Ontario Liberal Leadership Race Fundraising Totals (July 3, 2026)

Ontario Liberal Leadership Race Fundraising Totals (July 3, 2026)

Total: $863,253

Candidate Amount % of Total
Navdeep Bains $309,702 35.88%
Lee Fairclough $211,569 24.51%
Dylan Marando $131,369 15.22%
Eric Lombardi $120,758 13.99%
Rob Cerjanec $89,855 10.41%

Total (excluding Cerjanec since he dropped out of the race): $773,398

Candidate Amount % of Total
Navdeep Bains $309,702 40.05%
Lee Fairclough $211,569 27.36%
Dylan Marando $131,369 16.99%
Eric Lombardi $120,758 15.62%

Fundraising Pace

Candidate Began Collecting Days Fundraising Average Raised per Day
Navdeep Bains May 25 40 days $7,743/day
Eric Lombardi June 9 25 days $4,830/day
Lee Fairclough May 8 57 days $3,712/day
Rob Cerjanec May 28 37 days $2,429/day
Dylan Marando April 22 73 days $1,800/day
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u/FLADMAN — 16 hours ago

Where would you put the leadership candidates on the political spectrum

From my understanding the leanings are something like this, but I could be wrong

Lee Fairclough: Centre - centre-left

Rob Cerjanec: Centre-left

Dylan Marando: Centre-left

Navdeep Bains: Centre

Eric Lombardi: Centre-right

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u/FLADMAN — 18 days ago
▲ 76 r/ndp

How do I try to convince people that FPTP is a broken electoral system?

Lots of conservatives and liberals are fine with the FPTP system and don't really see a reason for it to be changed. They say PR would cause too much instability, and that FPTP has worked fine for hundreds of years and doesn't need to be changed, but out of all the full democracies, according to the EIU, Canada and the UK are the only ones that use FPTP, and 77% of full democracies use some type of proportional representation system. How can I explain that FPTP is not a good electoral system?

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u/FLADMAN — 24 days ago