Liberals open up wide lead on Conservatives

[mentalfloss]

Liberals open up wide lead on Conservatives

Strong Liberal majority in the cards

TORONTO JULY 19th, 2014 – In a random sampling of public opinion taken by the Forum Poll™ among 1624 Canadian voters, the Liberals have opened up a convincing 16 point lead on the Conservatives (44% to 28%), while the NDP has ticked downwards to less than a fifth (18%). This is in comparison with this time last month, when the Liberal lead was a more modest 8 points (June 18, Liberals - 39%, Conservatives - 31%). Few will vote Bloc Quebecois (5% of total, 20% in Quebec) or Green (3%) or for any other party (1%). The Liberal vote is strong among Boomers (55 to 64 - 53%), in Atlantic Canada (53%) and Ontario (50%). The Conservative vote is common to the oldest (35%), males (34%) and Albertans (55%). There is a significant gender gap among Conservative supporters (34% male, 23% female) which does not exist with respect to the other two main opposition parties.

Read more at: The Forum Pollâ„¢ - Liberals open up wide lead on Conservatives
Copyright ©Forum Research Inc.

 

[captain morgan]

What a joke... This statement by Forum Research (hired by Trudeau no doubt) came up with this little gem:

"Trudeau has slight edge as best PM Justin Trudeau is seen to be the best Prime Minister by 3-in-10 "

Memo to Forum Research Inc.... Justine has never been Prime Minister.

.... That is all

 

[Cliffy]

I predict that if Trudeau wins the next election we will have to put up with Cons spewing venom for as long as he holds office (similar to what Repubs have been doing to Obama), there will be gnashing of teeth and rending of cloth of biblical proportions. I would really like to see the shenanagans if the NDP got in. The cacophony would be deafening.

 

[El Barto]

There is only one valid poll
But the more things change the more it stays the same

This may be a weird election for me. I always voted for who could beat the Bloc.
Unfortunately I am no Harper fan and the conservative won in this county at least twice.
May just be voting that way.
I dream of a day I could vote for a party I actually want.

 

[Cliffy]

There is only one valid poll
But the more things change the more it stays the same

This may be a weird election for me. I always voted for who could beat the Bloc.
Unfortunately I am no Harper fan and the conservative won in this county at least twice.
May just be voting that way.
I dream of a day I could vote for a party I actually want.

Vote for the candidate not the party.

 

[coldstream]

Geez.. a choice between an gutless American and Wall Street Shill in Harper.. and cosmic space cadet and Flower Child in Justin. What a choice. :roll:

 

[mentalfloss]

Or you could vote for neck beard guy.

 

[captain morgan]

There's bound to be an Indie in many ridings... Vote that direction

 

[El Barto]

Vote for the candidate not the party.

Only if i find the Bloc on a low end of the pre-election poll in my area

 

[mentalfloss]

Must be the curmudgeon politicking.

Stephen Harper targets Justin Trudeau in speech to supporters in Calgary

 

[QuebecCanadian]

There is only one valid poll
But the more things change the more it stays the same

This may be a weird election for me. I always voted for who could beat the Bloc.
Unfortunately I am no Harper fan and the conservative won in this county at least twice.
May just be voting that way.
I dream of a day I could vote for a party I actually want.

Welcome to Quebec. Where voting against the one you don't want is more important than voting for the one you want.

 

[SLM]

Welcome to Quebec. Where voting against the one you don't want is more important than voting for the one you want.

Don't let the rhetoric fool you, that's actually true for all of Canada.

 

[mentalfloss]

That's true for most of the world unfortunately.

 

[SLM]

That's true for most of the world unfortunately.

If you consider that to truly be unfortunate, why would you continue to feed the beast?

 

[mentalfloss]

It's a pretty obvious fact of life you can't satisfy everyone.

 

[taxslave]

Vote for the Pirate Party. The one that ran in our riding last time was theonly one of 6 or 7 wannabees that told the truth. Basically he said if elected they would lie and steal and fuk us peons over for the next 4 years

 

[mentalfloss]

We had the none of the above party which was basically a failed ploy by the cons to split the vote.

 

[SLM]

It's a pretty obvious fact of life you can't satisfy everyone.

So because it's not possible to satisfy absolutely everyone, the only alternative is to participate in all the rhetoric and B.S.?

 

[Retired_Can_Soldier]

Must be the curmudgeon politicking.

Stephen Harper targets Justin Trudeau in speech to supporters in Calgary

What is it that you think you are doing with all your propaganda threads?

Enlightening us?:lol:

 

[gerryh]

Liberals open up wide lead on Conservatives

Strong Liberal majority in the cards

TORONTO JULY 19th, 2014 – In a random sampling of public opinion taken by the Forum Poll™ among 1624 Canadian voters, the Liberals have opened up a convincing 16 point lead on the Conservatives (44% to 28%), while the NDP has ticked downwards to less than a fifth (18%). This is in comparison with this time last month, when the Liberal lead was a more modest 8 points (June 18, Liberals - 39%, Conservatives - 31%). Few will vote Bloc Quebecois (5% of total, 20% in Quebec) or Green (3%) or for any other party (1%). The Liberal vote is strong among Boomers (55 to 64 - 53%), in Atlantic Canada (53%) and Ontario (50%). The Conservative vote is common to the oldest (35%), males (34%) and Albertans (55%). There is a significant gender gap among Conservative supporters (34% male, 23% female) which does not exist with respect to the other two main opposition parties.

Read more at: The Forum Pollâ„¢ - Liberals open up wide lead on Conservatives
Copyright ©Forum Research Inc.

OMG, OMG, OMG, 8O one year before an actual election happens some polster has found people that "say" they are going to vote a certain way next year. :roll: