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Now Fords government has to start making headlines with results, rather than with controversy or with just trying to keep us all alive during a pandemic

Thursday's vote may have seen the lowest turnout since Confederation. With some final polls still being counted, early data from Elections Ontario suggests about 43.03 per cent of eligible voters cast a ballot — or about 4.6 million of the province's 10.7 million potential electors.

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Abacus Data: Supporters with a negative view are up seven points; supporters with a positive view are down eight points

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Ontarians overwhelmingly support transparency in the bidding process

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Doug Ford and his Ontario Progressive Conservatives are aiming to draw a significant chunk of their support from voters who only eight months ago backed Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party in the federal election. 

By Steve Scherer

When the Ontario Progressive Conservatives took control of the province in 2018, much of the credit for their victory was given to the former Liberal government's unpopular leader. Now, with current polling showing the PCs in the lead, analysts say Doug Ford is the reason for it, not despite it.