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Member of Provincial Parliament
Bob Bailey
Sarnia—Lambton
Working for the residents of Sarnia—Lambton. Our constituency office is here to help you navigate provincial services, resolve issues, and connect with your community.
About Your MPP
Meet Bob Bailey
Bob Bailey was born and raised in Petrolia, Ontario, just southeast of Sarnia, in the heart of the riding of Sarnia-Lambton. The Bailey family has a long history in this part of Ontario. Bob has been happily married to Elizabeth since 1970. Bob and Elizabeth raised their three children in Petrolia, and are now busy spending their free time doting on their two grandchildren.
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