The Canadian election is tomorrow.
The polls are all over the place.
In the last few elections, the Nanos-CPAC-SES polling has been most accurate.
Its final poll shows Conservatives 33%, Liberals 27%, NDP 22%.
That's a six-point spread.
Traditionally, 6.5% to 8% is needed to pull off a majority.
But the final trend is to the Conservatives--and with the NDP close behind the Liberals, the left-wing vote may be split more than usual. In a first-past-the-post system, that may allow a few extra Tory candidates to come up the middle.
I predict a bare Conservative majority.
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