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大家都投NDP吧,千万不要投Wild Rose啊 * J* N2 a# a! C" i# N
+ h; |4 Y; u# e& K5 |8 PMore bad news for Alberta Tories in latest election poll 10
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% x! T* q/ D1 j" [ @FIRST POSTED: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 2015 07:45 AM MDT | UPDATED: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 2015 08:23 AM MDT
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(EDMONTON SUN/File)4 n4 K( ?3 U9 i0 K8 v- N
The Alberta Tories continue to slide, while the NDP surges and the Wildrose maintains the lead, according to the latest election poll released Tuesday morning.' ]; v6 G( _. D' q
! I( |5 S6 m' q6 u$ d/ KThe NDP is dominating Edmonton at 51%, according to the survey, and is in a three-way race in Calgary.
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5 g5 |2 R; @" `7 S5 X4 d# uThe telephone poll of 3,121 Albertans conducted Monday showed that compared to a week earlier:
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- M O# u/ C( `+ h6 DWildrose is flat with 24% support
_: E9 C! U% g# v2 fNDP increased to 23% support, up 3%! J0 ?6 o k" C0 A8 X
The PCs dropped to 18%, down 3%# }. D1 {8 b. V# ~0 P; o8 _6 }
Liberal support is down a point, to 8%
: h7 N5 P, r) e9 P" FThe Alberta Party is up a point to 3%7 F* P. l, w! G( d
The survey was conducted by Mainstreet Technologies.
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“One thing is becoming clear at this stage of the campaign, the effect of the budget and residual anger to the governing PCs will have a lasting impact on the outcome of this election,” said Mainstreet’s Quito Maggi.
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) y" t* Q7 [/ w$ {% Y, F“Although the Wildrose continue to lead, their support is flat and may have no room to grow. The NDP are definitely contenders and have the momentum.”
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1 U' I* P, ~. J& E3 iMaggi said there is still time for the Tories to swing momentum as, with nearly three weeks before the May 5 vote, “more and more people will be paying attention.”
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% C! t2 o; i5 e6 d# Y/ u* O9 x“The window of opportunity for that correction is closing quickly,” Maggi noted.% G4 S5 o+ s4 V! G0 Z& @
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He said the election could turn into a two-way race between the NDP and Wildrose, leaving the possibility Tories shift votes to the Wildrose, or vice versa, to stifle NDP momentum.& }8 [& E# y( [) w3 e
5 u) ]+ t4 Z% ~; V7 }% ] }! |5 X; ^ AThe NDP showed a whopping 51% support in Edmonton, to the Tory’s 21% and and Wildrose 10%.$ d7 {* m( \* a B
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It’s a three-way race in Calgary (WR 29%, PC 27%, NDP 25%).
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4 r- y% `! e o2 y5 m2 bThe poll's margin of error is +/- 1.76%, 19/20' p8 C- g: |; ^7 k- X
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