Liberal candidate Indira Naidoo -Harris shattered a longstanding Conservative stronghold in Halton, beating out five-time Conservative MPP Ted Chudleigh in a race to the finish. Naidoo-Harris had widened the gap between her and the Conservative incumbent by a margin of 3,000 votes, enough to declare her the winner. “Welcome to my retirement party,” Chudleigh joked to a cramped Milton bar after the news broke. The Halton riding contains voters from Burlington, Oakville, Milton and Halton Hills. The riding has traditionally voted conservative, with Chudleigh holding the seat since 1995. In the last term, Chudleigh served as the opposition critic for tourism and culture as well as colleges and universities. Naidoo-Harris, a former TV journalist, challenged Chudleigh’s winning streak again this year. Of the 58,000 votes cast in the 2011 election, Naidoo-Harris lost by 3,000 ballots. The riding, one of the wealthiest in Ontario, was reform...