As we near the half-way mark of this election, it looks like the election is playing out as most people expected - given that the Liberals and NDP weren't polling strong before the Election. Data from polling is showing that currently Ontario Conservatives are on the 'winning' side of this election with a fairly comfortable majority.
Interesting to note, is that Democrats and Liberals are projecting in the same range. They also both sit on similar ideological platforms, and they are essentially splitting the base of people seeking a government firmly committed to the 'left-wing' mandate and agenda.
Unless something drastically changes, and/or the Conservatives make a drastic misstep, the numbers and data is stating (more like yelling) the following results:
As stated above, without having a differentiated platform between the Liberals and NDP, the following seat projections graphs, will not vary all that much between now and the election (this is my opinion). Those that have chosen to vote Conservatives are all-in, since they aren’t left (at least in this election) with a serious ‘viable’ alternative to the Conservatives.
The Liberals and NDP will fight for those seeking a social and economic equality vote, and loyalty and earned votes will be contingent on the following factors: