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Will the Liberals win every seat in Toronto again?

  • Yes

    Votes: 19 48.7%

  • No

    Votes: 20 51.3%
  • Total voters
    39
Vuong was very unimpressive when he ran for City Council a few years ago. In the last few years it seems he's taken on a few strategic roles to try and bolster his resume. I wonder if this lawsuit will actually force the Liberals to drop him.

Also, who knew the mask industry was so lucrative.
 
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EddyMCD said:
Vuong was very unimpressive when he ran for City Council a few years ago. In the last few years it seems he's taken on a few strategic roles to try and bolster his resume. I wonder if this lawsuit will actually force the Liberals to drop him.

Also, who knew the mask industry was so lucrative.
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Likewise, I'm not impressed with Kevin Vuong. Like Adam Vaughan, Vuong shares a penchant for self promotion, but unlike his predecessor, he doesn't seem particularly skilled in the minutiae of policy or government.

Regardless of the Globe piece, I still think Spadina Fort York is heavily favoured for the Liberals.
 
Yeah, the Conservatives are a nonfactor in downtown Toronto and for Spadina-Fort York to go NDP it would probably take the NDP pullling ahead of the Liberals nationally.
 
While I normally lean to the right, I’m voting NDP this time around. In Toronto-Centre only a vote for the NDP stands a chance on unseating the Liberal incumbent. The collapse of the Green Party should help too.
 
Admiral Beez said:
While I normally lean to the right, I’m voting NDP this time around. In Toronto-Centre only a vote for the NDP stands a chance on unseating the Liberal incumbent. The collapse of the Green Party should help too.
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I suspect Annamie Paul is the better strategic anti-Liberal option in Toronto Centre.
 
I'm skeptical that she'll come second though. Toronto Centre isn't a particularly "crunchy" riding and in a general election people vote more for the national horse race than local candidate. Plus her credibility has diminished significantly from then. The 8,000 raw votes in the by-election would only get around 15% in a general election - and I'm not sure she could even match that now. Yes she has a bit of a niche base of affluent Cabbagetowners (though that may have eroded) but I don't think she's a local hero in the constituency or anything.
 
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Meltdown city over here if the Cons win🤣. For the record I don't claim any party. Trudeau had some bad intel.
 
Liberals still gaining ground in the GTA per CP24, that makes me think Toronto is a lock.

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It will be interesting if the PPC support torpedoes some CPC candidates who actually had a chance to win.
 
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