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2015 Canadian Federal Elections
#31

And your political spectrum says you're centre-right! How confusing.
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#32

I had change of mind. I is centre-left now.
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#33

http://www.cbc.ca/news2/interactives/pol...index.html
http://www.threehundredeight.com/

Some poll tracking, with more detailed breakdowns on his website.

It is still extremely close right now, and could still potentially go to any of the three main parties (though the Liberals continue to lag).

My riding is predicted to remain Liberal with 90% certainty, so I'm pretty sure how it will go.
#34

I think it's going to be a hung parliament, however it's hard to tell right now.
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#35

I definitely think it's going to be a hung parliament now. Wow the Liberals are doing really well now, the Tories and NDP are doing very bad. Not long left either till you go to the polls.
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#36

If only the Lib Dems could do that well here in the UK. Once they could have now they can't.
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#37

The way polls are going I'm expecting a Liberal minority.
#38

Tried the Vote Compass, here's my results:
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Definitely leans towards a specific party here.

https://votecompass.cbc.ca/
#39

How are the polls? Still thinking a Lib minor?
#40

CBC is currently predicting:
  • Liberals: 136 seats (110-150 range)
  • Conservatives: 118 seats (100-141 range)
  • NDP: 80 seats (63-101 range)
  • BQ: 3 seats (1-11 range)
  • Green: 1 seats (1-1 range)
  • Other: 0 seats (0-1 range)
Globe and Mail is predicting:
  • 67% chance of a Liberal victory
  • 35% chance of a Conservative victory
  • 0.2% chance of an NDP victory
  • 6% chance of a majority
  • 14% chance the Green party gets more than one seat
(there are seat ranges but no numbers are given)

Liberal has been polling strong lately (mostly at NDP expense), and it's looking like a good chance of a Liberal minority.

The Liberals are riding their momentum on this final week, but I wouldn't rule out the possibility of a Conservative victory. NDP will need a miracle at least on the scale of 2011, but they've been falling for almost two months now.




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