Maybe a rogue poll. Or, on the other hand, there've been a string of pretty crummy looking economic reports lately. The recovering is starting to feel a bit like the recession. These could be weighing the government down.
Anyway, I'm sure Steve V will be along to explain it all, and of course Kady gives it a stab through the link.
A 12 point drop in BC and a 8 point drop in Ontario for the Tories? An almost 17 point increase for the NDP in Saskatchewan/Manitoba? Inside a week? After the showing of all the other polls released within the approximate time frame?
ReplyDeleteUm, outlier much?
Hey Glenn it gets better, the Libs jumping in BC and actually leading now with just over 30% ...even better is the almost 29% jump for the NDP in the Atlantic region.
ReplyDeleteYa, I'd say the regional numbers are a tad suspect.
Do you think the Liberal whip will eliminate the Hall Duty shift during key votes?
ReplyDeleteLiberals are not voting against this governments agenda, they only complain.
It appears Liberals are not comfortable with pushing their own policies. Ethical Mining, American deserters, EI360, Pension enrichment etc.
Clearly Jim Prentice had longer coattails than was commonly believed. ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat will canadian sense say when Iggy finally pulls the plug and puts the reformatorts out of their misery........coming next.
ReplyDeleteIs Ignatieff joining Maurizio, Keith Martin?
ReplyDeleteThe writing is on the wall and these polls are wicked funny!
It brings out the dreamers in Liberal la la land.
"I could have been Prime Minister" -Feb 2009 or "Your time is up" Sept 2009
classic Ignatieff he is better than G.W.B. for comic relief.
CanadianSense = spam
ReplyDeleteOui, c’est possible!