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Originally Posted by Maritime Q-Scout
You expect me to believe that all of Nova Scotia goes Conservative?
The entire province?
Every riding?
In... Nova... Scotia?!
That'd be like the Liberals sweeping Alberta.
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https://338canada.com/federal.htm
While several polls are still lagging behind and aren't as strong as Mainstreet's recent poll, the trend is quite clear. Atlantic is shifting Conservative, and picking up steam where past Liberal safe holdings are no longer safe. This is also the strongest projection yet in several years for the Conservatives, with 67% majority prediction.
It may be wise for the Liberals to do an election sooner than later with these types of results (or at the very least sack Trudeau). Holding on to power while this unpopular for another 2 years may completely wipe out the Liberals similar to the PC in 1993, and may bring the Liberals in a dark age with no clear successor.
The big difference here from 2019 for example is that current Liberal policies are widely unpopular and seen as directly responsible for Canadians woes. Liberals would rather focus on enriching companies like Bell and Rogers at the expense of Canadian access to news, while simultaneously claiming housing is not a federal primary responsibility. The optics are just awful and Canadians are paying attention.
The NDP with its poor leadership is also not only not taking advantage, but losing ground overall. You would think that unhappy Liberal voters would flock to the NDP, but this is clearly not happening which should cause the NDP to rethink their coalition strategy and leadership.
We could well see the strongest Conservative government in power since Mulroney with nationwide support should the ship continue to steer this way.
