Understanding Doug Ford’s political durability:
by Mark Winfield, Peter Hillson. Originally published on Policy Options May 24, 2022 As the June 2 Ontario provincial election approaches, political observers are presented with a confusing landscape. With more than two-thirds of Ontario voters indicating a strong or moderate desire for a change in government and widespread dissatisfaction with its management of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ford government would seem to be at serious risk of being replaced.
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