidate | Party | Votes | Share | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Andrea Khanjin | Progressive Conservative | 22,121 | 50.0% | Elected |
| Pekka Reinio | New Democratic | 12,661 | 28.6% | Not elected |
| Ann Hoggarth | Liberal | 5,543 | 12.5% | Not elected |
| Bonnie North | Green | 3,190 | 7.2% | Not elected |
| Brett Dorion | Libertarian | 396 | 0.9% | Not elected |
| Jake Tucker | Canadians' Choice Party | 184 | 0.4% | Not elected |
| Stacey Surkova | Trillium Party | 118 | 0.3% | Not elected |
| Alexander Ryzhykh | Ontario Moderate Party | 59 | 0.1% | Not elected |
Contribution limits at this election: $1,222 from one individual in total, to all of one party's candidates; corporations and trade unions could not give; the candidate's own money: up to $5,000 (Election Finances Act, ss.
16(1), 18(1.2), 18(4)).
Every election's limits, with sources.
Coverage
Reporting that names Jake Tucker, from this site's media index, newest first.
The index is
not complete; a story missing here may be one it has not reached yet.
- June 2, 2022 Progressive Conservative MPP Andrea Khanjin re-elected in Barrie-Innisfil Simcoe.com · By Brad Pritchard and Shane MacDonald
- May 23, 2018 Bear Creek grills candidates on the issues barrietoday.com · By Raymond Bowe
Compiled from the public electoral record.
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