Poll by poll results mapped here: http://election-atlas.ca/fed/

Fixed.

The intersection of class and race. White Low income CTs 32% Middle income CTs 35% High income CTs 32% South Asian Low income CTs 76% Middle income CTs 16% High income CTs 7% Chinese Low income CTs 59% Middle income CTs 25% High income CTs 15% Black Low income CTs 76% Middle...

White-Black Index of Dissimilarity (and Black population %): New York 76.9 (17%) Chicago 75.2 (17%) Los Angeles 65.2 (7%) Boston 61.5 (8%) San Francisco 59.3 (8%) Toronto 51.5 (8%) Minneapolis 50.2 (8%) Seattle 45.6 (6%)

A lot is related to pre-migration factors as well. The Caribbean and East African communities are overwhelmingly working class immigrants and refugees. The East African community is the poorest in Toronto. True, Toronto is what would be considered moderately segregated. Ethnic enclaves...

A lot of data here... https://www.ryerson.ca/content/dam/rcis/documents/Segregation_Trends_in_Toronto_Hulchanski_at_Ryerson_14_Feb_2019_w_Appendix.pdf White-Visible Minority index of dissimilarity: 0.452 White-Black index of dissimilarity: 0.512

Do you mean Jarvis?

Emma Teitel on the east-west rivalry: https://www.thestar.com/opinion/star-columnists/2019/06/02/in-the-east-vs-west-in-toronto-debate-west-wins-the-snob-contest-hands-down.html

Update on NDP races: Andrew Cash was acclaimed in the fall to run in Davenport. In Danforth, documentary filmmaker Min Sook Lee looks like she's got it as her main opponent dropped out. Nomination meeting is May 30. Parkdale-High Park is the most contested race in the city for the NDP...

^ You realize that "revitalization" is happening all around the DTES, right?

Moss Park is basically to Toronto what the Downtown Eastside is to Vancouver.

Saron's political coalition was interesting: her vote largely tailed the progressive middle class vote that Jennifer Keesmaat got, but she also did very in certain public housing areas as well. Many of her best polls have (not surprisingly) sizeable Ethiopian/Eritrean populations (i.e. St...

Andrew Cash is a great fit for Davenport.

Then there was all those ONDP '18/Tory '18 voters in Danforth. Outside the Spadina to Roncesvalles "municipal left" stronghold.

Don't see Parkdale-High Park and Davenport going back to the pre-Layton 18%-ish range for NDP support any time soon, even with all those "rich hipsters at the Gladstone."

More young adults, more renters, more transit use = more left (generally). Age 20-35 Little Portugal 40.3% Annex 34% Dufferin Grove 32.8% Junction 24.6% Roncesvalles 24.4% South Riverdale 24.2% North Riverdale 18.1% Beaches 16.2% Renters Annex 62% Dufferin Grove 59.4%...

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Interesting. Beaches is indisputably Hillary. I would definitely put Dufferin Grove in Bernie territory though (southern Davenport is "hipster central"). Agree with the rest.