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Originally Posted by Architype
The race isn't over. There is a good possibility that the poll standings may reverse somewhat, making the actual race much closer than we think right now. You may still have the opportunity to gloat with some proper perspective, after some hidden bodies come bobbing out of the water. I mean, it seems Carney has money, so something must be wrong with that, right? 
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The Conservatives aren't at all low in the polls. The big thing to watch is if their supporters will show up to vote and how efficient their vote will be. We haven't seen the party platforms yet and that will be something that gets closely scrutinized. Otherwise, the big thing will be to see how PP behaves and how well he can campaign and debate. So far he obviously didn't have a good start and I don't know what he could do to gain support so it's about holding what he has. Carney and the Liberals will need to have a campaign without big stumbles if they are to maintain their lead.