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Old 08-31-2015, 07:43 AM   #90
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Originally Posted by FlamesAddiction View Post
The NDP seemed to have plateaued, while it looks like many soft conservatives may be going to the Liberals. Still a long time until the election, but the recent trajectories suggest it could still be anyone's election to win.
Definitely agree that it's still anyone's election. The last numbers are really showing what the polls have shown for a while: the race is close, and the NDP may have a narrow lead.

Regionally, the Abacus numbers look a bit worse for the NDP, as they are third in Ontario; but regional samples (being smaller) will tend to show more fluctuation.

Overall, I do kind of get the sense of an electorate that hasn't really settled on a choice yet. A lot of voters who want change are still making up their minds about which opposition party should get their vote. A lot of "soft" conservatives, who might be unhappy with the current government, but not convinced by the NDP or liberals, haven't yet landed on their choice either.
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