What party does your answers reveal?
Based on your chosen answers, the result reveals which Ontario political party best aligns with your aspirations.
Aggregated Ontario Answer
Your Answers Compared to fellow Ontarians
Below you’ll find the result of what you have chosen for each pressing issue compared with what fellow Ontarians have chosen
1. Which party do you currently intend to vote for in the upcoming Ontario election?
2. Which approach should Ontario take in response to U.S. tariffs on our goods?
3. What is the best way to address the shortage of family doctors in Ontario?
4. How do you feel about the construction of Highway 413?
5. What changes should be made to Ontario’s education system?
6. How should Ontario approach its energy policy?
7. Should political party members be required to vote according to their leader’s direction in Parliament?
8. What are your thoughts on the 2022 Freedom Convoy protests?
9. Housing affordability remains one of the biggest concerns in Ontario. What should be the province’s priority in addressing this crisis?
10. Ontario has experienced a rapid influx of immigration. What should be the government’s approach?
11. Ontario’s cost of living is rising. How should the province address wage concerns?
12. Ontario is facing growing public debt and economic challenges. What should be the government’s response?
13. With growing concerns about mental health, particularly among youth, what role should the government play?
14. How should Ontario address reconciliation with Indigenous communities?
15. With an increase in crimes such as theft and violent incidents, what should Ontario’s approach be to weapons laws and crime prevention?
16. What is your stance on Ontario’s approach to Highway 407 tolls?
17. What is your stance on Ontario’s position regarding Israel?
Ontario Answers
1. Which party do you currently intend to vote for in the upcoming Ontario election?
Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario (PC)
Ontario New Democratic Party (NDP)
Ontario Liberal Party (OLP)
Green Party of Ontario (GPO)
New Blue Party of Ontario (New Blue)
Ontario Party (OP)
Undecided / Prefer not to say (Undecided)
2. Which approach should Ontario take in response to U.S. tariffs on our goods?
Implement retaliatory tariffs to protect Ontario businesses and workers.
Pursue diplomatic negotiations and work towards trade agreements.
Introduce government subsidies for affected workers and industries.
Transition away from industries vulnerable to tariffs and invest in sustainable alternatives.
Reduce government intervention and let the free market determine outcomes.
Oppose tariffs and advocate for deregulation to enhance trade.
I need more information to decide.
3. What is the best way to address the shortage of family doctors in Ontario?
Expand funding to recruit more doctors and reduce wait times.
Increase medical school spots and encourage more doctors to work in Ontario.
Improve working conditions and wages for healthcare workers.
Reduce reliance on doctors by increasing the role of alternative healthcare providers.
Allow more international medical graduates to work without bureaucratic restrictions.
Privatize aspects of healthcare to reduce public system burden.
I’m not sure which approach is best.
4. How do you feel about the construction of Highway 413?
Support it to ease congestion and improve transportation.
Only support it if environmental impact studies are conducted.
Oppose it due to risks to protected land and the Greenbelt.
Completely oppose it and focus on public transit instead.
Build it without restrictions to promote economic growth.
Oppose government spending on highways; private investors should fund it instead.
I have no strong opinion on this.
5. What changes should be made to Ontario’s education system?
Increase funding for new schools and repair old facilities.
Provide more funding for teachers and classroom resources.
Reduce class sizes and invest in public education.
Incorporate climate change and sustainability into the curriculum.
Expand school choice and allow more independent/private school options.
Remove restrictions on homeschooling and reduce government control over curriculum.
I need more information to decide.
6. How should Ontario approach its energy policy?
Expand nuclear and natural gas energy to maintain affordability.
Invest in renewable energy but keep existing power sources.
Accelerate renewable energy investments and phase out fossil fuels.
Eliminate fossil fuel dependency and go fully renewable.
Reduce government regulation and allow market-driven energy policies.
Lower energy costs by deregulating energy markets.
I don’t know enough about this issue.
7. Should political party members be required to vote according to their leader’s direction in Parliament?
Yes, party unity ensures consistent leadership.
It depends on the issue, but generally, MPs should have some freedom.
No, MPs should be able to vote freely on all matters.
Completely oppose mandatory party discipline in Parliament.
Politicians should always vote independently.
Dismantle party loyalty rules and introduce direct democracy.
I have no opinion on this issue.
8. What are your thoughts on the 2022 Freedom Convoy protests?
Opposed it as it disrupted public order and safety.
Opposed it but support protest rights in general.
Mixed feelings; support protest rights but not disruptions.
Support it but believe its impact could have been better handled.
Strongly supported it as a fight for freedom.
Fully supported it and believe government overreach was unacceptable.
I don’t know enough about it.
9. Housing affordability remains one of the biggest concerns in Ontario. What should be the province’s priority in addressing this crisis?
Increase housing availability by simplifying regulations and approval processes for developers.
Offer incentives for first-time homebuyers and middle-class families.
Build more affordable housing and introduce rent controls.
Invest in sustainable and eco-friendly housing developments.
Limit foreign ownership and speculation to stabilize prices.
Lower taxes and encourage private sector-led housing solutions.
I am undecided or need more information.
10. Ontario has experienced a rapid influx of immigration. What should be the government’s approach?
Ensure a balanced approach by managing immigration levels based on available infrastructure.
Increase investment in infrastructure to support growing populations.
Prioritize protections for immigrant workers and ensure fair wages.
Incorporate sustainability planning into immigration and urban development policies.
Pause immigration until Ontario’s housing and healthcare systems can handle the demand.
Reduce immigration levels significantly to ensure job security for Canadians.
I need more information before forming an opinion.
11. Ontario’s cost of living is rising. How should the province address wage concerns?
Allow businesses more flexibility to set wages based on market demand.
Adjust the minimum wage based on inflation and cost-of-living changes.
Increase the minimum wage significantly to help low-income workers.
Implement living wages based on region-specific costs.
Remove minimum wage laws and let free-market competition determine fair pay.
Lower taxes instead of increasing wages, allowing workers to keep more of their earnings.
I am undecided on this issue.
12. Ontario is facing growing public debt and economic challenges. What should be the government’s response?
Implement targeted spending cuts while maintaining essential services.
Increase public spending on services to stimulate economic growth.
Raise taxes on corporations and high-income earners to fund public programs.
Invest in green energy and sustainable industries to create new economic opportunities.
Drastically reduce public spending and cut taxes to stimulate business growth.
Balance the budget by eliminating government inefficiencies and reducing debt.
I don’t know enough about this issue to decide.
13. With growing concerns about mental health, particularly among youth, what role should the government play?
Focus on integrating mental health care into primary healthcare services.
Increase funding for public mental health programs and school-based services.
Ensure free and accessible mental health care for all Ontarians.
Encourage mental health initiatives focused on mindfulness and holistic well-being.
Reduce government involvement and encourage private sector mental health services.
Promote family and community-based support rather than government intervention.
I need more information on this issue.
14. How should Ontario address reconciliation with Indigenous communities?
Support economic partnerships with Indigenous communities to promote self-sufficiency.
Follow federal reconciliation efforts while improving Indigenous consultation.
Expand funding for Indigenous-led education, healthcare, and cultural preservation.
Ensure environmental protections align with Indigenous land rights.
Reduce government involvement and allow Indigenous groups to determine their own economic future.
Limit reconciliation spending and focus on broader economic concerns.
I am not sure how I feel about this issue.
15. With an increase in crimes such as theft and violent incidents, what should Ontario’s approach be to weapons laws and crime prevention?
Increase police presence and provide law enforcement with more resources to combat crime.
Implement stricter gun control and increase funding for law enforcement to reduce violent crime.
Address the root causes of crime by increasing social services, mental health support, and poverty reduction programs.
Incorporate community-led safety initiatives and restorative justice programs.
Strengthen self-defense rights and make it easier for responsible citizens to own legal firearms.
Reduce government restrictions on gun ownership and prioritize tougher sentencing for criminals instead.
I am undecided or need more information.
16. What is your stance on Ontario’s approach to Highway 407 tolls?
Remove tolls on the publicly-owned sections of Highway 407 to save commuters money and reduce congestion.
Review toll policies on Highway 407 and explore options to improve affordability and traffic flow while maintaining fiscal responsibility.
Make the entire Highway 407 toll-free for all drivers to alleviate traffic and support commuters.
Subsidize tolls for trucks on Highway 407 to ease congestion on other highways and support the trucking industry.
Advocate for the buyback of Highway 407 to return it to public ownership and eliminate tolls.
Oppose government intervention in toll pricing; let market dynamics determine rates.
I have no strong opinion on this.
17. What is your stance on Ontario’s position regarding Israel?
Maintain strong support for Israel and combat anti-Semitism in all forms.
Support a balanced approach, advocating for peace and a two-state solution.
Criticize human rights violations and advocate for stronger support of Palestinian rights.
Encourage peaceful dialogue and support a two-state solution, while condemning illegal settlement expansions.
Prioritize economic relations with Israel while avoiding involvement in foreign conflicts.
Defund organizations supporting Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) against Israel.
I have no strong opinion on this.
