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Less than half of voters know what Ontario political leaders stand for, poll suggests

Forty-one per cent said they could explain Kathleen Wynne’s policies to a friend with confidence – although nearly as many, 40 per cent, said that would be no easy feat. Respondents were even less familiar with the policies of Patrick Brown and Andrea Horwath.

Published Jun 20, 2017 at 3:56pm

Less than half of voters know what Ontario political leaders stand for, poll suggests

Opposition party leaders Patrick Brown of the Progressive Conservatives (left), New Democrat Andrea Horwath and Mike Schreiner of the Green Party press the Liberal government to allow wider input into political fundraising reforms at Queen’s Park on April 19, 2016. Uploaded external by: Ferguson, Rob

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