ONTARIO 2007 HOMEPAGE

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DemocraticSPACE is projecting a Liberal Majority Government. Dalton McGuinty’s Liberals are projected to win 65 seats on support of 42.5%, John Tory’s Progressive Conservatives with 29 seats on support of 32.2% and Howard Hampton’s NDP with 13 seats on support of 17.3%. Frank de Jong’s Greens are not projected to win seats, on support of 6.3%. All others are projected at 1.7% support.

The above projections are averages, but given the polling data has a margin of error of roughly +/- 1.5% (so riding projections have a 3% range), there are a number of ridings that are simply too close to call (where the ranges of more than one party overlap). As such, we are providing a range of seats and support as follows.

PARTY SEATS SUPPORT
LIBERAL 56-72 41.0-44.0%
PC 25-38 31.1-33.3%
NDP 9-15 16.7-17.9%
GREEN 0 5.9-6.7%
OTHERS 0 1.6-1.8%

Download RIDING-BY-RIDING PROJECTIONS1

Here is what a map of the average projection above looks like:



SOUTHERN ONTARIO

Follow the links below for detailed maps and riding-by-riding projections.

NORTHERN ONTARIO
EASTERN ONTARIO
CENTRAL ONTARIO
SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO
HAMILTON-NIAGARA
PEEL-HALTON
YORK-DURHAM
TORONTO

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SEAT PROJECTIONS
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STRATEGIC VOTING GUIDE
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Note
1 Please note that since Elections Ontario’s “transposition of votes” from 2003 to Ontario’s 107 new ridings do not include numbers for the Green Party, we cannot make riding-by-riding projections for the Greens — however, you can assume the Greens are 1-to-2% less than the figure given under the “other” column in the projection tables.


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