Ontario Election 2022

[The Right Honourable Martin Brian Mulroney PC CC GOQ]

Del Duca lost. That's that for him, I guess.

Also, Gurratan is getting creamed in Brampton East! Not called yet, but that's the one 905 seat I thought the NDP would hold.

[The Right Honourable Martin Brian Mulroney PC CC GOQ]

It seems like Federal and Ontario politics are a literal reverse from where they were during the Harper years

That's often how it is, Ontario likes to have opposite parties in power

[King of Kensington]

Quite the comfortable lead for Jill Andrew in St. Paul's. 

[trebor204]

Early results in Brantford-Brant show John Turmel in last place out of 9 candidates, this will make his losing streak at 103.

[Pericles]

NDP are on 28 seats at the moment, and second in the popular vote. Maybe it isn't even much of a loss from 2018? Kind of surprising that they don't get the usual underperformance from their poll numbers.

[The Right Honourable Martin Brian Mulroney PC CC GOQ]

Quite the comfortable lead for Jill Andrew in St. Paul's. 

Very surprised by that, TSP felt like an accidental NDP win in 2018, but maybe Jill Andrew bilt a strong personal brand. Or perhaps, progressive voters there were long-suppressed by the "oh the NDP can't win here, this is safe Liberal" mentality, but seeing an NDP MPP win changed that perception. That may actually be a major factor contributing to the NDP having a relatively respectable showing.

[Bootes Void]

Seems like a expected result as we knew Doug Ford with the only question being how much. Im kinda surprised to see the PCs completely sweep the GTA including where. I thought maybe the NDPs could maybe hold on to some seats in the GTA, but I guess thats not happening.

I am interested to see how Ford's popularity will change in the next 4 years as people may hold him more to account for Ontario's problems rather than blaming Wynne as it happened earlier in his tenure

[Logical]

Gilles Bisson has lost in Timmins with an absolutely monster swing to the PC.

[Vosem]

Gilles Bisson has lost in Timmins with an absolutely monster swing to the PC.

What's the reason for that? Timmins might be the single largest swing in the province.

[Secretary of State Liberal Hack]

Gilles Bisson has lost in Timmins with an absolutely monster swing to the PC.

What's the reason for that? Timmins might be the single largest swing in the province.

Mayor of Timmins ran for the PC's

[The Right Honourable Martin Brian Mulroney PC CC GOQ]

George Pirie (PC) cleaning up in Timmins, wow. 65% to Bisson's 29% right now, with 16/27 polls reporting. PCs also ahead in Mushkegowuk but most polls aren't in yet.

[DistingFlyer]

Del Duca has lost; that's not a shock, but I am a little surprised at just how badly the Liberals are bombing: they may very well lose official party status again, and look likely to come third in the popular vote too.

[The Right Honourable Martin Brian Mulroney PC CC GOQ]

Crazy how big the PCs are winning in Brampton. 40%+ in every seat, I don't think I've ever seen any Conservative party winning so resoundingly in Brampton.

[jaichind]

Jagmeet Singh's brother lost

[Pericles]

My take as an outsider is that the NDP can be relieved that they are clearly the second place party. Horwath and Del Duca are surely gone soon, but the NDP should have a bigger and better talent pool than the Liberals.

[adma]

Crazy how big the PCs are winning in Brampton. 40%+ in every seat, I don't think I've ever seen any Conservative party winning so resoundingly in Brampton.

*harrumph* the Mike Harris era

[Bootes Void]

Crazy how big the PCs are winning in Brampton. 40%+ in every seat, I don't think I've ever seen any Conservative party winning so resoundingly in Brampton.

i guess people really want hwy 413 built

[Filuwaúrdjan]

The grimly predictable landslide. Still, the a clear second place finish (it's seats that matter) for the NDP, which positions them better for the future, but they'll need to change a few things to make anything of it.

[jaichind]

Libs finally ahead of NDP in vote share

[Independents for Nihilism]

Surprised to see the Liberals barely even budge from their 2018 seat count, let alone not reach official party status. Especially if they're leading the NDP in the popular vote.

Also, who's Bobbi Ann Brady? Equally surprised to see an independent victory.

[MaxQue]

Surprised to see the Liberals barely even budge from their 2018 seat count, let alone not reach official party status. Especially if they're leading the NDP in the popular vote.

Also, who's Bobbi Ann Brady? Equally surprised to see an independent victory.

Employee of the long-term retiring PC MPP. He supports her, as Ford imposed a candidate instead of letting the association choose.

[VPH]

Strange to see the NDP losing the one Thunder Bay seat they had and picking up the other Thunder Bay seat.

[Leading Political Consultant Ma Anand Sheela]

PCs winning Timmins by running the mayor of Timmins, Libs winning Barrie-Springwater by running the mayor of Barrie. The premier is the dead mayor of Toronto's brother, the leading (PC) candidate in York South is his nephew. Ontarians simp for their mayors apparently!

[adma]

You'd be likelier to see a circumstance where *all* Mississauga seats vote like the Sousa-skewed Mississauga-Lakeshore did in '18.  

And...I was clairvoyant there, it seems.

[Oryxslayer]

The grimly predictable landslide. Still, the a clear second place finish (it's seats that matter) for the NDP, which positions them better for the future, but they'll need to change a few things to make anything of it.

On this point Horwath has resigned.