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Originally Posted by Ozy_Flame
I know we hate polls around here, but 338 Canada posted results from two polls today (Think HQ and Ipsos):
https://blog.338canada.com/2019/04/t...ording-to.html
Both show an NDP gain, although still a Conservative victory (but less than 50%).
Love that the AP is polling in the 8-10% margin - double digits is a huge milestone! |
ThinkHQ's results are interesting. Especially compared to their March 20 release at the outset of the campaign.
The NDP have only gained 2 points in all areas, except two: Edmonton, where they already had a huge lead, and Alberta south, which I am betting is probably mostly in Lethbridge, another NDP stronghold. Everywhere else is a case of breadth but not depth and the UCP still has double digit leads in four of ThinkHQ's five reporting zones.
The Alberta Party polling double digits is good, and hopefully they hold it. But what's also interesting is Derek Fildebrandt's ego is up to 11% in Alberta south. That strongly indicates he will, sadly, retain his seat. Suddenly we really are looking at the possibility of all other parties winning 2-3 seats.