I wonder if this has to do with how Jagmeet recruited members for the party. As in got people in to do the vote but didn’t do anything to keep them around.
bigred1978 on
Is this the beginning of the final circling the drain, close the lights and lock the door, it’s over for the NDP?
WoodenCourage on
The article uses 2015 as the benchmark, which is a misleading choice imo, as that election is very much an outlier. I would have liked to see pre-2015 fundraising in the analysis.
I think it’s more accurate to say their donations are stagnant. The last two elections were pretty much the same and are consistent with pre-2015 trends.
Theseactuallydo on
I’d love to vote for real democratic socialists federally, but if the NDP are going to act more like socially progressive neolibs then I’ll just vote for the other socially progressive neolibs (the LPC) because at least they can beat the Conservatives.
Feynyx-77-CDN on
This is crazy to me. It was because of the power they had as 3rd party last government that the NDP was able to get implemented (at least in part) all of the things they wanted. Politics doesn’t seem fair sometimes.
DJ_JOWZY on
„We don’t yet know how much the NDP spent on its 2025 election campaign“
„Even though the complete financial picture isn’t available yet“
„Lucy Watson, national director of the federal NDP told Canada’s National Observer in an emailed statement the fact the NDP raised nearly $2 million in the last quarter“
These articles are getting ridiculous. Everytime headlines claim the NDP is beyond salvage, when clearly it’s based on speculation.
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I wonder if this has to do with how Jagmeet recruited members for the party. As in got people in to do the vote but didn’t do anything to keep them around.
Is this the beginning of the final circling the drain, close the lights and lock the door, it’s over for the NDP?
The article uses 2015 as the benchmark, which is a misleading choice imo, as that election is very much an outlier. I would have liked to see pre-2015 fundraising in the analysis.
I think it’s more accurate to say their donations are stagnant. The last two elections were pretty much the same and are consistent with pre-2015 trends.
I’d love to vote for real democratic socialists federally, but if the NDP are going to act more like socially progressive neolibs then I’ll just vote for the other socially progressive neolibs (the LPC) because at least they can beat the Conservatives.
This is crazy to me. It was because of the power they had as 3rd party last government that the NDP was able to get implemented (at least in part) all of the things they wanted. Politics doesn’t seem fair sometimes.
„We don’t yet know how much the NDP spent on its 2025 election campaign“
„Even though the complete financial picture isn’t available yet“
„Lucy Watson, national director of the federal NDP told Canada’s National Observer in an emailed statement the fact the NDP raised nearly $2 million in the last quarter“
These articles are getting ridiculous. Everytime headlines claim the NDP is beyond salvage, when clearly it’s based on speculation.