Is it safe to say so much of what we have come to love (and hate) about Ontario will be forever changed on Thursday night?
As a Dad of young children, & teacher, I'm struggling with what a PC majority might mean for school communities, the environment, and our health care system.
As a Dad of young children, & teacher, I'm struggling with what a PC majority might mean for school communities, the environment, and our health care system.
I have knocked on doors, made phone calls and talked with friends and neighbours. I am voting with a few on Thursday in order to help get out the vote, but I'm afraid it won't be enough.
At this time, I really think the only chance we have of stopping Ford and his PCs is to swallow our preferred party pride, check our hearts, and vote for the candidate most likely to defeat the PC candidate, riding by riding.
On that note, below I'm going to post a screenshot of the 338canada.com polling data for each riding, and suggest how folks revolted by Ford and the PCs might vote to at least hold them to a minority.
@DFisman @politicsfisher @CarymaRules @FordOut2022 @notoneseat @338Canada @JakeLandauTO @350Canada It would be something if you might consider amplifying this thread for folks to #VoteFordOut2022 this Thursday.
#OntarioElection2022
#onpoli
Here we go.
#OntarioElection2022
#onpoli
Here we go.
In #DonValleyWest,
Vote Liberal to #VoteFordOutJune2.
I reached my limit on this thread. Starting a new one.
Vote Liberal to #VoteFordOutJune2.
I reached my limit on this thread. Starting a new one.
Thanks Paul!
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
