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Originally Posted by CaptainCrunch
To me the fact that its a three way race with a bunch of time left in the election bodes well for the Cons, Harper has survived most of the big blows that the opposition parties have dealt out, and its likely that the Conservatives will use their spending advantage heavily.
to me, Mulcair hasn't had a great campaign, he hasn't gained any momentum, and it looks like he's losing some footholes to the Liberals.
To be honest I have to give the Liberals credit, they've run a better campaign then I thought they would. Also the conservatives haven't landed any big body blows on the Liberals, but I think they have been effective wit the "Not ready yet" campaigns.
I do think that the Cons will swing hard over the next month and go after Mulcair harder.
I believe that the Cons will get a strong minority at the end of this with the Liberals in second and NDP in third. Like I said Mulcair I don't think has run a great campaign.
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I doubt they go after Mulcair that hard. They won't win many of the seats if the NDP falters (maybe a few in BC), a strong, but not too strong NDP benefits the Cons more than it hurts.