Over the coming weeks, DemocraticSPACE will launch our coverage of the October 4, 2007 Ontario Election. As with our coverage of the 2006 Canadian Federal election, each of the 107 Ontario ridings will have its own page, where visitors can report on-the-ground happenings and offer their thoughts (feel free to report riding nominations as they happen). And, as per usual, we will provide riding-by-riding vote projections, based on our unique regional allocation model and the latest polling data.
The last 5 polls show the Liberals with an average of 38.4% support, following by the Progressive Conservatives at 36% and the NDP at 19.4%. Based on a simple riding-by-riding allocation (that is, unadjusted for regional variations), this has the Liberals leading with 51 seats, PC with 46 and the NDP with 10. [Note: edited to reflect the last 5 polls]
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2 JUNE 2006
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LIB
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PC
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NDP
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OTH
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% SUPPORT
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37.9%
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36.1%
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19.1%
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6.9%
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TOTAL SEATS
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50
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47
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10
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0
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% OF SEATS
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47%
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44%
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9%
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0%
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