Right; a loss will see Poilievre pushed out of a political window and they’ll make sure Byrne is there to break his landing, but from too great a height to matter. But I don’t see the Conservative Party of Canada fracturing into two or more constituent parts. They’ll recognize that, if Carney wins, they badly need to find a way to rebuild appeal for centrist swing voters that deliver elections.
2025 Federal Election - 28 Apr 25
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It will confirm that the Reform/Alliance using PCs experiment has run its course.
Either give the PC side a go (like Harper promised MacKay) or face perpetual opposition status.
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It's not just the CPC who get a vote. From what I understand, the media reports on internal dissention within the CPC during this campaign were initially driven by LPC insiders.
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No doubt. The LPC is a corrupt organization worthy of RICO investigation, if we had such a thing.
Are you suggesting that you think it’s against a law for political parties to gather insider rumours from each other and to share them?
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No.
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If you think CPC folks don't circulate rumours about other parties to the media as well you are remarkably naive.
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Never said that.
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Can you state what sections of the criminal code you think the party violated?
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Some first post debate polling showing up in the aggregate.
So far no major movement. LPC and CPC narrowing a bit on voter intention. Seat projection still pointing to a LPC majority.
We’ll see if further post election polls move that needle but so far everything is still stabilized from before.
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i dont know if i like this narrowing of the parties relevance down to two338Canada Canada | Poll Analysis & Electoral Projections
Some first post debate polling showing up in the aggregate.
So far no major movement. LPC and CPC narrowing a bit on voter intention. Seat projection still pointing to a LPC majority.
We’ll see if further post election polls move that needle but so far everything is still stabilized from before.
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You can thank Jagmeet Singh’s lack of strategic foresight in December.
Had he helped defeat the government when Trudeau was PM and before they could prorogue to have a leadership contest, he would leader of the official opposition, right now.
Mainstreet’s still a really weird outlier from basically everyone else, showing a Conservative lead. I wonder what they’re doing differently?338Canada Canada | Poll Analysis & Electoral Projections
Some first post debate polling showing up in the aggregate.
So far no major movement. LPC and CPC narrowing a bit on voter intention. Seat projection still pointing to a LPC majority.
We’ll see if further post election polls move that needle but so far everything is still stabilized from before.
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i dont think its clear that it is a priority for Singh or the NDP. Maybe the leadership review will reveal more but weve discussed this before. Is it the interests of the NDP to facilitate a CPC win? I wonder how many still blame Jack for flying to close to the sun?
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I'm not certain that that lack is time bound.
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It is bizzare isn't it ?
Still well within the margin of error and may not be reflective of seat count either.
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It could be we are just seeing random statistical variations.
Or this one is actually a closer contest than most people are thinking it will be, so it doesn’t take much to move the needle, either way.
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Not polling downtown Toronto/Ottawa?
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