据CP24消息，安省选举局的官方制表显示，康山地区的省选结果早前被推翻。代表自由党出战的旺市华裔市议员杨士渟（Sandra Yeung Racco，上图）已经在周四晚上宣布获胜，获得21,837票，比代表保守党出战的Gila Martow（下图）多85票，Gila Martow获得21,752票。

       但选举局现在宣布，Gila Martow才是最终的获胜者。Gila Martow获得21,868票，比杨士渟多85票，杨士渟获得21,783票。

       双方相差都是85票，真可谓奇妙的乌龙！

       选举局表示，选举结果错误是由于微小的文书错误引发的。

       由于康山选区的点算错误，导致自由党在本届省选中获得的议席减少了1席，变成58席，保守党得以增加1席，变成28席，新民主党维持不变，还是21席。

       此结果对安省自由党多数政府没有影响。

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CP24原文：

A standard tabulation check has resulted in a flip of results in a closely fought riding north of Toronto.
On Thursday night, preliminary results showed Liberal candidate Sandra Yeung Racco to be the winner in Thornhill by just 85 votes with a total of 21,837 to Progressive Conservative candidate Gila Martow’s 21,752.
However an official tabulation has revealed that Martow in fact won the riding by the same 85-vote margin.
In a release Saturday morning, Elections Ontario said the confusion was due to minor clerical errors.
Speaking with CP24 Saturday, Martow said she learned of the reversal Friday night.
“My campaign manager was at Elections Ontario yesterday with the Liberal campaign manager and they were given the official word but I guess it took a while for Elections Ontario to put out a press release,” Martow said.
Having only served as an MPP for less than four months, Martow said she’s happy to be hanging on to the job.
“It didn’t seem like a very long time, it certainly wasn’t long enough for me,” Martow said. “I’m looking forward to again advocating on behalf of the issues here in Thornhill.”
While the reversal comes as a surprise to an electorate used to seeing results come in minutes after polls close, Elections Ontario said Saturday that the detection of the election-night error is a matter of the system working.
“This is exactly why each retuning officer does an official tabulation the day after or the second day after the election – because they check the math,” Loren Wells, deputy chief electoral officer for Ontario, told CP24 Saturday. “If there are any doubts the elections Act also provides that an application can be made to a judge for a recount. We don’t know if that will happen in this case, but we do know that every returning officer in Ontario checks the math because the Thursday night results are completely unofficial.”
Wells said that while official counts might reveal discrepancies in other ridings as well, few are likely to result in a change like Thornhill because few other races were as close.
The reversal is the latest development in a six-month-long dance between the two opponents.
Martow and Yeung Racco have been doing battle in the riding since Progressive Conservative MPP Peter Shurman stepped down amid a controversy over his expenses in December of last year.
Martow won the ensuing byelection in February and has served as the MPP since then.
Following the byelection loss, Premier Kathleen Wynne said the result was not representative of how people would vote in a general election and vowed to take the riding back.
The result change for the riding does not affect the Liberals’ majority in the provincial legislature.
Yeung Racco, who currently serves as a city councillor in Vaughn, is married to Mario Racco, who held the riding for the Liberals before he was upset by Shurman in the 2007 election.
In April she told cp24.com that she had not yet decided whether to seek re-election the upcoming municipal election in October.