NDP as Official Opposition Conservative 36% NDP 25% Libs 23%

by **Charles J. White** » 04/ 21/ 11 2:35 pm

The survey of 2,727 voting-age Canadians was conducted Wednesday evening. It was an interactive voice response survey with a margin of error of plus or minus 2.2 per cent 19 times out of 20. The margin of error for regional and provincial breakdowns is slightly higher, but in such a large survey, with 348 citizens reached in the GTA alone, it is a reliable indicator of election trend lines.

http://www.hilltimes.com/dailyupdate/vi ... 04-21-2011

by **Jean** » 04/ 21/ 11 4:15 pm

Seems like the electoral night won't be that predictable after all!

Duceppe is in panic mode, none of his usual strategies works against Layton.

by **Angleland** » 04/ 21/ 11 5:18 pm

Jean wrote:Seems like the electoral night won't be that predictable after all!

Duceppe is in panic mode, none of his usual strategies works against Layton.

Seigneur, prends pitie.

by **JLS** » 04/ 21/ 11 6:37 pm

Jack Layton as opposition leader. Now there is a scary thought!

by **ChangingColours** » 04/ 21/ 11 6:42 pm

Numbers like this and you can soon see a "unite the left" action take hold.

Then, we're screwed.

by **NeoLuddite** » 04/ 21/ 11 8:52 pm

ChangingColours wrote:Numbers like this and you can soon see a "unite the left" action take hold.

Then, we're screwed.

A dyslectic might read that as "untie the left"

by **Canadian Dad** » 04/ 21/ 11 9:00 pm

This poll is good news for the CPC, regardless of what their score is.

by **Canadian Dad** » 04/ 22/ 11 8:23 am

Just saw an Ipsos poll on SUN showing the CPC at 43 and the NDP ahead of the Libs by 2. Man, this race is starting to get a little funky, a little exciting.

by **Darren** » 04/ 22/ 11 9:06 am

Canadian Dad wrote:This poll is good news for the CPC, regardless of what their score is.

Agreed. Traditionally, the only place increased NDP votes come from is the Liberals. With the left-wing vote split, CPC comes up the middle in a lot of tight races.

Which could spell a Tory majority.

Oh goody.

by **RedDog** » 04/ 22/ 11 9:12 am

This country is starting to scare me.

by **centrestage** » 04/ 22/ 11 9:43 am

RedDog wrote:This country is starting to scare me.

Not as scary as america with its huge debt. Hear they might even lose their triple A credit rating. These damn wars are just to expensive plus all those bases overseas plus their international financial handouts like in Egypt etc. all adds up to a scary scenario. Thanks but with all of its (Paybec) Warts is still one of the best countries in the world. I believe we are still 2nd or 3rd happiest in the world.

by **Brown envelope** » 04/ 22/ 11 10:17 am

A sociaist province liker Paybec is starting to support a socialist party? Who would have thunk it. :roll:

Next you'll tell me the East Coast provinces are calling more for spending...

by **RedDog** » 04/ 22/ 11 10:19 am

A country with the NDP even in opposition position is not one I'll remain in. Scary. Imagine them and Paybec hooking up.

by **Brown envelope** » 04/ 22/ 11 10:23 am

RedDog wrote:A country with the NDP even in opposition position is not one I'll remain in. Scary. Imagine them and Paybec hooking up.

In a minority situation that is VERY scary indeed. If Harper wins a majority, hopefully he can fully expose the stupidity of their socialist policies.

by **Brown envelope** » 04/ 22/ 11 10:24 am

I predict that these latest poll results will see a number of blue gLiberals now park their vote with the CPC. The prospect of an NDP opposition makes a CPC majority a slam dunk.

NDP as Official Opposition Conservative 36% NDP 25% Libs 23%

NDP as Official Opposition Conservative 36% NDP 25% Libs 23%

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