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• Oct.. 11, 2007, PROVINCIAL ELECTION 2007- Dr. Kuldip Kular re-elected as Ontaio MPP from Bramalea - Gore - Malton as of 2007 Results.
  
  • Kular, Kuldip 46.9% 19022 votes
  • Hundal, Pam 29.5% 11951 votes
  • Crowe, Glenn 12.3% 4998 votes
  • Haines, Bruce 10.1% 4107 votes
  • Nail, Gary 1.2% 468 votes

  Ontario Provincial Liberal candidate Dr. Kuldip Kular RE-ELECTED from Bramalea-Gore-Malton Wednesday night defeating his nearest competitor Pam Hundal of the Progressive Conservative Party.

  On Wednesday night, he addressed in Punjabi and English to more than 200 supporters at Shingar Banquet Hall located on Steeles Ave. E., near Torbram and said:

  • This is your win. As your representative at Queen's Park, I will do my best to keep in touch with you.
  • I think we ran a very positive campaign, a very proactive campaign, while the Progressive Conservatives ran a negative campaign
  • We have been able to bring some positive changes and not only in Brampton. We have moved on the right track and we will keep on moving forward.
  • The biggest local issue in this election concerned the future of Peel Memorial Hospital.
  • He drew a barrage of criticism from opponents who said the Liberals have done far too little to ensure the facility will live on after Brampton Civic Hospital opens on Oct. 28.
  • He defended his party's record on health care and said the Liberals are committed to protecting PMH.
  • Brampton has a brand new hospital and the Peel Memorial campus is not going to be closed; it is going to be renovated and rebuilt so we are very proud to say the things, which we have done.

     

Well-wishers danced a bhangra, while hoisting Kular on their shoulders.

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• PROVINCIAL ELECTION 2003: Dr. Kuldip Kular capture 3,371 votes more than incumbent Raminder Gill' -Dr. Kuldip Kular, the Liberal candidate in the Bramalea-Gore-Malton-Springdale riding, used "A strong voice for our community" as his campaign slogan during the 2003 provincial election. Kular certainly was that voice, capturing the riding with 18,280 votes, 3,371 more than incumbent Raminder Gill's .......