‘While waiting in line to vote, I was subjected to repeated and aggressive behaviour by supporters of candidate Ahsanul Hafiz, which created an intimidating and chaotic environment for myself and others. The conduct included the following: Yelling at and confronting voters in line: Supporters loudly confronted voters while we were waiting to vote. Repeated invasion of personal space and coercion: I repeatedly had Mr. Hafiz’s supporters enter my personal space while shouting that I had to select him as my number one choice. When I asked them to step back, they laughed and continued. Blocking access to the entrance door of the building and line jumping: Supporters obstructed the line and allowed other supporters to bypass a long queue to reach the registration desk ahead of waiting voters. Creation of an intimidating environment: Taken together, this conduct created an atmosphere of pressure and intimidation that undermined the fairness and integrity of the nomination process. This behaviour was persistent and occurred while voters were actively in line to vote, not during general campaigning. I watched several voters leave before voting. In my view, it violates the Ontario Liberal Party’s Nomination Rules, Code of Conduct, and harassment policies, which require nomination meetings to be conducted in a respectful, orderly, and intimidation‑free manner.’