Who should it be? Undecided voters in Windsor weigh their options

Southwestern Ontario has beenan electoral battleground over the past few week's leading up to Thursday's provincial election.

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The regionused to be Liberalbedrock, but ithas been moving away from the party in recent elections. The Liberals captured 41 per cent of the vote in the region in 2007, but dropped into second place behind the PCs with 34 per cent in 2011. By the 2014 election, the Liberals were down to third in the southwest and just 28 per cent.

Polling information shows there are a few ridings to keep a closeeye on:Chatham-Kent-Leamington and Sarnia-Lambton.

A few undecided voters sit down with the CBC's Jason Viau to talk about they're struggle choosing a candidate or a party in this election.

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More CBCWindsor election stories that may help you vote:

• NDP, PCs look to pick up Liberal seats in southwestern Ontario

• NDP Leader Andrea Horwath touts plan for southwestern Ontario during Chatham appearance

• Ontario PC Leader Doug Ford would put a farmer in cabinet if elected

• Rural electoral battleground shaping up in Lambton-Kent-Middlesex

Maybe one of CBC's debates can help your selection?

Final Ontario Leaders' debate:

Essex riding debate:

Windsor-Tecumseh ridingdebate:

Windsor West riding debate: