Quote:
Originally Posted by redforever
The Ontario numbers are the ones I find interesting. Almost 2 to 1 for CPC over Liberals.
If an election is held early next year, I think it will depend on what if any package is out there for the auto makers and that will depend on US actions on the matter.
|
Interesting to compare them to the vote totals in the election.
Cons are:
+3 in BC
+10.5 in Alberta
about +4.5 in Saskatchewan/Manitoba
+10 in Ontario
-1.5 in Quebec
and probably about even to slightly up in the Atlantic.
The fact that the Conservatives are polling 10% higher in Ontario than the last vote is a cause for concern for the Liberals, imo.
NDP support is also lower in all regions, including down 4 points in Ontario, and 6-7 points down in Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
Liberals are about even in the west (mainly because they cant go much lower), down six points in Ontario, and about even in the Atlantic.
Obviously this is not an election campaign, where the boogeyman syndrome would likely equalize the numbers a bit, but it is very clear that the Conservatives are just raping the NDP and Liberals in Ontario.
One can only imagine what strategists in those parties are thinking right now.