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Have you not heard PP's commercials?As has been traditional with the Liebrals , “ your all screwed and only we can save you “ ….![]()
Yes it is isn’t it. Depends on how you phrase a question as to the results that come back. Much like the results of a poll can be influenced in the same way. Although I think that the current polls are likely pretty accurate when you look at the aggregate. There will usually be one or two outliers for several reasons but overall the average is usually pretty accurate. Sadly this time. Defies logic really.Interesting.... 1st Vette's perplexity answer is actually the most objective, while Murray's tends to lean towards which party is leading in the polls so more likely to win
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Your logic. Ontario seems to have a totally different opinion then Alberta and NWT.Yes it is isn’t it. Depends on how you phrase a question as to the results that come back. Much like the results of a poll can be influenced in the same way. Although I think that the current polls are likely pretty accurate when you look at the aggregate. There will usually be one or two outliers for several reasons but overall the average is usually pretty accurate. Sadly this time. Defies logic really.
pretty much always do.Your logic. Ontario seems to have a totally different opinion then Alberta and NWT.
One of the unusual things this time around is that support for the Liberals is strongest among those 55 and older . Highest support for the Conservatives is among those 18- 35 . Traditionally the older a voter the more conservative they tend to be in general as well as in voting intentions. So one of the things that defies logic is that support among older voters considering that they are the fastest growing demographic.Your logic. Ontario seems to have a totally different opinion then Alberta and NWT.
As has been traditional with the Liebrals , “ your all screwed and only we can save you “ ….ie . There they go warning us again…Your logic. Ontario seems to have a totally different opinion then Alberta and NWT.
I would hope that our next leader, be it Carney or Poilievre will at least not ignore their promises as Justin did for 10 years. To just name a few..... Military spending, Economic recovery, Pharma care, Budget deficit reduction (the Libs really blew that one), and a 25% reduction for Internet and Cell phone charges. Once the Libs were in power they totally ignored their promises. And yes. Maybe Poilievre and the Conservatives would do no better but by voting the Liberals in again is a joke and I'm afraid they will be the ones having the last laugh. If I thought the Liberals had done a good job in power, I would have been the first to change my stripes and support them again. But I have a better memory I guess than most Canadians and am willing to give the PC's a chance to do better..C'mon! That's politics 101! Like PP and jugmeat aren't doing the same thing? LOL
Only until month end and then they will be laughing too hard to save anybody....As has been traditional with the Liebrals , “ your all screwed and only we can save you “ ….![]()
April 29 2025 ….” A day that will live in infamy “ ….Only until month end and then they will be laughing too hard to save anybody....
Kind of makes sense. Younger Canadians really did lose out the last 10 years so could see them wanting a change. Older Canadians have had programs expanded ( even though we are broke) so probably like that and scared of the Trump issue. All I know that debt payments now exceed health outlays to the provinces and certainly are not going down with the crew that ran this country the last 10 years.One of the unusual things this time around is that support for the Liberals is strongest among those 55 and older . Highest support for the Conservatives is among those 18- 35 . Traditionally the older a voter the more conservative they tend to be in general as well as in voting intentions. So one of the things that defies logic is that support among older voters considering that they are the fastest growing demographic.
I suspect that broader usage of social media over the past 10 or 15 years has contributed to the shift to some degree. Above my pay grade.
Bacchus has suggested I reply at a later date.Kind of makes sense. Younger Canadians really did lose out the last 10 years so could see them wanting a change. Older Canadians have had programs expanded ( even though we are broke) so probably like that and scared of the Trump issue. All I know that debt payments now exceed health outlays to the provinces and certainly are not going down with the crew that ran this country the last 10 years.
Well at least they won’t be fretting over their pensions having been there for the past 10 years , at least quite a few of them.Only until month end and then they will be laughing too hard to save anybody....
I think the debate will be telling.
Only until month end and then they will be laughing too hard to save anybody....
Unfortunately it's only one province...Almost within the margin of error. And down to a 5 point spread nationally .
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Federal election poll: Liberal lead narrows in battleground B.C. — Vancouver Sun
New Leger poll shows Liberals have lost eight per cent of the vote, while Conservatives hold steady and NDP has gained four per centapple.news
Gotta have some straws to clutch at . The election isn’t over until the polls close in western Ontario so ……..Unfortunately it's only one province...
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