Doug Ford's path to another majority runs through these ridings - 2022-05-18
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Doug Ford's path to another majority runs through these ridings May 18, 2022,

For Doug Ford and his Progressive Conservatives, the 2022 Ontario election is a "win big or go home" situation.
To get a second term in office, Ford must win a majority. That's because all of the opposition parties say they will not support a PC minority.
With 124 seats up for grabs in Ontario on June 2, the magic number for a majority is 63.
The PC Party won 76 seats in the 2018 election. Straight-up math says Ford's party can't afford to lose more than 13 of those ridings, unless they manage to grab other seats by outperforming their results last time.
Wikipedia cite:
{{cite news | first = Mike | last = Crawley | title = Doug Ford's path to another majority runs through these ridings | url = https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/ontario-election-2022-pc-party-doug-ford-path-to-majority-1.6346654 | work = CBC News | date = May 18, 2022 | accessdate = May 20, 2022 }}
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