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Originally Posted by Ozy_Flame
I disagree with that. They performed admirably last election with no vote split, with the same leader as before, and didn't lose Calgary seats by all that much. They basically captured the two big city vote, a resounding accomplishment on its own.
In 2027, the province is also going to be more full of young progressives who are arriving in droves for better house prices.
The NDP is a much stronger party today than they were in 2016. Anyone who doesn't believe that isn't paying attention.
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It would be a resounding accomplishment if the opponent was a rational traditional Conservative. Against Smith they should have buried her in a train car. Unfortunately we've seen the voting public tends to respond better to lies and bull#### than reality, and decades of Conservative leaning media in this province have contributed to the mis-education of the populace, including Smith, who lost her radio show because of her continued relentless deceit. Because of this reality, I have doubts anyone can defeat a blue party, unless the vote is split between 2 blue parties.