"It’s time working families got a fair deal. Dalton McGuinty’s record has been one broken promise after another. But he still found time to give himself a $40,000 pay raise. That’s someone who has lost touch with working families. We deserve better.

"I’m proud to stand with Howard Hampton – a leader who is upfront, honest, and principled. You know you can count on us to stand up for seniors, children, parents, and working people.

"This time, ask yourself ‘Which leader and party can I count on to fight for a fair deal for working families?’

"I hope I can count on your support on October 10."

Cory Judson is an enthusiastic educator, concerned about the future of Burlington’s kids, who wants to turn his concerns into action at Queen’s Park.

A graduate of McMaster and Brock universities, Cory is a Grade 6 teacher at Princess Elizabeth Public School. He’s the staff leader for math and physical education, coordinator of the annual Terry Fox Run, and coach of the basketball and softball teams. Cory is also a AAA coach with the Hamilton District Baseball Association. He lives in Burlington with his partner, Charity Elliott, a social worker with the Children’s Aid Society of Hamilton.

For the past four years, Cory has waited for the McGuinty government to take action on key issues like class size and school fundraising. Like others who care about students and teachers in Ontario, Cory is tired of waiting. You can count on him to be a leader for working families.