Andrea Horwath hopes to be first woman Premier of Ontario

Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath was in Cornwall on Tuesday September 20th for a New Democratic rally with local SDSG candidate Elaine MacDonald. Over a hundred supporters were in attendance holding orange signs, clapping, and chanting "Andrea" and "Elaine". Both MacDonald and Horwath gave speeches to the enthusiastic crowd.

PHOTO CREDIT - Jason Setnyk, OurHometown.ca

Cornwall - Sep. 21, 2011 - Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath was in Cornwall on Tuesday September 20th for a New Democratic rally with local SDSG candidate Elaine MacDonald. Over a hundred supporters were in attendance holding orange signs, clapping, and chanting "Andrea" and "Elaine". Both MacDonald and Horwath gave speeches to the enthusiastic crowd.

"New Democrats have a great plan to create more jobs and make like more affordable for everyday people. Elaine is just the kind of person we need to have at Queen's Park to bring about that positive change. Elaine has a history of caring about people and bringing about change in her community," said Horwath.

The Ontario NDP leader hopes to make history and become the first woman elected Premier of the Province. "I think there needs to be a new Premier at Queen's Park, and I think I am just the woman for that job," exclaimed Horwath. The energetic crowd clapped and cheered loudly for their party leader when she said that.