The Conservatives are continuing their free-fall in Atlantic Canada, taking only 13.9% of the vote compared to the Liberals 49.2%, the NDP’s 23.9% and the Greens’ 13.1%. These fortunes are mirrored in Alberta where the Liberals find themselves at 12.6%, marginally ahead of the Greens at 12.1%. The Conservatives lead that province with 52.1% of decided voters with the NDP in second place at 23.2%.
Which bodes well for my prediction of the impact a provincial election in Alberta would have on Federal Conservatives. The concern about the 'out of towners' impacting on Stelmach's regime has not been missed by the man himself.
"We've had over 500,000 new Albertans move to the province within the last six years."
SEE:
Williams Out Deals Stelmach
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Those are very interesting numbers. I've not seen the NDP punch that high in quite some time now. Do you know who conducted that poll and where to find their regional breakdowns?
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