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View Poll Results: Who are you voting for?
LPC 50 40.32%
CPC 22 17.74%
NDP 35 28.23%
PPC 8 6.45%
BQ 4 3.23%
GP 4 3.23%
Other 1 0.81%
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Huh? Green leading in Gatineau.
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Huh? Green leading in Gatineau.
With 1 of 223 polls reporting
     
     
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I was listening to some interesting commentary on CBC radio. The estimated 20% of Canadians who feel alienated from politics & the system and who don't normally vote, may decide to help the PPC, not the Conservatives, just as they did for Trump who successfully tapped into it. The effect of the PPC vote splitting and the Green Party collapse on this election may be the determining factors on the outcome. Obviously, as others have said, the Green collapse will help the Libs, but the PPC vote will hurt the Conservatives; this may continue to help the Libs in Ontario, and perhaps in the West.
     
     
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What's the best online tracker with a national map and clickable ridings? I can't remember what I used last time.
     
     
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Rosemary Barton: "Liberals leading in +3, that is encouraging... ugh... that *would* be encouraging..."

CBC's tracker is good: https://newsinteractives.cbc.ca/elections/federal/2021/results/
     
     
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With 1 of 223 polls reporting
It was a snap shot on Radio Canada.
I just realized that Brian Gallant is one of the people there.
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What's the best online tracker with a national map and clickable ridings? I can't remember what I used last time.
CBC?

https://newsinteractives.cbc.ca/elections/federal/2021/results/

CBC livestream:

https://www.cbc.ca/news?cmp=DM_SEM_Election2021_ElectionNightMain
     
     
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Rosemary Barton: "Liberals leading in +3, that is encouraging... ugh... that *would* be encouraging..."

CBC's tracker is good: https://newsinteractives.cbc.ca/elections/federal/2021/results/
She's probably the most egregious example of CBC being pro Liberal.

She needs to tone down the clear love for the party.
     
     
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I'm assuming in ridings where people are still waiting to vote that they won't start counting until all the polls are closed?
     
     
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Conservatives at 25% in Quebec right now Mulroney and Legault bump?
     
     
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Something of note from Eastern Canada.

ALL of our cities have gone Liberal now, except for Fredericton and Miramichi. (And technically half of Sydney hasn't been called yet). And even Freddy and Miramichi are in ridings that are quite close and not called yet. It's probably not much to really make note of, but it is a bit curious. Even if Freddy and Miramichi go blue, they're close enough that they're basically grey.
     
     
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Looks like PPC supporters just elected another Liberal government. Only 5 point gap in Ontario between lib and cpc but Liberals winning Ontario seats 61 to 28
     
     
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Vancouver East, my riding, showing a very early Liberal lead:

Lib 65%
Cons 18%
NDP 9%
Green 3%
PPC 3%

Too early, but good luck Liberals in this NDP forever district.
It's probably just the richer areas reporting.
     
     
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Only 1 poll reporting for Kitchener Centre so far with 474 votes, but it's a result you wouldn't normally see:

GRN 34%
NDP 24%
LPC 22%
CPC 18%
PPC 3%
     
     
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CBC just made the call: Liberal Government.
     
     
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And CBC is projecting a Liberal Government.
     
     
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Glad I didn't vote. Made absolutely zero difference voting in Western Canada.
     
     
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Phew RE election call. We can sleep easy tonight

Barton’s quips about the PPC headquarters not following public health guidance were great. “Stay safe in there!” Etc.
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Phew RE election call. We can sleep easy tonight

Barton’s quips about the PPC headquarters not following public health guidance were great. “Stay safe in there!” Etc.
But you may go to sleep and dream that the Conservatives won, like Dianne in The Good Fight.
     
     
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O toole scheer doesn't matter Tories will lose until Trudeau retires.
     
     
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