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| 14/09/21 |
NJam101 216.167.228.27 |
Patty Hajdu should have no trouble winning again. Being Northern Ontario's only cabinet minister and all of her media time during the pandemic has will help. |
| 06/09/21 |
Thomas K 24.85.228.170 |
@Wilflower not a place for partisan Liberal ads. No major party is proposing a ‘two tier’ healthcare system, and Patty Hajdu from my perspective has not been a particularly news-visible, nor competent health minister or party to Canada's COVID response. She will definitely lose ground to the Conservatives and NDP, but the margin is too large to surmount, so she will hold. |
| 05/09/21 |
Wildflower 172.83.175.119 |
People do not want a 2 tier healthcare system People want more action on climate change, and social housing .Way more job creation Keep in mind, this is the riding Patty Hajdu, Health Minister represented , and she was very active during the 1st, 2nd, 3rd wave, and is still active in the covid 19 vaccination process |
| 09/08/21 |
A.S. 99.225.52.35 |
Patty Hajdu as the North's powerhouse minister goes a long way (she was the party's top N Ontario electoral performer in '19)--and we're too far from Manitoba/Minnesota dynamics for a Con insurgency to pose a threat the way it does in the other TB riding. That said, for CPC to assume 2nd place (and more solidly so than in said other riding) is a bit of a shock; and once again, the most significant inroads were in remote resource towns a la Longlac/Manitouwadge/Marathon which once might have been *NDP* holdouts vs a Lib wave. And much as in TBRR, the NDP support base has ‘urbanized’. (And unfortunately, I don't know whether their having a FN candidate might explain some of those trending-away patterns.) |
| 20/05/21 |
Williams_Theo 99.255.248.252 |
For however Hajdu has handled / mishandled the COVID-19 pandemic, the residents of Thunder Bay-Superior North will easily re-elect her to her seat. |
| 19/05/21 |
NIKLAS 216.26.214.188 |
Easy win for liberals as Patty Hajdu seems popular here |
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