The People's Political Party

The People's Political Party
Active provincial party
Leader	Kevin Clarke
President	Kevin Clarke ^[1]
Founded	2011 (2011)
Headquarters	4000 Lawrence Ave East Toronto, Ontario M1E 2R3
Ideology	Left-wing populism
Seats in Legislature	0 / 107
Politics of Ontario Political parties Elections

The People's Political Party^[1] is a minor political party in the Canadian province of Ontario founded in 2011 by homeless man and perennial candidate Kevin Clarke.

Platform

The platform of the party is largely populist, with the party accusing the three major parties of having economic policies that benefit themselves and an elite minority rather than the province as a whole.

The party suggests that it "will focus on the service of government with people-oriented processes, supporting the needs of humanity".^[2]

“

Third election in one year, and until now, what [sic] heard from the politicians amount [sic] to just political bullshit. This time, "the people" have a voice.

”

— Kevin Clarke, People's Political Party Website

Electoral results

In the 2011 Ontario general election, the People's Political Party nominated four candidates for the Legislative Assembly of Ontario:^[2]

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Votes	%	Rank
Toronto Centre	Phil Sarazen		29	0.06%	10/10
Niagara West—Glanbrook	Marty Poos		158	0.32%	7/9
Parkdale—High Park	Thomas Zaugg		55	0.14%	9/10
Toronto—Danforth	Kevin Clarke	Party Leader	143	0.38%	6/9

The party nominated candidates in the 6 September 2012 by-elections in Vaughan and Kitchener—Waterloo for the Legislative Assembly of Ontario.

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Votes	%	Rank
Vaughan	Phil Sarazen		77	0.24	9/9
Kitchener—Waterloo	Kevin Clarke		48	0.1	9/10

The party nominated candidates in the 13 February 2014 by-elections in Niagara Falls and Thornhill for the Legislative Assembly of Ontario.^[3]

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Votes	%	Rank
Niagara Falls	Troy Young		107	0.29	7/8
Thornhill	Kevin Clarke		144	0.52	7/8

External links

"Official Website". Archived from the original on 27 May 2014.

References

1 2 "Registered Political Parties in Ontario". Elections Ontario. Retrieved 3 June 2014.
1 2 "People's Political Party". Retrieved 25 September 2011.
↑ Niagara Falls and Thornhill (Ontario) provincial by-elections, 2014, http://welections.wordpress.com/2014/02/17/niagara-falls-and-thornhill-ontario-provincial-by-elections-2014/

Provincial political parties in Ontario
Legislative Assembly	Liberal (57) Progressive Conservative (28) New Democratic (20) Trillium (1)
Other recognized parties	Communist Confederation of Regions Equal Parenting Freedom Green Libertarian Moderate None of the Above Northern Ontario Pauper People with Special Needs The People's
Historical parties represented in the legislature	Co-operative Commonwealth Federation Labour (Independent) Labor-Progressive Liberal-Labour Liberal-Progressive Patrons of Industry Protestant Protective Association Soldier United Farmers
Pre-confederation parties	Clear Grits Family Compact Reform (Mackenzie) Reform (Baldwinite)

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