Conservative) Judson Glober (Trinity—Spadina) Glober was born and raised in Toronto, Ontario, and has degrees from McGill University in Montreal and American University in Washington, DC. He has worked as an international communications and strategy consultant, and is a former member of the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party youth executive committee. He finished fifth of six candidates with 756 votes (1.86%), the best result of any Libertarian candidate in the province. The winning candidate was Rosario Marchese of the Ontario New Democratic Party. By-elections Marty Gobin (Whitby—Ajax, March 30, 2006) Gobin (born September 21, 1987 in Ajax, Ontario ) was a law and security administration student during the election. He took legal action against the Government of Ontario in 2005, following the government's ban on pit bulls. He campaigned for the Libertarian Party of Canada in the 2006 federal election, and opposed government funding for social programs, health care and post-secondary education during this campaign. He finished fifth with 274. He spoke against provincial anti-smoking laws during the 2006 by-election. Gobin ran in the race for Town Councillor for Ward 2 in his hometown of Whitby, Ontario in the 2006 municipal election. His promises included a pledge to lower a councillor's salary to $2000 per year and to give his entire salary to charity. He also promised to bring more doctors to the Whitby area. Gobin placed fourth of four candidates with 341 votes, 6.95% of the total. He failed to gain enough signatures for the petition to run in the 2008 federal election. Note: Italicized numbers refer to unofficial totals. External links Libertarian Party of Canada Marty Gobin's Federal Candidate's Page 2003