Durham

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PROJECTION
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34-37% 46-49% 9-12% 5-8%

2007 CANDIDATES
BETTY SOMERVILLE
JOHN O’TOOLEPROJECTED WINNER
CATHERINE ROBINSON
JUNE DAVIS

2003 RESULTS

DURHAM (83.6%)

Candidate Party Vote Count Vote Share
*JOHN O’TOOLE 23814 47.09%
GARRY MINNIE 18590 36.76%
TERESA WILLIAMS 6274 12.41%
GORDON H. MACDONALD 1183 2.34%
CATHY MCKEEVER 707 1.40%

PICKERING-AJAX-UXBRIDGE (16.4%)

Candidate Party Vote Count Vote Share
WAYNE ARTHURS 24970 45.76%
*JANET ECKER 23960 43.91%
VERN EDWARDS 3690 6.76%
ADAM DUNCAN 1946 3.57%

TRANSPOSITION OF VOTES

Party Vote Count Vote Share
22254 58.25%
10263 26.86%
OTHERS 3455 9.04%
2231 5.84%

LATEST NEWS
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Tory concedes election [Posted 3 months ago]
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Ontario Election: Voter turnout hits an all-time low [Posted 10 months ago]
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Full Comment podcast: Election fallout [Posted 10 months ago]
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Will Tory's leadership survive? [Posted 10 months ago]
No seats, but Green party up in support [Posted 10 months ago]
Mixed member proportional system shot down in referendum [Posted 10 months ago]
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MMP: 'Just leave well enough alone' [Posted 10 months ago]
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Liberals, NDP maintain hold on Toronto [Posted 10 months ago]
John Ivison: This McGuinty victory not like the last one [Posted 10 months ago]
Biggest loser [Posted 10 months ago]
Andrew Coyne: Tory stumbled on schools, and the public panicked [Posted 10 months ago]
905 support goes mostly Liberal [Posted 10 months ago]
Tory concedes, but promises to stay on as leader [Posted 10 months ago]


4 Comments/commentaires
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Does Ben Blain know he is a candidate. In the 1999 election a candidate ran for the same party. Could not find the candidate in the riding so had a search done and located the candidate near Ottawa on. The candidate did not know she was in the election. I had a Federal Court judge take over the issue and it was pursued with Elections Ontario.

Comment/commentaire by caroline berney 08.26.07 @ 7:27 pm

This riding is very close and could be a huge upset in favour of the Liberals. Word on the street is that O’Toole has out worn his welcome. After 12 years of representing this riding there seems to be a feeling that the current Liberal government has done more for Durham than O’Toole managed to during the Harris/Eves days. Somerville is from the northern geographical half of the riding and is well known and well liked which means that the north will be split between Uxbridge going PC versus Port Perry Scugog going Liberal. The real fight will be fought in Bowmanville and Courtice. In the past Bowmanville has a history of swinging Liberal when the rest of the riding goes PC. And now that there is four more years of growth, making both Courtice and Bowmanville younger and more urban-centred either of these cities are up for grabs. There is also the issue that a close associate of O’Toole, the current Clarington mayor, Jim Abernathy has lost a much of his favour in a short period of time due the incineration debacle.

Comment/commentaire by KRS 09.06.07 @ 8:12 am

Living in the riding, I have talked to virtually no one who has any respect for O’toole as an MPP. However,the polls show us that there is still a significant portion of the voters who have voted PC all their lives, and can’t see themselves doing any different, no matter how useless the person is.
Looks like another easy victory for the bird-flipper!

Comment/commentaire by mark 09.16.07 @ 12:23 pm

Surprise. The libertrian candiate has disappeared and is not on the ballot. Somebody must read this site.

Comment/commentaire by caroline berney 09.24.07 @ 5:13 pm



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