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 | 26/08/21 |
Nick M. 172.219.67.212 |
With the LPC underperforming provincially and federally, it is safe to say NDP hold. |
 | 25/08/21 |
A.S. 45.41.168.91 |
As a reflection of the apparent early Dead Party Walking status of the NDP in '19, I was allowing for a ‘Tommying’ (or, if you want, a ‘Kimming’) of Jagmeet--the fact that he won with an even lower share than in the byelection vindicated my circumspection. I would have prepared for the same this year; but so far have been given no real reason to. Still, that SinoCon in Metrotown and elsewhere is to be monitored--there's a reason why this is no Peter Julian-style New Westminster. But for the long term. Not for now, while Jagmeet's walking on air. |
 | 16/08/21 |
Stevo 164.177.56.217 |
With Singh looking very strong in the polls and likely to continue on that trajectory (he's not exactly a gaffe-machine, and is now an experienced campaigner), I think 50%+ in his home riding is doable. |
 | 13/08/21 |
R.O. 24.146.13.237 |
Just don’t see Jagmeet Singh not holding his own riding as party leader . despite the fact it was still relatively close last time but doesn’t appear Jay Shin is back as the cpc candidate this year. |
 | 22/05/21 |
99.226.172.248 |
Ok, theoretically this should be a no brainer for the NDP, but, both the 2019 by election and general election were closer then they should have been. I'm still giving to the NDP, but still... |
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