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Simiain posted:Is there a live-blog better than the one on the CBC? I'm used to the kind of constant cycle of masturbation and hyperventilation that I get on the BBC and Guardian for the British and American elections, and I dont want to hear people's stupid loving opinions, just read them. Just don’t use the video; they’re live blogging beneath it.
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Madkal posted:Is the Bloc's policy "gently caress the rest of Canada give Quebec stuff"? Mostly, but with any luck Alberta will have an equivalent by the next election, to balance things out.
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I would like to reitterate to the thread, New Brunswick is the probably the most Conservative of the Maritime Provinces and the ridings that are being called for the Tories don't have a lot of people in them. It would be the equivalent of the districts around Chicago being mostly red.
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wow cool a rap about voting
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Simiain posted:Is there a live-blog better than the one on the CBC? I'm used to the kind of constant cycle of masturbation and hyperventilation that I get on the BBC and Guardian for the British and American elections, and I dont want to hear people's stupid loving opinions, just read them. https://newsinteractives.cbc.ca/elections/federal/2019/results/
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MasterSitsu posted:If it makes you feel better most CPC accounts I'm looking at are panicking They'll change their tune once suburban Ontario starts check in. From there it's Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta, so they'll be downright jubilant by 10pm
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MasterSitsu posted:If it makes you feel better most CPC accounts I'm looking at are panicking yeah if the cons were going to win the most seats its not looking good if they only won back 5 in the maritimes
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Oct 22, 2019 02:01
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gently caress 30 minutes to go urge to arzy...rising...
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Oct 22, 2019 02:03
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Greens doing better than the ndp so far
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Stretch Marx posted:Whoa. CBC just flipped a seat to the Greens. false alarm, libs surged back to a 2k lead
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Stretch Marx posted:I would like to reitterate to the thread, New Brunswick is the probably the most Conservative of the Maritime Provinces and the ridings that are being called for the Tories don't have a lot of people in them. It would be the equivalent of the districts around Chicago being mostly red. This does not make them any better in my eyes
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Drunk Canuck posted:This does not make them any better in my eyes lmao gently caress buddy I live with them.
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Oct 22, 2019 02:06
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Starsfan posted:hmm should we be worried that the Conservatives are doing much better in Atlantic Canada than they did last election? My tracker has them at 30% of the popular vote, whereas they only cracked 25% in NB last time and under 20% in the others.. Not really - a few of the New Brunswick ridings are typically strong Conservative seats, so them flipping back is hardly surprising. Overall, it's a pretty decent result for the Liberals thus far if all the seats hold as they stand.
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Another fun fact about NB you're seeing: with the exception of Fredricton, Moncton, and Saint John, you can tell where the French/English divide mostly is.
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well most of the news analysis seems to be that the results from Atlantic Canada make it very unlikely for either the Liberals or the PC's to get a majority, which I am perfectly fine with.
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ColdBlooded posted:Not really - a few of the New Brunswick ridings are typically strong Conservative seats, so them flipping back is hardly surprising. Overall, it's a pretty decent result for the Liberals thus far if all the seats hold as they stand. ...and the bloc is back! (leading by 2 votes in Gaspésie)
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Excelzior posted:gently caress 30 minutes to go No riding-level polls and no beer make PT6A... something something...
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lol bob rae
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PT6A posted:No riding-level polls and no beer make PT6A... something something... Alcohol is the shame of a nation, but three martinis in I'm feeling a lot more prepared to deal with this uncertainty.
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Oct 22, 2019 02:13
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gently caress off bob
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PT6A posted:No riding-level polls and no beer make PT6A... something something... bad poster?
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Oct 22, 2019 02:14
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1/3rd of the way through Fredericton and Green holds a sizeable lead wtf
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Oct 22, 2019 02:14
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Elizabeth May live from St. Patrick's Day parade.
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Reality Sinner posted:bad poster? dont mind if i do!
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vyelkin posted:my burning desire is for ppc bernier to lose by an amount of votes smaller than the amount of votes won by rhino bernier Toxx on it you coward.
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bowser posted:I lived in Newmarket for a while for a job, renting a room from a family there. They were nice people but all the kids were extremely spoiled, entitled, and hated the poor and minorities. Everyone I met there seemed to fit that pattern. My family still talks about the subdivision behind the Canadian Tire/Walmart/Upper Canada Mall like the spot covered in shadow in The Lion King (because of all the Asians). Shits wack
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Oct 22, 2019 02:15
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Is this the st patrick's day party
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Just tuning in. The consensus right now is this is toss up between libs and cons eh? e: F A R T
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Reality Sinner posted:bad poster? Don't mind if I do!
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so when do all the votes for the NDP start coming in?
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Sage Grimm posted:1/3rd of the way through Fredericton and Green holds a sizeable lead wtf The Provincial Greens took that riding as well.
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Duceppe just hit the city of Victoria with a scorching diatribe on Radio-Can. He’s real angry they don’t have a water treatment plant.
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Oct 22, 2019 02:18
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gently caress buds. Turns out we're all in the same riding!
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Oxyclean posted:dont mind if i do!
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Oct 22, 2019 02:18
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mediaphage posted:They've hardly got a monopoly on that Oh man, I literally drive by that corner to and from work every day. Haven't yet seen any pedestrians myself cloaked in confederate flag finery, but I've seen more than a few pick-up trucks with something similar on them, plus various other conservative-type bumper stickers.
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Is NB still the province with the highest average age because everyone young fucks off the second they can? e: Nope Newfoundland/Labrador took over this year with an average age of 47.1(!!!) Furnaceface fucked around with this message at 02:21 on Oct 22, 2019 |
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Pinterest Mom posted:Duceppe just hit the city of Victoria with a scorching diatribe on Radio-Can. He’s real angry they don’t have a water treatment plant. We're building one Duceppe! Come on!
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If a pedestrian is festooned in Confederate flag apparel, it should be legal to hit them with your car imho. Just a nudge though, don’t kill them, just enough to freak them out.
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ok so despite the results for the liberals being worse than they were in 2015, they are significantly better than the 2011 election when the PC's last got a narrow majority. In 2011 the PC's were 35-40% in Atlantic Canada, now they are rolling at around 29%. so not the disaster for the Liberals it looks like at first glance. Seems like they have maintained a large advantage in Atlantic Canada that was historically a toss up.
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