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    #11
    Originally posted by sumdumguy View Post
    Pallister has a chance now to make Manitoba great, wonder if he will use his majority to do good. Hope the Libs were watching and scratching their heads today.
    You honestly think the Federal Libs care what happened in lowly Manitoba?
    Anything west of Lake of the Woods and east of the Rocky Mountains is only the outback anyway!

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      #12
      Liberals lost official party status running on a climate emergency agenda, they dropped from 4 to 3 MLA’s.

      Now they can all carpool in a regular cab F-150.

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        #13
        no greens either. 👍

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          #14
          did you notice our friends with their left leg longer aren’t commenting today- wonder why maybe Libs👎and Greens Zip - just wondering

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            #15
            Well that didnt age well

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              #16
              Hmmm another poll wrong. Ho hum . What is the percentage of polls wrong? About 80 plus percent of the time, they are good for dogs.

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                #17
                Originally posted by jazz View Post
                Well that didnt age well

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                What Jazz fails to tell you is that this was the only poll that suggested a close race, all other polls put PC well in the lead. Second, this poll was done by a new Toronto polling firm that had never before done a political poll and the results were so out of line that a number of news organizations did not even report the results. Third, the polling company itself acknowledged a day after release that there may be a problem with the numbers and 4 days later admitted there were data weighing errors and it was incorrect. The corrected results were in line with all other polls which predicted a PC lead. If Jazz read the story instead of just the headline he would have realized the poll was wrong.
                https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/coverso-manitoba-poll-pcs-well-out-front-1.5252766 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/coverso-manitoba-poll-pcs-well-out-front-1.5252766
                Last edited by dmlfarmer; Sep 11, 2019, 12:31.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by dmlfarmer View Post
                  What Jazz fails to tell you is that this was the only poll that suggested a close race, all other polls put PC well in the lead. Second, this poll was done by a new Toronto polling firm that had never before done a political poll and the results were so out of line that a number of news organizations did not even report the results. Third, the polling company itself acknowledged a day after release that there may be a problem with the numbers and 4 days later admitted there were data weighing errors and it was incorrect. The corrected results were in line with all other polls which predicted a PC lead.
                  https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/coverso-manitoba-poll-pcs-well-out-front-1.5252766 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/coverso-manitoba-poll-pcs-well-out-front-1.5252766
                  Just glad to see the Liberals out of party status..... that’s the best part .
                  Was that the same polling group that had Hillary way out in front of Trump even up to the day of the election??? Lol
                  It will be interesting to watch all these polls here in Canada leading up to the election, and the actual results after .

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                    Just glad to see the Liberals out of party status..... that’s the best part .
                    Was that the same polling group that had Hillary way out in front of Trump even up to the day of the election??? Lol
                    It will be interesting to watch all these polls here in Canada leading up to the election, and the actual results after .
                    You know what I wouldn't mind seeing...

                    ZERO polls during the election campaign. Party's can have their own internal ones, but thats it.

                    I wonder what the effects would be on the election. Would people vote more because they wouldn't be compacent that their choice of party was a shoe in, or even because polls can tell them that their vote is pointless because their choice has no chance?

                    Or would it mean people vote less?

                    Would strategic voting because of percieved "momentum" not take place? Would people cast a vote truer to their thinking or would it push them harder towards strategic not knowing whether their vote was safe to not elect "the other guy" instead?

                    It would possibly mean the bobble heads would have to discuss the actual platform positions, and not constantly be focused on "momentum", or the horse race...

                    Just a thought.

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                      #20
                      Chicken Shit SOB, scared of getting asked REAL questions, and unable to have a reasoned intelligent answer, only scripted bullshit off a teleprompter, repeat repeat repeat

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