With 70 of 70 polls reporting, incumbent Lisa Gretzky, of the Ontario New Democratic Party, is projected to be re-elected in Windsor West. Gretzky has 19,392 of 37,204 (52.12%) votes cast. Gretzky has represented the riding since 2014.

Willow McLellan, Deepak Kaushik Melissa Harries spoke with CBC News at their Windsor, Ont., polling station on Thursday.

All four Windsor-Essex ridings in the Ontario election were decided within the first half hour of polls closing — and the winning candidates have familiar faces. In Windsor-Tecumseh, PC candidate Andrew Dowie won with 21,285 votes, or 48 per cent, beating the NDP’s Gemma Grey-Hall, who came second with 13,721 votes, or 31 per cent.

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CBC's Mike Crawley breaks down some key moments from election night — and what the results mean for Ontario's major party leaders.

Elections Ontario told the Star that 3,289 Windsor West voters cast ballots during advance polls on Feb. 20, 21, and 22. In Windsor-Tecumseh, there were 3,792 advance ballots cast. The numbers were slightly higher elsewhere in the region.

The Progressive Conservatives have won a third consecutive majority government in Thursday's snap vote — a feat accomplished for the first time in more than 50 years of Ontario elections.