I slept with the NDP candidate in my electoral district, so I'll probably vote for NDP. #OliviaPopeStatus
But only because the Liberals have next to no chance of winning my riding, and Conservatives are most likely, and NDP is second most popular in my area so I'd rather have NDP win than Conservatives. If it were my way, Liberals for sure, but then again I'm not huge on politics.
I slept with the NDP candidate in my electoral district, so I'll probably vote for NDP. #OliviaPopeStatus
But only because the Liberals have next to no chance of winning my riding, and Conservatives are most likely, and NDP is second most popular in my area so I'd rather have NDP win than Conservatives. If it were my way, Liberals for sure, but then again I'm not huge on politics.
I'm still so mad that they chose to have this election 5 days before I turn 18
I would probably vote for NDP since the candidate for my riding is a very admirable lady but something makes me feel skeptical about the NDP's budget. Liberals ****ed us up and they're not even as leftist as NDP so... idk. Just do something to make public transport more accessible plz
Congrats to Kathleen and the Liberals! They're not the NDP but I'll take them over the PC any day.
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Ontario Liberal leader Kathleen Wynne celebrates with partner Jane Rounthwaite after winning the Ontario election in Toronto on Thursday June 12, 2014.
Kathleen Wynne’s Liberal party has surged to a majority victory in an election that was considered too close to call earlier in the day.
With most ballots counted, the Ontario Liberals were leading or elected in 59 ridings compared to the Progressive Conservatives at 27. A majority in Ontario is 54 seats.
The NDP were ahead in 21 ridings.
“We live in one Ontario,” said Premier Kahtleen Wynne in her victory speech. “And our job is the build this province up for every single person in this province.”
Just minutes earlier, PC leader Tim Hudak served notice that he would resign his post as soon as a new leader was chosen.
#OliviaPopeStatus
They're not the NDP but I'll take them over the PC any day. 
