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Originally Posted by 1overcosc
A lot depends on what happens with him and transit. If he actually sticks to his pledge to cancel the LRT then boom, he's not getting anything more than 25%, ever, and Orleans will reject him with an unbelievable force. We saw Ottawans reject Hudak in droves simply because he didn't unreservedly support it.
But if he does get with the program on LRT, avoids any of his past anti-French demagoguery, etc., he might do reasonably well, maybe 40% or so, but Watson will still win of course.
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It also makes me wonder - where do Kanata and Barrhaven voters stand on LRT? They aren't getting it until Phase 3 at the earliest - do they not seem to mind, do they have a sense of jealousy and want it now (the Orleans position) or do they hate the idea due to taxes and spending (the rural position)?
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