Cons Roll On Towards A Majority - Democratic Underground

Bragi

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Fri May-12-06 08:20 AM
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Cons Roll On Towards A Majority

Yesterday's SES poll confirms what other polls have shown -- Harper is gaining strength, and because of the splitting of votes among Canada's centrist and centre-left majority, he is well on his way to forming a majority government...

"Our most recent national survey of Canadians completed by SES Research Tuesday Night (May 9) has the Conservatives with a comfortable lead over the Liberals (Conservative 38%, Liberals 28%) on the national ballot. NDP support is at 19% followed by the Bloc Quebecois at 9% and the Green Party at 6%. The Conservatives have picked up support in Quebec (+11 points) and are now in a statistical tie with the BQ. Currently, Ontario is also a statistical tie between the Conservatives and the Liberals."

http://www.sesresearch.com/main.asp

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daleo

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Fri May-12-06 10:53 AM
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1. Not really much change since the election

This is within MOE of the election results. Both Quebec and Ontario show 10% uncommitted. A lot will depend on the Liberal leadership race, I think.

I do tend to trust SES polls more than most of the others, though.

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