SHREK1
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Lots of that mentality out there and they will be the ones that vote. I would not be getting to complacent on it being a shoe in, voters gotta vote. Hopefully we see the largest turn out ever.
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Lots of that mentality out there and they will be the ones that vote. I would not be getting to complacent on it being a shoe in, voters gotta vote. Hopefully we see the largest turn out ever.
SHREK1
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i don’t know, I have talked to some I never figured would vote Ndp but they plan to, rural and oilfield. They don’t trust Kenny.
Rene G
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And they trust Notley?!?!? WTF?!?!?
SHREK1
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ya no ****, did my best to straighten them out
Cdnfireman
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There seems to be a bubble around Edmonton where something in the water makes people consider the NDP. As you move away this affliction disappears and normality returns. What will be interesting to watch is how the media tries to apply their anti-conservative bias in a province that is now rabidly anti NDP.
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the large govt employee population and university employees living in edmonton sway certain areas for sure
imdoo'n
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has to be something in the water.
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Never works and takes years to repair .
Never works and takes years to repair .
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Bump...
Mike270412
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He's in cahoots with fancy sock boy. It's all part of the plan.
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recent polls show the UCP decimating the NDP. but let's not get complacent and decide not to bother to go out and vote because of the polls...look what happened in the US, everybody figured Killary would walk away with the election and voter turnout was low.
the last provincial election had a record turnout at something like 58%. but that vote splitting killed our province. Stephen Mandel should have waited until after the election to get on his Alberta Party horse. their numbers are low, but why chance another split?
the last provincial election had a record turnout at something like 58%. but that vote splitting killed our province. Stephen Mandel should have waited until after the election to get on his Alberta Party horse. their numbers are low, but why chance another split?
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