ONTARIO ELECTIONS 2018: PC and NDP neck to neck in polls; On the eve of Election Day, Ontario’s leaders are set for one last pass through the GTA

It’s the last day of campaigning before Thursday’s Ontario election.
Liberal leader Kathleen Wynne will spend what will likely be her final day ever on the hustings in Toronto, Burlington, and Port Dover, where she will highlight the Grits’ closure of the Nanticoke coal-fired leader


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McLean Pollara
- Ford 43%
- Horwath 39%
- Wynne 19%

Leger
- Ford 39%
- Horwath 38%
- Wynne 18%

Mainstreet
- Ford 39%
- Horwath 34%
- Wynne 20%
- Green Party 5%

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- Horwath 38%
- Ford 37%
- Wynne 17%

Progressive Conservative leader Doug Ford — still dogged by questions about his business acumen after a lawsuit filed against him by the widow of his brother, Rob Ford — will campaign in Milton, Oakville, Burlington, Etobicoke, and then hold a rally in Caledonia.

NDP leader Andrea Horwath, , who polls suggest still slightly trails Ford but is well ahead of Wynne , will make five campaign stops throughout Toronto and Brampton

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