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I think Vaughan is partly right, and smart, in claiming that "downtown subsidizes the rest of the city". Downtown homeowners who voted Miller have seen our property assessments soar over the past three years while John Tory-voting suburbanites have seen their assessments fall. It may become a wedge issue of sorts.
Miller's drift to the centre has turned off the NDP-ers who voted for him last time, and the soft Liberal centre who shifted to Miller rather than to Tory last time may not be as easily convinced that someone like Dennis Mills is the devil incarnate this time. So, shoring up the vote is the name of the game.
Miller's drift to the centre has turned off the NDP-ers who voted for him last time, and the soft Liberal centre who shifted to Miller rather than to Tory last time may not be as easily convinced that someone like Dennis Mills is the devil incarnate this time. So, shoring up the vote is the name of the game.