Those are pretty poor numbers (historically) for the CPC and UCP. Hope they are true, would really like to get rid of the UCP and their separatist bullshit
j821c on
I thought this was a national pole at first glance and was shocked. Upon learning its an alberta poll im shocked for a different reason 😅
Buff1965 on
I haven’t done a deep analysis, but my impression of Mainstreet is that it often overestimates Tory voters. Am I wrong?
lenin418 on
This was going to be the end result of all the political events of the last few years. The centre-left vote in Alberta has coalesced to voting for either the LPC and the NDP. The ANDP-CPC voter, which exists, has probably just switched over to becoming an ANDP-LPC/NDP voter.
46% for the UCP is not good. This could, if the regionals were available, end up as a slim majority for the ANDP.
Medea_From_Colchis on
Nenshi has been doing a good job on the electors list scandal, so this isn’t too shocking. The ANDP just put out a plan to get pipelines built, too. I don’t think Smith can play games with a northern route now because the NDP are saying they’ll submit a proposal for a southern route if need be; they also spoke about being open to pipelines going east, too. Further, the UCP has still done absolutely nothing on the elector’s list scandal, which continues to make them look worse. I don’t know if moderate conservatives will be as unwilling to hold their nose and vote ANDP in Calgary and Edmonton with how obnoxious the UCP and the separatists are getting. The centrist strategy has a good chance of working right now.
It should be noted that a lot of other polls came out before the elector’s list scandal, and a lot of pollsters love tainting their data by putting the Alberta Liberal party in their survey (the party basically doesn’t exist). It would be nice to see some more polls given all the news coming out of Alberta these days.
Sad_Imagination6012 on
40% for the Federal Liberals in Alberta is crazy.
And all Carney had to do was give up his credentials as an environmentalist. Time will tell if this was a good bet.
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Those are pretty poor numbers (historically) for the CPC and UCP. Hope they are true, would really like to get rid of the UCP and their separatist bullshit
I thought this was a national pole at first glance and was shocked. Upon learning its an alberta poll im shocked for a different reason 😅
I haven’t done a deep analysis, but my impression of Mainstreet is that it often overestimates Tory voters. Am I wrong?
This was going to be the end result of all the political events of the last few years. The centre-left vote in Alberta has coalesced to voting for either the LPC and the NDP. The ANDP-CPC voter, which exists, has probably just switched over to becoming an ANDP-LPC/NDP voter.
46% for the UCP is not good. This could, if the regionals were available, end up as a slim majority for the ANDP.
Nenshi has been doing a good job on the electors list scandal, so this isn’t too shocking. The ANDP just put out a plan to get pipelines built, too. I don’t think Smith can play games with a northern route now because the NDP are saying they’ll submit a proposal for a southern route if need be; they also spoke about being open to pipelines going east, too. Further, the UCP has still done absolutely nothing on the elector’s list scandal, which continues to make them look worse. I don’t know if moderate conservatives will be as unwilling to hold their nose and vote ANDP in Calgary and Edmonton with how obnoxious the UCP and the separatists are getting. The centrist strategy has a good chance of working right now.
It should be noted that a lot of other polls came out before the elector’s list scandal, and a lot of pollsters love tainting their data by putting the Alberta Liberal party in their survey (the party basically doesn’t exist). It would be nice to see some more polls given all the news coming out of Alberta these days.
40% for the Federal Liberals in Alberta is crazy.
And all Carney had to do was give up his credentials as an environmentalist. Time will tell if this was a good bet.