Wynne campaign bus racking up kilometres

Liberal leader Kathleen Wynne parked her campaign bus in four places on Monday. The latest stop was in London. The Liberals are hoping to win it back.

Wynne arrived and immediately went in and spoke to her supporters. It’s one of the ridings that the Liberals lost to the NDP in the by-elections last year.

Wynne spent the entire day in the region — from Cambridge to Stratford to London. Her message is about education. She says she got into politics in the first place because of what Mike Harris did to education when he was premier. She’s afraid that Tim Hudak would cut more than 22,000 teaching and school support jobs.

And as the Liberals are try to bring this seat back from the NDP, Wynne is repeating her message that a vote for Andrea Horwath and the NDP would likely elect Tim Hudak.

It was the kind of place where she could make as few mistakes as possible in the last days of this campaign.