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« on: May 02, 2018, 10:03:41 PM »


Polling simulator:http://www.tooclosetocall.ca/p/ontario-2018-simulator.html?m=1

Predicted Items

Popular vote: 
Liberals:
PC:
NDP:
Greens:
Other/Independents:

Seats:
Liberals:
PC:
NDP:
Greens:
Other/Independents:

Battle Ground riding predictions (I have tried to use past results and media speculation as a guide for which riding to choose. Feel free to add additional Ridings to this list that were left off.

Ottawa and Eastern/Central Ontario:
Ottawa West-Nepean-
Glengarry-Prescott-Russell-
Kingston and the Islands-
Peterborough-

905 Belt
Ajax-
Oshawa-
Vaughan-Woodbridge-
King-Vaughan-
Brampton-East-
Brampton-North-
Mississauga-lake shore-
Mississauga-Streetsville-

GTA:
Scarborough Centre-
Scarborough Agincourt-
Scarborough Southwest-
Eglinton-Lawrence-
Willowdale-
York Centre-
Beaches-East York-
Davenport-
Toronto-centre
University-Rosedale-
Etobicoke North-
Etobicoke Lakeshore-
Etobicoke Center-
York South Weston-
Humber River Black Creek-

Southwest/Midwest and Nigeria region:
Burlington-
Oakville-
St Catherine’s-
Brantford-Brant-
Guelph-
Waterloo-
London North-Centre-

Northern Ontario:
Sudbury-
Sault Ste Marie-

Any other ridings that you predict will change hands that I have not listed:
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« Reply #1 on: May 03, 2018, 10:56:29 AM »

Since polls will change I will give a prediction as we get closer, but thoughts on the ridings mentioned below.  Note under Election predictions we already have a section for Ontario so you may want to merge this with https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=250768.0 .

Popular vote: 
Liberals:
PC:
NDP:
Greens:
Other/Independents:

Seats:
Liberals:
PC:
NDP:
Greens:
Other/Independents:

Battle Ground riding predictions (I have tried to use past results and media speculation as a guide for which riding to choose. Feel free to add additional Ridings to this list that were left off.

Ottawa and Eastern/Central Ontario:
Ottawa West-Nepean- Lib/PC battleground slight edge for PCs now but could change
Glengarry-Prescott-Russell-  PC's favoured but OLP win still possible
Kingston and the Islands- OLP favoured, NDP win possible if they gain momentum, PC only in a perfect three way split.
Peterborough- Usually goes for the winner so probably PCs, OLP and NDP only if either gains a lot of momentum.

905 Belt
Ajax- Leans PC but slight uptick and OLP could hold
Oshawa- NDP/PC battleground so too close to call at the moment.
Vaughan-Woodbridge- Notwithstanding other predictions, tends to be more swingy than most ridings and has demographics in line with Ford Nation so leans PC, but OLP hold still possible.
King-Vaughan-  Likely PCs unless they screw up badly.
Brampton-East-  Solid NDP
Brampton-North- PCs if strong splits, NDP or OLP if progressives coalesce behind one of them.
Mississauga-lake shore- Likely PCs, but choice of Ford who is a bad fit might save Sousa.  Had Elliott been chosen, would have been solid PC
Mississauga-Streetsville- Leans PCs

GTA:
Scarborough Centre- PC/OLP battleground, but could go NDP if they get some momentum.
Scarborough Agincourt- Likely PC, OLP hold only if PCs screw up
Scarborough Southwest- Likely OLP, NDP possible if they get some momentum, PCs only if they win big and see perfect splits.
Eglinton-Lawrence-  OLP/PC battleground, Ford bad fit, but PC base strong here.
Willowdale-  Slight edge for PCs but still competitive.
York Centre- Likely PC (probably one of the first to fall in 416), only stays OLP if they rebound strongly and PCs mess up
Beaches-East York- Leans NDP, but could stay OLP if progressive vote unites behind them.
Davenport-  Likely NDP, OLP hold only if NDP messed up badly.
Toronto-centre - Safe Liberal, only goes NDP if Liberals win 0 seats or close to.
University-Rosedale-  Likely Liberal, but NDP win still possible.  PCs won't win but could play kingmaker in terms of whom do they take more support from.
Etobicoke North- Normally a fairly Liberal riding, but heart of Ford Nation, so likely PC, but Ford has more chance of losing his own riding than the election.  OLP could win and NDP if they surge above 30% provincewide.
Etobicoke Lakeshore-  Slight edge for PCs but OLP still competitive here
Etobicoke Center-  Likely PC, only stays OLP if gap closes.
York South Weston- Too close to call, slight edge NDP but still could stay OLP.  PCs won't win, but will likely do better than normal so which party they gain votes from will be key.
Humber River Black Creek-  OLP/NDP battleground, PCs being kingmaker as they gain a lot of votes but still stay in third but which party they gain most from will lose.

Southwest/Midwest and Nigeria region:
Burlington-  Fairly easy PC pick up.  Would be guaranteed with Elliott is leader as Ford is a bad fit, but still 80-90% chance they win this.
Oakville-  Also likely PC pickup but choice of Ford gives OLP a slight chance at holding whereas under Elliott it would have been zero.
St Catherine’s-  Likely PC, but Jim Bradley's personal popularity might save OLP.  NDP only if they manage to win outright, but the better they do the more likely a PC pickup.
Brantford-Brant-  Likely PC, but NDP win possible if above 30% provincewide and PCs fall below 40%.  OLP is toast here and will come in third.
Guelph-  If Greens win any seats this will be it.  OLP win still possible, PCs if you get strong enough splits (they have a ceiling of around 30%), NDP if they win provincewide.
Waterloo- Lean NDP, but PCs if you get strong splits
London North-Centre- PC/NDP battleground primarily, OLP win possible but least likely of the three.

Northern Ontario:
Sudbury- Likely NDP pickup, PCs only if perfect splits and NDP bombs election
Sault Ste Marie- Likely PC, NDP if PCs mess up, OLP toast here.

Any other ridings that you predict will change hands that I have not listed:

There are lots of others that could change hands.  Actually Liberal polling numbers are bad enough just about all of theirs are somewhat vulnerable.  PCs asides from Scarborough North and Sault Ste. Marie which they won in by-elections aren't likely to lose anything unless NDP surges to first place and even then only Sarnia-Lambton and Chatham-Kent-Leamington could I see flipping if that happened.

For NDP, they will face challenges from PCs in Niagara Falls, Niagara Centre (less so, but Rust belt so prime territory for Ford to overperform), London West, and Kenora-Rainy River

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« Reply #2 on: May 04, 2018, 08:32:44 AM »

I can't seem to get this link to work:

http://www.tooclosetocall.ca/p/ontario-2018-simulator.html?m=1

The page appears, but there's no table to input poll numbers.

I'm trying to determine what poll numbers would produce this result: PC 60, NDP 33, Lib 31
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« Reply #3 on: May 04, 2018, 08:49:22 AM »

Works for me. If you put in 27.6 / 36.5 / 28.45 / 5.0 you get those totals.
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« Reply #4 on: May 13, 2018, 06:58:31 PM »

Popular vote:
Liberals:24.7%
PC:38.6%
NDP:31.3%
Greens:4%
Other/Independents:1.2%

Seats:
Liberals:12
PC:73
NDP:38
Greens:0
Other/Independents:0


Ottawa and Eastern/Central Ontario:
Ottawa West-Nepean- PC
Glengarry-Prescott-Russell- PC
Kingston and the Islands- NDP
Peterborough- PC

905 Belt
Ajax- PC
Oshawa- NDP
Vaughan-Woodbridge- Liberal
King-Vaughan- PC
Brampton-East- NDP
Brampton-North- NDP
Mississauga-lake shore- PC
Mississauga-Streetsville- PC

GTA:
Scarborough Centre- PC
Scarborough Agincourt- PC
Scarborough Southwest- PC
Eglinton-Lawrence- PC
Willowdale- PC
York Centre- PC
Beaches-East York- NDP
Davenport- NDP
Toronto-centre- Liberal
University-Rosedale- Liberal
Etobicoke North- PC
Etobicoke Lakeshore- PC
Etobicoke Center- PC
York South Weston- NDP
Humber River Black Creek- NDP

Southwest/Midwest and Nigeria region:
Burlington- PC
Oakville- PC
St Catherine’s- Liberal
Brantford-Brant-PC
Guelph- Liberal
Waterloo- NDP
London North-Centre- NDP

Northern Ontario:
Sudbury- NDP
Sault Ste Marie- NDP
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« Reply #5 on: May 13, 2018, 08:33:47 PM »

I don't think Woodbridge is as Liberal as you think.
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« Reply #6 on: May 14, 2018, 08:53:37 AM »

I don't think Woodbridge is as Liberal as you think.

Indeed. Italians love Doug Ford.
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« Reply #7 on: May 14, 2018, 09:25:16 AM »


Yes.  And Woodbridge has voted Conservative before.  Voting for Ford's PCs is not a radical break from traditional partisan loyalties (i.e. it's not like York South-Weston going Conservative). It's also filled with people with money who are not (in Fordian terms) "elites."

Woodbridge has a tendency to swing hard toward the winner.  You can't simply extrapolate from the last provincial election and conclude that it's basically another St. Paul's.
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« Reply #8 on: May 15, 2018, 05:58:48 PM »

My predictions for the North:

Algoma-Manitoulin: ONDP         
Kenora-Rainy River: ONDP   
Nickel Belt: ONDP
Nipissing: PC   
Parry Sound-Muskoka: PC      
Sault Ste. Marie: ONDP      
Sudbury: ONDP      
Thunder Bay-Atikokan: ONDP         
Thunder Bay-Superior North: ONDP      
Timiskaming-Cochrane: ONDP      
Timmins: ONDP
Kiiwetinoong: ONDP
Mushkegowuk-James Bay: ONDP
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« Reply #9 on: May 15, 2018, 06:11:13 PM »


Yes.  And Woodbridge has voted Conservative before.  Voting for Ford's PCs is not a radical break from traditional partisan loyalties (i.e. it's not like York South-Weston going Conservative). It's also filled with people with money who are not (in Fordian terms) "elites."

Woodbridge has a tendency to swing hard toward the winner.  You can't simply extrapolate from the last provincial election and conclude that it's basically another St. Paul's.

Exactly.  If you look at the results of Vaughan in 2006 and 2008 vs. 2011, it swung much harder towards the Tories than most ridings did.  I describe it as essentially a Blue Liberal/Red Tory with a weak hard right base, but also weak progressive base too thus why you can see these strong swings.  In many ways more akin to Winnipeg South or Saint Boniface in Manitoba which see similar swings although very different demographics or perhaps even the North Shore of BC is somewhat comparable.
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« Reply #10 on: May 15, 2018, 07:46:57 PM »

Exactly.  If you look at the results of Vaughan in 2006 and 2008 vs. 2011, it swung much harder towards the Tories than most ridings did.  I describe it as essentially a Blue Liberal/Red Tory with a weak hard right base, but also weak progressive base too thus why you can see these strong swings.  In many ways more akin to Winnipeg South or Saint Boniface in Manitoba which see similar swings although very different demographics or perhaps even the North Shore of BC is somewhat comparable.

Though you're not acknowledging a major factor behind that hard swing--Liberal MP Maurizio Bevilacqua stepping down to run for Vaughan Mayor, and his replacement by Conservative Julian Fantino in a 2010 byelection squeaker.  Had Bevilacqua been defending the seat in 2011 (rather than Fantino defending his byelection win), I suspect the race would have been much tighter.

Oh, and re "weak progressive base", I think it might have been the only federal Ontario seat in 2015 where the NDP scored less than 5%.
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« Reply #11 on: May 15, 2018, 07:59:05 PM »

Blue Liberal is probably a good description for Woodbridge. 

But yeah I don't find the explanations for why it'll be the one Liberal holdout in 905 (Italians! Del Duca! Seat projector!) very convincing. 

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« Reply #12 on: May 15, 2018, 09:32:46 PM »
« Edited: May 16, 2018, 09:50:26 PM by Tintrlvr »

Why not.

Predicted Items

Popular vote:  
Liberals: 18.4%
PC: 38.8%
NDP: 37.3%
Greens: 4.3%
Other/Independents: 1.2%

Seats:
Liberals: 2
PC: 62
NDP: 59
Greens: 1
Other/Independents: 0

Ottawa and Eastern/Central Ontario
Ottawa West-Nepean: PC
Glengarry-Prescott-Russell: PC
Kingston and the Islands: NDP
Peterborough-Kawartha: NDP

905 Belt
Ajax: PC
Oshawa: NDP
Vaughan-Woodbridge: PC
King-Vaughan: PC
Brampton East: NDP
Brampton North: NDP
Mississauga-Lakeshore: PC
Mississauga-Streetsville: PC

GTA
Scarborough Centre: NDP
Scarborough Agincourt: PC
Scarborough Southwest: NDP
Eglinton-Lawrence: PC
Willowdale: PC
York Centre: PC
Beaches-East York: NDP
Davenport: NDP
Toronto-Centre: NDP
University-Rosedale: NDP
Etobicoke North: PC
Etobicoke-Lakeshore: PC
Etobicoke Centre: PC
York South-Weston: NDP
Humber River-Black Creek: NDP

Southwest/Midwest and Niagara region
Burlington: PC
Oakville: PC
St Catherines: NDP
Brantford-Brant: NDP
Guelph: Green
Waterloo: NDP
London North Centre: NDP

Northern Ontario
Sudbury: NDP
Sault Ste. Marie: PC

The two surviving Liberal seats are Toronto-St. Paul's and Ottawa-Vanier. I haven't really thought through my seat totals in depth and might make adjustments. And of course this is just based on the current situation; things can change.
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« Reply #13 on: May 16, 2018, 07:28:42 AM »

Blue Liberal is probably a good description for Woodbridge. 

But yeah I don't find the explanations for why it'll be the one Liberal holdout in 905 (Italians! Del Duca! Seat projector!) very convincing. 



Italians in general tend to be 'blue Liberals'
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« Reply #14 on: May 16, 2018, 11:38:35 PM »

My feeling about the popular vote is something like:  37-38% each for the PCs and NDP, and around 22% for the Liberals.

I'm still trying to figure out what a map will look like though.
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« Reply #15 on: May 23, 2018, 11:30:32 AM »
« Edited: May 23, 2018, 11:33:47 AM by King of Kensington »

I don't have the guts to put out my exact seat number yet, but I'll try answering.


Ottawa and Eastern/Central Ontario:
Ottawa West-Nepean- Most likely PC, but could be a random Liberal holdout
Glengarry-Prescott-Russell- Definitely PC
Kingston and the Islands- Most likely NDP, small possibility of Liberal holdout
Peterborough- Most likely PC, could go NDP if things go well

905 Belt
Ajax- Most likely PC, could go NDP if things go well
Oshawa- Most likely NDP hold, but could it could be a "Sault Ste. Marie '11" (federal)
Vaughan-Woodbridge- I think the PCs are likely to take this though people are very adamant about the idea of Del Duca being the 1 Liberal holdout in 905
King-Vaughan- PC
Brampton-East- Definitely NDP
Brampton-North- Most likely NDP
Mississauga-lake shore- Most likely PC
Mississauga-Streetsville- Most likely PC

GTA:
Scarborough Centre- Either PC or NDP
Scarborough Agincourt- Most likely PC
Scarborough Southwest- Most likely NDP
Eglinton-Lawrence- Could be a Liberal holdout (rich riding where Ford may underperform) but PCs could end up taking it
Willowdale- Probably PC
York Centre- Probably PC
Beaches-East York- Most likely NDP
Davenport- Definitely NDP
Toronto-centre - Likely Liberal holdout, but good chance of NDP taking it too
University-Rosedale- Most likely NDP, unless the Avenue Rd. wall kills them
Etobicoke North- Most likely Ford, small chance of NDP upset
Etobicoke Lakeshore-  PC, Liberals and NDP will split the vote
Etobicoke Center- Most likely PC, small chance of iit being a Liberal holdout
York South Weston- Most likely NDP
Humber River Black Creek- Most likely NDP

Southwest/Midwest and Nigeria region:
Burlington- PC
Oakville- Most likely PC, but may surprise with Ford's underperformance with elite voters
St Catherine’s- Most likely PC.  Jim Bradley's residual popularlity makes NDP pickup less likely
Brantford-Brant- PC or NDP - really hard to say
Guelph- I have no idea.
Waterloo- Definitely NDP
London North-Centre- Most likely NDP

Northern Ontario:
Sudbury- Definitely NDP
Sault Ste Marie- Likely PC hold, but strong possibility of NDP pickup


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« Reply #16 on: May 23, 2018, 01:03:38 PM »

As it stands now, I am only predicting this with several TCTC ridings:

416
PC - 4
Lib - 7 (yes, it's high according to public perception, but I think that is their rock bottom in TO)
NDP - 3
TCTC -11

905
PC - 21
Lib - 3
NDP - 13
TCTC -6

East
PC - 11
Lib - 3
NDP - 1
TCTC -4

North
PC - 3
Lib - 1
NDP - 8
TCTC -2

SW
PC - 11
Lib - 0
NDP - 9
TCTC -4

So here is the total:
PC - 50
Lib - 14
NDP - 34
TCTC -26

Tight, but the smart money would still be on a PC government.  Over 2/3 of the TCTC seats have a PC candidate in the top two.
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« Reply #17 on: May 23, 2018, 04:45:01 PM »

14 Liberal seats before too close to calls?! That's a ballsy prediction. Let's see how it works out.
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« Reply #18 on: May 23, 2018, 06:00:02 PM »

14 Liberal seats before too close to calls?! That's a ballsy prediction. Let's see how it works out.

Perhaps, but it all hinges on them holding the old downtown TO. If they can't win at least 7 of these 9 seats - St. Paul's, DVW, DVE, University Rosedale, Eglinton-Lawrence, Spadina-Ft. York, Willowdale, Toronto Centre and Scarborough Guildwood - we will probably finish with a huge PC majority. For the rest, I am actually being conservative - I am counting Liberals holding Ottawa Vanier, Ottawa South and Ottawa Centre in the east, reelecting either Michael Gravelle or Bill Mauro in Thunder Bay and holding three 905 seats (Del Duca in Vaughan and 2 Mississauga seats - Malton and Lakeshore - yes, I am expecting Sousa to survive Smiley)!
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« Reply #19 on: May 25, 2018, 07:32:55 PM »

Updated

Popular vote:
Liberals:21%
PC:34.5%
NDP:40.5%
Greens:4%
Other/Independents:1.2%

Seats:
Liberals:5
PC:54
NDP:64
Greens:0
Other/In


Ottawa and Eastern/Central Ontario:
Ottawa West-Nepean- PC
Glengarry-Prescott-Russell- PC
Kingston and the Islands- NDP
Peterborough- NDP

905 Belt
Ajax- PC
Oshawa- NDP
Vaughan-Woodbridge- PC
King-Vaughan- PC
Brampton-East- NDP
Brampton-North- NDP
Mississauga-lake shore- PC
Mississauga-Streetsville- PC

GTA:
Scarborough Centre- NDP
Scarborough Agincourt- PC
Scarborough Southwest-NDP
Eglinton-Lawrence-Liberal
Willowdale- PC
York Centre- PC
Beaches-East York- NDP
Davenport- NDP
Toronto-centre- NDP
University-Rosedale-NDP
Etobicoke North- PC
Etobicoke Lakeshore- PC
Etobicoke Center- PC
York South Weston- NDP
Humber River Black Creek- NDP

Southwest/Midwest and Nigeria region:
Burlington- PC
Oakville- PC
St Catherine’s- Liberal
Brantford-Brant-NDP
Guelph- NDP
Waterloo- NDP
London North-Centre- NDP

Northern Ontario:
Sudbury- NDP
Sault Ste Marie- NDP
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« Reply #20 on: May 26, 2018, 01:05:25 PM »

Yeah. Not making a prediction now. Will wait.
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« Reply #21 on: May 26, 2018, 03:08:09 PM »

Ok, I'll play

Ottawa and Eastern/Central Ontario:
Ottawa West-Nepean- PC
Glengarry-Prescott-Russell- PC
Kingston and the Islands- NDP
Peterborough-Kawartha - PC

905 Belt
Ajax- PC
Oshawa- NDP
Vaughan-Woodbridge- PC
King-Vaughan- PC
Brampton East- NDP
Brampton North- NDP
Mississauga-Lakeshore- PC
Mississauga-Streetsville- PC

GTA:
Scarborough Centre- PC
Scarborough Agincourt- PC
Scarborough Southwest- NDP
Eglinton-Lawrence- PC
Willowdale- PC
York Centre- PC
Beaches-East York- NDP
Davenport- NDP
Toronto Centre - NDP
University-Rosedale- NDP
Etobicoke North- PC
Etobicoke Lakeshore- PC
Etobicoke Centre - PC
York South Weston- NDP
Humber River Black Creek- NDP

Southwest/Midwest and Nigeria region:
Burlington- PC
Oakville- PC
St. Catharines - NDP
Brantford-Brant- NDP
Guelph- Green
Waterloo- NDP
London North Centre- NDP

Northern Ontario:
Sudbury- NDP
Sault Ste Marie- PC

Any other ridings that you predict will change hands that I have not listed:
Spadina-Fort York -> NDP
Don Valley North -> PC
Scarborough-Guildwood -> PC
Scarborough-Rouge Park -> PC
All of York Region -> PC
All of Mississauga -> PC
Brampton Centre -> NDP
Brampton West -> PC
Brampton South -> PC
All of Halton -> PC
Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas -> NDP
Durham -> NDP
Both Barrie ridings: --> PC
Orleans -> PC
Ottawa Centre -> NDP
Northumberland-Peterborough South -> PC
Cambridge -> PC
Kitchener Centre -> NDP
Kenora-Rainy River -> PC

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« Reply #22 on: May 26, 2018, 03:36:01 PM »

Ford looks very well positioned for a "perfect storm" in Toronto:  Basically the bulk of Ford Nation and the Harper 2011 seats.
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« Reply #23 on: May 26, 2018, 04:04:23 PM »

Ok, I'll play

Ottawa and Eastern/Central Ontario:
Ottawa West-Nepean- PC
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Southwest/Midwest and Nigeria region:
Burlington- PC
Oakville- PC
St. Catharines.......


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« Reply #24 on: May 26, 2018, 04:48:33 PM »

Predicted Items

Popular vote:  
Liberals: 19.88%
PC: 33.58%
NDP: 39.72%
Greens: 5.50%
Other/Independents: 1.32%

Seats:
Liberals: 4
PC: 55
NDP: 65
Greens: 0
Other/Independents: 0

Ottawa and Eastern/Central Ontario:
Ottawa West-Nepean - PC
Glengarry-Prescott-Russell - PC
Kingston and the Islands - NDP
Peterborough-Kawartha - PC

905 Belt:
Ajax - NDP
Oshawa - NDP
Vaughan-Woodbridge - Liberal
King-Vaughan - PC
Brampton East - NDP
Brampton North - NDP
Mississauga-Lakeshore - PC
Mississauga-Streetsville - PC

GTA:
Scarborough Centre - NDP
Scarborough-Agincourt - PC
Scarborough Southwest - NDP
Eglinton-Lawrence - PC
Willowdale - PC
York Centre - PC
Beaches-East York - NDP
Davenport - NDP
Toronto Centre - NDP
University-Rosedale - NDP
Etobicoke North - NDP -- (**BOLD**: Ford suffers defeat in his own riding, in the heart of "Ford Nation")
Etobicoke-Lakeshore - PC
Etobicoke Centre - PC
York South-Weston - NDP
Humber River-Black Creek - NDP

Southwest/Midwest and Niagara region:
Burlington - PC
Oakville - PC
St. Catharines - NDP -- (**BOLD**: The anti-Liberal tide is too deep, even for Bradley: 3rd place, 25 points behind NDP)
Brantford-Brant - NDP
Guelph - NDP (*Not really BOLD but*... Guelph fails to make history by electing the province's first ever Green MPP)
Waterloo - NDP
London North Centre - NDP

Northern Ontario:
Sudbury - NDP
Sault Ste. Marie - NDP

Any other ridings that you predict that I have not listed:
Don Valley West - PC (*Not really BOLD but*... Wynne suffers the ignominy of both losing gov't. as well as her own seat)
Hamilton Centre - NDP (**BOLD**: Horwath gets to celebrate becoming Premier by being the only leader to win her seat)
Don Valley East - Liberal
Ottawa-Vanier - Liberal
Toronto-St. Paul's - Liberal
Parkdale-High Park - NDP
Kanata-Carleton - PC
Simcoe North - PC
Kitchener-Conestoga - NDP (*Not really BOLD but*... the son of Mike Harris falls to the NDP wave)
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