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  Reid, Scott
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AffiliationConservative  
 
NameScott Reid
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Carleton Place, Ontario , Canada
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Born January 25, 1964 (60 years)
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Dec 23, 2005 08:40pm
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InfoScott Reid is the Member of Parliament for Lanark-Frontenac-Lennox and Addington and is currently the critic for FEDNOR (Federal Economic Development Initiative for Northern Ontario).

First elected in November 2000, Scott's critic portfolios have included Infrastructure, Bilingualism, Intergovernmental Affairs and Direct Democracy.

Keeping an election promise and implementing party policy on direct democracy, Scott has held several Constituency Referendums, in which the voters of his riding indicate how they would like him to vote on important pieces of legislation.As a result of his first referendum, his constituents advised him to opt in to the MP pay raise and then donate it to charity. Since that time, Scott has donated $21,000 annually to purchase defibrillators for local fire departments and CPR training. Scott's most recent donation funded a program whereby all future students who graduate from any high school in Lanark-Carleton will graduate certified in CPR.

Scott Reid is a noted authority on Canadian federalism, having written two books on the subject - "Lament for a Notion" and "Canada Remapped" - as well as numerous articles. He has also appeared before parliamentary committees as an expert witness.

Prior to his election, Scott served as chief constitutional advisor to Preston Manning. He also taught at the University of Western Sydney in Australia.

Having grown up in the family business, Scott Reid is a member of the Board of Directors of Giant Tiger Stores Ltd.


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  09/20/2021 ON Parliament - Lanark—Frontenac—Kingston Won 48.90% (+22.48%)
  10/21/2019 ON Parliament - Lanark—Frontenac—Kingston Won 48.14% (+23.42%)
  10/19/2015 ON Parliament - Lanark—Frontenac—Kingston Won 47.87% (+14.11%)
  05/02/2011 ON Parliament - Lanark–Frontenac–Lennox and Addington Won 57.27% (+36.62%)
  10/14/2008 ON Parliament - Lanark–Frontenac–Lennox and Addington Won 55.88% (+34.08%)
  01/23/2006 ON Parliament - Lanark–Frontenac–Lennox and Addington Won 51.07% (+26.33%)
  06/28/2004 ON Parliament - Lanark–Frontenac–Lennox and Addington Won 48.77% (+17.80%)
  12/23/2003 ON Parliament - Lanark—Carleton - Party Switch Won 100.00% (+100.00%)
  11/27/2000 ON Parliament - Lanark—Carleton Won 38.93% (+2.93%)
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  05/27/2017 Conservative Party Leader Lost 0.00% (-50.95%)
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Conservative Party Leader - Aug 21, 2020 CPC Leslyn Lewis
ON PC Party Leader - Mar 10, 2018 PC Christine Elliott
Conservative Party Leader - May 27, 2017 CPC Andrew Scheer
ON PC Party Leader - Jun 25, 2009 IND Randy Hillier