With just a few days until Thursday’s Ontario election, Doug Ford’s PCs appear to be headed for a second straight majority.
With just a few days until Thursday’s Ontario election, Doug Ford’s PCs appear to be headed for a second straight majority, and Liberal Leader Steven Del Duca is likely to lose his own riding, according to the latest update from The Signal, a poll aggregator created for the Star by Vox Pop Labs.
“Not in Ontario. It’s really quite surprising given how animated political competition has been at the federal level,” van der Linden said. The Signal’s seat projection, which is based on publicly-released polls from the current campaign, as well as results from the 2018 election, has just six seats listed as toss-ups. Late last week, there were 10.
Ford, Horwath and Schreiner are all projected as “safe” in their ridings of Etobicoke North, Hamilton Centre and Guelph, respectively.
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