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Today, the day to choose: Tomorow, one of these three men will be premier-elect of Ontario as a result of the ballots today of 4,400,000 eligible Ontario voters
Today, the day to choose: Tomorow, one of these three men will be premier-elect of Ontario as a result of the ballots today of 4,400,000 eligible Ontario voters

Today, the day to choose: Tomorow, one of these three men will be premier-elect of Ontario as a result of the ballots today of 4,400,000 eligible Ontario voters

Date10/20/1971
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0063070F
Newspapermen who toured polling booths in Sofia said ballots of all parties were available to voters
Newspapermen who toured polling booths in Sofia said ballots of all parties were available to voters
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Metro's outside workers vote on settlement reached during weekend talks, Members of CUPE cast ballots at Queen Elizabeth Building today, will know results after Toronto workers vote
Metro's outside workers vote on settlement reached during weekend talks, Members of CUPE cast ballots at Queen Elizabeth Building today, will know results after Toronto workers vote
11/7/1966
After shaking hands with other voters, Premier William Davis put his ballot into the box at McHugh Public School in Brampton this morning, with his wi(...)
After shaking hands with other voters, Premier William Davis put his ballot into the box at McHugh Public School in Brampton this morning, with his wi(...)
9/18/1975
Postal Workers Vote On Strike, The decisive ballots in the vote on whether there will be a nation-wide postal strike are being cast today and tomorrow(...)
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10/15/1975
Awaiting the word of Toronto's voters in today's civic elections are the two leading contenders for the mayoralty, Mayor Philip Givens (left) and Cont(...)
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12/7/1964
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12/7/1964
Voters-to-be, Premier David Peterson chats with Deshon Downing, left, Chun Ting Che and Adrian Peters at Centennial College day-care centre in Scarbor(...)
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2/22/1990
John Robarts, former premier of Ontario, says local government in Metro has become too confusing for ordinary voters to understand. His long-awaited r(...)
John Robarts, former premier of Ontario, says local government in Metro has become too confusing for ordinary voters to understand. His long-awaited r(...)
7/4/1977
The real thing: Left with a minority government following Thursday's election, the Premier told a television audience he would now show Ontario voters the old Frank Miller, the real Frank Miller
The real thing: Left with a minority government following Thursday's election, the Premier told a television audience he would now show Ontario voters the old Frank Miller, the real Frank Miller
3/22/1985
Ballots for Both: The Ontario Equal Franchise Association
Ballots for Both: The Ontario Equal Franchise Association
1913
Ballots for George Drew's election as party leader 1938
Official ballots Ontario Conservative Association Convention Toronto, December 8th, 9th, 1938
1938
Ballots Away: Queensway Hospital nurse Chris Anderchek casts a vote yesterday in favor a contract offer to Ontario's 49,000-plus nurses
Ballots Away: Queensway Hospital nurse Chris Anderchek casts a vote yesterday in favor a contract offer to Ontario's 49,000-plus nurses
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