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Originally Posted by mrkajz44
At this rate Liberals might actually have a shot at a majority come Monday night. They've been riding a good wave of momentum here and are showing no signs of plateauing.
I've always wondered if there is a segment of the population that doesn't decide until they see a "winner" emerge, and then jump on that wagon? I sort of feel that's what happened with Nenshi, where he came out of no where and suddenly had mass support. I wonder if the same thing is happening here - undecided or "soft" votes are now seeing the Liberals pull away and now are more likely to vote for them.
Just a theory!
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I think a lot of people like too see their vote matter. I don't treat the political parties like I do my sports teams. I pay attention during the campaigning see who's platform most aligns with my interests and make my choice from there. This year for me is a lot more of a anybody but Harper time so im glad that I agree a lot with what the Liberals are saying and they are looking too be the front runners. However had Harper come out with anything that really seemed to make a lot of sense too me I might of held my nose and voted for CPC. But I like the Liberals plans to invest in infrastructure and the direction in social policies for CPC are heading down too slippery of a slope for me.