ALT A young kid is looking straight at the viewer. The text reads "Did you vote yet? Did you vote yet? Did you vote yet? What about now? What about now? Now? Now? NOW? Did you vote yet? (We can do this all day.)"
ALT Background image is an Ontario Drivers License. Text reads "Before you vote, check your ID. Doug Ford has stopped sending reminder letters. If your ID is expired, you might be turned away. Look up ID requirements at elections.on.ca"
ALT An image of gloved hands performing a covid rapid antigen test. The text reads "Got Covid Symptoms? Elections Ontario says you can vote curbside. Contact your returning office for assistance. Find it at elections.on.ca"
ALT A cartoon image of an empty podium with the label “Doug Ford’s candidates” Beside it are three podiums with people at them labelled “All the other candidates.” Above is the title “Doug Ford’s Strategy: Can’t answer questions if you don’t attend the debate.”
ALT The background is the word 'vote' in red, orange and green. The text reads "Polls don't decide elections. People do. We get it. Sometimes it feels like we'll be stuck with Doug forever. But we've got to keep fighting. Get out and VOTE"
ALT The headline reads Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Side by side is a screenshot of a tweet sharing an article from Press Progress about leaked emails between Russian officials and Ontario PC insiders trying to flow money into Ontario despite US sanctions, and a 2020 article from the Globe and Mail about Ford praising Donald Trump and the Republicans.
ALT A picture of Doug Ford, mid-speech, at the debate with a serious expression on his face. The text reads "Why can't we trust Doug Ford? He said Stephen Lecce is the best minister of education we've ever had. With a straight face."