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Coxswain Balls posted:what the f v probably an input error, there was one in Beauséjour briefly showing the Green ahead earlier too.
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I'm really happy to be dead wrong when it comes to the PPC popular vote. I was expecting them to do much better than the 2% popular vote as polled because I thought people voting for them would be ashamed to admit it to a pollster. Canada, I love you. 
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Scorchy posted:LOL Vancouver is loving going Conservative because of NDP and JWR vote splitting I really really don't understand the sudden resurgence of conservatism as an ideology this decade and what exactly people think it offers them. CBC practically reading the NDP's death knell here. I really don't understand what it's gonna take besides demographics, but even then I see a lot of young conservatives these days and I just don't understand again why
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Oct 22, 2019 04:30
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E-May is extremely popular in her riding. A fortress of green.
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Oct 22, 2019 04:30
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The great centrist Jack Layton
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Kale posted:I really really don't understand the sudden resurgence of conservatism as an ideology this decade and what exactly people think it offers them. CBC practically reading the NDP's death knell here. I really don't understand what it's gonna take besides demographics, but even then I see a lot of young conservatives these days and I just don't understand again why Social media algorithms
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Oct 22, 2019 04:31
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Pinterest Mom posted:v probably an input error, there was one in Beauséjour briefly showing the Green ahead earlier too.  and we're back
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Scorchy posted:Social media algorithms That seems to have a LOT to do with it yeah
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Oct 22, 2019 04:31
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Death to Lisa Raitt
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Coxswain Balls posted:what the f I think somebody accidentally added 8000 votes to the Green total, they are back down to 806 now
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Oct 22, 2019 04:32
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"""Lisa's a good MP""" Edit: "I wouldn't call Ms.Raitt yet'"
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Oct 22, 2019 04:33
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bahaha van Koeverden was on the phone with Raitt when they called it
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Oct 22, 2019 04:33
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Van Kooveerden "feels good man" A good MP
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Oct 22, 2019 04:34
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I'll be glad once I know if the eye of sauron in ed-strathcona stays.
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Oct 22, 2019 04:35
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Oct 22, 2019 04:36
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are the CPC gonna actually win the pop vote or are the urban vote counts gonna swing it back
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Oct 22, 2019 04:38
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Whoa an independent is leading and Mad Max isnt lmao Whos the indy? One of the two liberal exiles?
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stab posted:Whoa an independent is leading and Mad Max isnt lmao JWR in Vancouver–Granville, yeah
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Oct 22, 2019 04:39
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Jody ahead......by 15 votes.
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Oct 22, 2019 04:39
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Oct 22, 2019 04:40
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Kale posted:I really really don't understand the sudden resurgence of conservatism as an ideology this decade and what exactly people think it offers them. CBC practically reading the NDP's death knell here. I really don't understand what it's gonna take besides demographics, but even then I see a lot of young conservatives these days and I just don't understand again why There has always been a lot of young conservatives. It's not a new thing and the symptoms are the same. It's mostly kids who inherit it from their parents.
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Kale posted:I really really don't understand the sudden resurgence of conservatism as an ideology this decade and what exactly people think it offers them. CBC practically reading the NDP's death knell here. I really don't understand what it's gonna take besides demographics, but even then I see a lot of young conservatives these days and I just don't understand again why the NDP have seemingly given up trying to contest conservative strongholds. if you're a rural, hate the liberals, and aren't in northern ontario who are you going to vote for? edit: https://twitter.com/TheEagleist/status/1186473697575690241
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Do it ironically posted:Who are all these loving pieces of poo poo outside Alberta/sask/Manitoba voting con why is our country awful It's always amusing to me when people from Ontario and BC seem to think it's only the Prairies that are conservative
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Oct 22, 2019 04:42
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Picnic Princess posted:I already have people crying over the Betrayal of the West I feel dirty, voting strategically and still not winning, even if Nirmala got closer than anyone else in Calgary. Still, at least the cons are salty over not winning either, nationally, so that's something.
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MasterSitsu posted:are the CPC gonna actually win the pop vote or are the urban vote counts gonna swing it back A lot of Ontario is still counting so the Lib popular vote is probably going to keep climbing as those report in.
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Kale posted:I really really don't understand the sudden resurgence of conservatism as an ideology this decade and what exactly people think it offers them. CBC practically reading the NDP's death knell here. I really don't understand what it's gonna take besides demographics, but even then I see a lot of young conservatives these days and I just don't understand again why People love the idea that they can become successful merely via bootstrapping themselves to victory. Is there a comprehensive site on the racism throughout the PPC? A friend is very misguided
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Oct 22, 2019 04:45
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Alright CBC finally has the elected liberals past where the leading Conservatives can possibly catch them. I can finally unclench a little. 2016 US Elections always have me wondering about last minute surprise windfalls for right wingers.
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Oct 22, 2019 04:45
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I see Jenny Kwan won again, continuing her singular antagonism of CIKale posted:Alright CBC finally has the elected liberals past where the leading Conservatives can possibly catch them. I can finally unclench a little. 2016 US Elections always have me wondering about last minute surprise windfalls for right wingers. there are rarely those kinds of surprises because two of the most important provinces are counted almost immediately. Dreylad fucked around with this message at 04:48 on Oct 22, 2019 |
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Oct 22, 2019 04:46
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Whole lotta love for Lisa Raitt on CBC 
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Weird BIAS posted:I'll be glad once I know if the eye of sauron in ed-strathcona stays. 115/198 polls reported Heather McPherson New Democrat Elected 47.0 % 14,892 votes CBC has called it. Time to relax, sort of.
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Oct 22, 2019 04:47
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MasterSitsu posted:I can take him He might've been around for the American one
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Oct 22, 2019 04:48
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Kale posted:Still don't get how they can call the election so early with margins this close. I guess there's a lot of confidence in the ridings Liberals are leading. The news organizations have a much more detailed feed from the elections. It details things like poll box by poll box numbers and the like, allowing them to do statistical analysis on the fly of each riding. (There literally is a room of math geeks at a couple of the news organizations like cbc and ctv). CTV used to have a rule (might still do) that they wouldn't call anything until they had a 99.9% assurance of the result. They're looking for things like "which way does box 17, 73, 104 go, as they were the closest last time". (I'm grossly simplifying it).
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MakaVillian posted:It's always amusing to me when people from Ontario and BC seem to think it's only the Prairies that are conservative It's somewhat difficult to admit the places you live in (and love in some cases) are also racist hellholes
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EimiYoshikawa posted:I feel dirty, voting strategically and still not winning, even if Nirmala got closer than anyone else in Calgary. I knew a strategic vote didn't stand a chance in my riding, so I voted true. But I was surprised and pleased to see someone on my street with a Green lawn sign, that takes balls here. Never thought I would see someone here be that bold.
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Weird BIAS posted:I'll be glad once I know if the eye of sauron in ed-strathcona stays. excuse me, Eye of Layton
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MakaVillian posted:It's always amusing to me when people from Ontario and BC seem to think it's only the Prairies that are conservative Southern and central Ontario could rival almost any part of Alberta.
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CBC practically giving the Goodnight Sweet Prince soliloquy for Lisa Raitt for the last 10 minutes. edit: The Ford Factor  edit 2: But seriously he is just done next provincial election right? Right? Kale fucked around with this message at 04:53 on Oct 22, 2019 |
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