The Ontario election that is.
Liberals: 43%
Progressive Conservatives: 33%
New Democrats: 17%
Greens: 6%
Those are the latest polling numbers from Ipsos-Reid, otherwise known as the firm that typically had Conservative support the highest.
I know that Ottawa (scratch that) Montreal is gripped with dump Dion fever, what I am curious about is how soon after the Ontario election will the dump Tory movement become as vocal.
But back to the article - it is good to see Greg Morrow's democraticSPACE get some recongnition so after you've checked out his predicitions (scroll down and look to the right) head over to his site and click one of those annoying links (or two). Oh, and I can't resist, his projections are pointing to a Liberal majority - which what I've been saying for over a year now.
Comments (1)
Tory will do well (much better than 2003) but it seems he won’t beat Liberals this time. For that to happen, NDP would have to have a great campaign and get 20% or more, peeling votes off from the Liberals. That didn’t happen, so Tory is where he is now.
Tory is a great leader, and I thought it was a well managed campaign, but politics is politics. To win against the Liberals without NDP assistance, there will have to be a big scandal. McGuinty is learning that, like Harper and Flaherty learned on income trusts, the voters don’t care if you break your promises.
Posted by orval | September 29, 2007 12:13 PM
Posted on September 29, 2007 12:13