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Samuel Wesley · The University of British Columbia (UBC)
1 R+ k% Y7 o, ~' Q0 O4 J! v$ AAs of today, Oct 12th, CBC Poll tracker has NDP in dead last in seats
) v4 S% y. s" _7 R# X) uBC, NDP is 3rd, but close to the LPC and CPC lead1 j+ T' N0 L* t6 q z1 q! A
Alberta, NDP is dead last by far, only 2 seats' }4 k/ H9 j: K' i+ x5 P2 y
SK/MB, NDP is dead last by a wide margin, only 4 seats/ \0 @& X! B( E9 d8 ^& M' F! v n h
Ontario, NDP is dead last by a huge margin, only 15 out of 121 seats. p% f; T2 E" S: ] m
Quebec, NDP popular support continues to slide but still leading in seats at 426 ?6 Z5 b2 x1 \9 t" x
Atlantic, NDP is deal last by a large margin, only 3 seats
3 g6 ], w% d! m* C! [. a$ gNorthern Territories, NDP will possibly get 1 of the 3 seats./ c/ j+ X0 y: p: @+ |1 ]
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The CBC estimates that NDP will lose its official opposition status and likely get only 70-80 seats… however, if the months long trend of NDP decline continues, NDP would be projected to win only 50-60 seats.# d6 J/ ?7 R, \* W1 i3 u
It’s very unusual, normally NDP get elected before getting decimated. Some possible factors could include the NDP win in Alberta, where NDP has made a bad situation worse, much worse. Or perhaps because the AB NDP refuses to release their budget before the federal election, indicating that it will be a big embarrassment. Or maybe just simple pragmatic reasons, people realize that the NDP platform betrays its historical supporters and that the planks hold no weight.
6 V# h5 y0 I! m8 F4 iThe election will tell, but Tom is dead wrong if he thinks the NDP is still in the race. |
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