Jack Layton versus Deborah Coyne
You would think the leader of the NDP would be a shoe-in to be re-elected. Not so according to many election watchers. Seems like Jack Layton might have a tough go of it to overcome Liberal challenger Deborah Coyne in the Toronto-Danforth riding. At least one odds-maker has this pegged at coming down to less than a 3,000 vote differential.
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It's really a no brainer - unless Layton does soemthing amazingly foolish to lose it.
Most attention on Toronto-Danforth has been due to how close the race was a year ago - and if Dennis Mills was running again, then it would certainly be a hard fought race.
But he isn't. Instead of Dennis Mills (one of the better constituency MPs of the last decade) Deborah Coyne, an Ottawaian with no real traction in Toronto is running.
Might it get close? It could. Is there any real danger of Layton losing? Not a chance.