To be fair, both oppo parties spent far too much time trying to slay each other rather than keeping their eyes on the prize. Both of them.
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I don't see the problem with some NDP seats reverting to OLP given the huge shift in vote share since 2018. I'm concerned about close races with PCs & Horwath spent $208K on 4 of these in last 3 days where OLP is close to PC, like Del Duca's and Jill Promoli's ridings.
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I’m still curious about who thought Del Duca was electable?
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Jeet if anyone ever made fun of your name it is much better then Del Duca.
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The Liberals polling probably looks as bad as the public polling. The only way Del Duca keeps his job beyond this election is getting more seats than the NDP. Likely the same for Horwath. Self preservation at this point, no surprise with either of them.
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The libs ran a terrible campaign. It’s like they were unaware that there were many times over the last 4 years that Ford was incredibly unpopular (even before COVID). The focus of their campaign should’ve been reminding the public of that & dictating public perception of ford
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TORstar backed one party (NDP) pre-buyout by private equity investors in 2018. Doug Ford is on pace for a bigger majority this time around with his popularity relatively not rebounded because the media has been complacent with him leading the province.
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I wish that, just for *one* election, the Liberals and NDP would get together in a pre-election coalition and only run one candidate per riding, on the promise that if the coalition won, they’d pass ranked ballots for future elections.
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