It would be a different outcome if young people had the right to vote.

A mock vote as part of the Student Vote Program, gives the PCs a minority government.

The program teaches students about politics and how to run an election.

More than 1,800 schools and 240,000 elementary and high school students participated, running parallel elections to the provincial one.

Within the student vote, the PCs won 53 seats and received 24.1% of the popular vote.

Doug Ford was favoured by students in his Etobicoke North seat.

NDP was elected by students in 40 ridings, receiving 23.6% of the popular vote.

Marit Stiles won her Davenport seat.

The Ontario Liberal Party won 27 seats and received 23.6% of the popular vote, with Bonnie Crombie winning her seat in Mississauga East—Cooksville.

The Green Party of Ontario won 3 seats, including that of leader Mike Schreiner in Guelph.

Independent candidate Bobbi Ann Brady was elected in Haldimand—Norfolk.

In northwestern Ontario, students favoured PC candidates in three ridings.

Rick Dumas got the nod from students in Thunder Bay-Superior North.

Kevin Holland was the clear favourite in Thunder Bay-Atikokan, while Greg Rickford had the most student support in his riding of Kenora-Rainy River.