Ontario Elections

More than one million Ontarians cast a ballot at advance polls ahead of the June 2 vote, Elections Ontario said Monday. The 1066545 votes represents about ...

The elections agency is reminding eligible Ontarians that they can still vote early at their local returning or satellite office until June 1. For this election, the period for advance polling was expanded to 10 days from five in 2018. More than one million Ontarians cast a ballot at advance polls ahead of the June 2 vote, Elections Ontario said Monday.

Elections Ontario says 1,066,545 votes were cast during the 10-day period for the advance polls, which represents about 9.92 per cent of eligible voters. By ...

Elections Ontario says 1,066,545 votes were cast during the 10-day period for the advance polls, which represents about 9.92 per cent of eligible voters. Elections Ontario has released its preliminary figures for the advance polls for the upcoming Provincial election. Preliminary figures for ten days of advance polls released

Ontario Progressive Conservative leader Doug Ford and NDP leader Andrea Horwath are both in Ottawa on Monday as the provincial election campaign reaches the ...

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Elections Ontario said that in the 10-day period for advance polls, some 1066545 votes were cast, representing about 9.92 per cent of eligible voters.

Anyone who applied to vote by mail must ensure that their voting kit is received by Elections Ontario by 6 p.m. on June 2. For comparison, in the 2018 provincial election, when there were five days of advance polling, 698,609 cast a ballot representing 6.8 per cent of the eligible population. It indicated that in the 10-day period for advance polls, there were 1,066,545 votes representing about 9.92 per cent of eligible voters.

As other Ontario political party leaders have refrained from campaigning in the Bay of Quinte riding deemed by pundits as safe for the return of the PCs, ...

For those who have applied to vote by mail, a reminder that Elections Ontario must receive your completed voting kit by 6 PM (Eastern Time) on June 2.” Fournier’s data crunching at the time ahead of the election forecasted Ford was most likely going to win a majority government. This represents 9.92 per cent of eligible voters in Ontario.” Article content Article content Article content

This week is the last of the 2022 election and the major party leaders have the gas pedal to the floor.

From East York, Del Duca will travel to Kitchener and Cambridge. Article content He announced his party would be expanding Highway 417. While in Guelph, Schreiner and his team shared their climate strategy. When you take your little one to the ER, there will be someone there to take a look right away. Article content “I think all three parties or four parties need to get together and have a chat about it after this election. Article content For two weeks while residents and businesses suffered, Doug Ford did nothing.” “More than one week ago a storm devastated many neighbourhoods in Ottawa and there are still thousands without power. Article content Article content

Nearly 10 per cent of Ontario voters cast a ballot in advance polls, up from last provincial election, a potentially encouraging sign of voter engagement in ...

Elections Ontario has sent out 120,967 mail-in ballot kits to voters who requested them this election, including 3,300 in London’s three core city ridings. “Folks who tend to be lower on the income ladder might have less flexibility and be less likely to vote. Article content Article content Article content Article content

C'est le dernier droit de la campagne électorale en Ontario. Dans la circonscription de Kitchener-Centre, où mènent, selon les sondages, les candidats ...

Steven Del Duca insiste: «Il y a un individu qui n’est pas compétent pour mener cette province et nous le savons en raison de sa performance au cours des quatre dernières années, avant la COVID-19, et pendant la COVID-19, et son nom, c’est Doug Ford. Nous devons arrêter Doug Ford, et la seule façon d’arrêter Doug Ford, c’est en votant pour les libéraux.» Ce même sondage révélait que les répondants jugent aussi que Doug Ford et Andrea Horwath seraient meilleurs que Steven Del Duca pour faire face au coût de la vie et pour améliorer les soins de santé. La néo-démocrate Andrea Horwath a obtenu 21% des voix à ce sondage, et Steven Del Duca se situe au troisième rang, avec seulement 12% des répondants qui jugent qu’il ferait le meilleur premier ministre.

Also: Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford will make an unspecified announcement in Ottawa; NDP Leader Andrea Horwath is set to make an announcement in ...

Want to hear more about the Ontario election from our journalists? In the last weekend of the campaign, Southwestern Ontario took centre stage. The region west of the GTA, with more than 20 seats, has offered up many tight three-way races in previous provincial elections.

Staff at advance polling stations were busy as more than one million voters across Ontario cast ballots ahead of the June 2 provincial election.

As well, voters can download the Elections Ontario app or consult their voter information card. Article content Article content Preliminary figures released by Elections Ontario on Monday indicate 1,066,545 voters, or 9.92 per cent of those eligible to vote, marked their X during the 10 days of advance polling, which ended on May 28. Advance polling stations busy Back to video Advance polling stations busy

Elections Ontario says it has sent significantly more mail-in ballots to voters this time around. Voting kits have been mailed out to 126,135 eligible ...

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Also: Progressive Conservative Doug Ford is set to make campaign stops in St. Catharines and Niagara; NDP Leader Andrea Horwath will be in Ottawa to talk ...

Want to hear more about the Ontario election from our journalists? Voting kits must be received by 6 p.m. on Thursday and can be mailed or dropped off at a returning office. Elections Ontario says it has sent significantly more mail-in ballots to voters this time around.

Here's what you need to know about the PC, NDP, Liberal, and Green leaders, the party platforms, campaign staff and more.

Registered voters will need to bring one piece of ID with their name to the polling station. If you are not registered on the voters list, you will need to present one piece of ID showing both your name and current residential address to vote. The Greens would implement new fees and taxes to pay for the plan. - Transportation: The Greens would cut transit fares in half for at least three months as part of a plan to triple public-transit use by 2030. Ontarians can vote at any of the advance voting locations in their electoral district between May 19 and May 28. The Liberals also pledge to expand access to mental-health services including training 3,000 new mental-health and addictions professionals. - Transportation: The Liberals have made a“buck-a-ride, provincewide”promise to cut fares for every transit system across the province to $1 until January, 2024. - Health care: The NDP commits to hiring 30,000 nurses and 10,000 personal support workers in an effort to address staffing shortages and lengthy waiting times. The party promises to increase wages for health care workers, including a minimum $25 an hour for personal support workers. They would also end exclusionary zoning to increase the supply of affordable housing. - Health care: As government, the party introduced what it called A Plan to Stay Open with a focus onbuilding more health care infrastructureand expanding the work force to ensure Ontario is better prepared for any future emergencies. The provincial election in Ontario is on Thursday, June 2.

Can anyone stop Doug Ford?: If the polls are right, the Progressive Conservatives are cruising to victory on June 2. But that hasn't stopped the NDP and the ...