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View Poll Results: Who has the more positive vision for New Brunswick's future?
Susan Holt's Liberals 50 74.63%
Blaine Higgs's Progressive Conservatives 17 25.37%
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Old Posted Oct 8, 2024, 6:35 PM
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Such rhetoric, if translated accurately and leaked to anglophone voters in the south could harden the resolve of some anglophone voters in the south to not vote Liberal for fear of enboldening the SAANB and increasing their influence in the halls of power.
Not sure I follow. This is a PC (star) candidate talking about the importance of electing non-Liberal (i.e., PC) North Shore MLAs with pretty standard talking points about getting 'a seat at the table' and not having their votes taken for granted by Liberals.

I don't think it matters either way. Bathurst was the closest northern riding by a country mile (L 51, PC 35) in 2020, under the new boundaries but it's probably not winnable this year. Hell, the new Champdore-Irishtown was PC 42, L 41, and the new Moncton East was only L 39, PC 32 and they're not really gunning for either (or Moncton Centre, which they actually won 39-30) AFAIK.
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