Doug Ford enters the mayoral race in second place, maybe
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There are a few things about this latest Forum Research poll, released on Friday, that are a little suspect. For one, another poll, conducted by a lesser-known agency, shows Doug Ford at just 16 per cent, with John Tory at 45. That’s a disparity way outside any margin of error. Another possible source of trouble: both polls were done just hours after Rob Ford withdrew and Doug announced his candidacy, while the entire city was still reeling from the news. And both, of course, are subject to the usual pitfalls of any political polling. The only thing everyone seems to agree on? This is now officially Tory’s opportunity to win an election, for a change. If he becomes the consensus anti-Ford candidate, he may just be able to pull it off.
Oh, God. More of the same old, same old.
Every 20th time is that “19 times out of 20” rule! Sometimes you just don’t get a great polling group…
Doug Ford wants the power and control to run the city…..to vote Doug for mayor will prove to be a huge mistakes that will cost the city of Toronto, jobs, transit, programs, and slash spending that will effect us all…………..we do not want 4 more years of Ford’s…