Harry

Thanks for sharing.

Project Democracy is a Liberal front. Just vote for the party you believe in. The universe is unfolding as it should.

Cherry-picking polls won't help desperate Consevatives. This doesn't look like it is going to help the Conservatives either now that there is a police investigation into the matter. Gee I wonder which sleazy political party is close to Sun News. Layton dismisses allegation as western tour wraps with massive rally Meanwhile, the Ontario Provincial Police opened an investigation into whether evidence was leaked about the incident. Read more: http://www.canada.com/news/decision-canada/Layton+dismisses+allegation+western+tour+wraps+with+massive+rally/4704758/story.html#ixzz1L4NgTwJB http://www.canada.com/news/decision-canada/Layton+dismisses+allegation+western+tour+wraps+with+massive+rally/4704758/story.html#ixzz1L4NgTwJB

With the recent Quebec polling I'm seriously wondering if Harper will be able to retain one seat in Quebec.

Sounds about right. Does the election mark Common Sense Revolution 2.0? The apparent left turn of voters who seemed in lockstep to re-elect Prime Minister Stephen Harper with more seats than ever has bamboozled pundits and politicians as they watch NDP Leader Jack Layton's poll numbers climb. So has the bigger-than-expected turnout for early ballots on a holiday weekend. And this after predictions that the turnout could even undercut the last election, which attracted the lowest percentage of registered voters in history. “What began as a business-as-usual election has turned into something really unusual,” says Jamie Biggar, who heads the Vancouver-based Leadnow, which summons “vote mobs” of young people to the polls. “There is a growing sense of possibility that after this election we might have real change in Ottawa.” Many Canadians, it appears, think that can't happen too soon. And they may not be alone. http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/politics/article/983436--does-the-election-mark-common-sense-revolution-2-0?bn=1

Oops. Another bad day, in a series of bad days for Harper. Harper's NDP warning doesn't include Doer However Mr. Harper was so fond of former Manitoba Premier Gary Doer that he appointed the New Democrat public office-holder to be Canadas ambassador to the United States in 2009. Gary Doers accomplished track record of leadership in Manitoba speaks for itself, Mr. Harper said at the time. He has the right combination of experience, leadership and diplomatic qualities to serve as Canadas next Ambassador to the United States. Asked about whether his criticisms of the NDP record include Mr. Doers time in office or former Saskatchewan premier Roy Romanow, the Conservative Leader said no http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/ottawa-notebook/harpers-ndp-warning-doesnt-include-doer/article2005353/

Wakie, wakie, Harper, Canadians want another kind of government. How clueless can a prime minister be. Harper admits 'surprise' at NDP surge in polls http://www.vancouversun.com/news/decision-canada/Harper+admits+surprise+surge+polls/4704963/story.html

Right. You seem like quite the expert yourself.

Archie! Archie Bunker! Where have you been?

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Right, that's why the NDP crowds are growing and growing with each passing minute. But contine with your silliness by all means. Layton greeted by large crowd, dismisses allegation http://www.montrealgazette.com/news/decision-canada/Layton+greeted+large+crowd+dismisses+allegation/4704538/story.html

Moving in for the slaughter. Bye, bye Harper. http://www.electionalmanac.com/canada/projections.php

Shoe is on the other foot now, and Canadians will actually decide who they like, and obviously the Cons have failed miserably in their attempt for a majority, and probably for a minority as well. Too bad, but that's what happens when you try to push policies on Canadians that they don't want. What are the Cons actually going to get this election 30%, 32% maybe 34%. Who knew!

Panic stricken and desperate Harper is now making a fool of himself by begging for Liberal votes. Harper's behaviour is just pitiful. So long sucker. Harper has to know when he is being ridiculed he is toast. Done like dinner. Canadians will be awakening to a wonderful new era on Tuesday morning. Harper pleads with Liberal supporters to vote Tory to stop NDP http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/politics/article/983413--harper-pleads-with-liberal-supporters-to-vote-tory-to-stop-ndp?bn=1

Doesn't look good for Harper Jack Layton 4 Prime Minister of Canada? Imagine voting 4 someone U liked? http://www.robbinssceresearch.com/polls/poll_801.html

Things just keep looking better and better for the NDP with each passing hour. Roadmap to May 2: The Prairies Continuing our look at the contests to watch out for in local ridings, we move eastward to the three prairie provinces, which are seeing less an orange wave than merely several outbreaks of orange brushfires. Again, I've avoided looking at others' lists in order to keep my own perceptions untainted, though I'll be studying them all later to see if I missed anything. http://www.punditsguide.ca/2011/04/roadmap-to-may-2-the-prairies/

The polls are showing it is actually smiling Jack Layton that is winning the votes of Canadian women. After the abortion issue flared up Canadian women fled the Conservatives in droves.

Canadians really detest sleazeball politicians who tried to deceive them. Unfortunately Harper doesn't seem to grasp the fact that he loses the votes of Canadian each time he plays games by not coming clean with his intentions. Harper said whoever wins the most number of seats initially gets to govern until defeated by tne opposition. Will Harper keep his word to Canadians and give up power if the Cons end with the second most number of seats on Monday nite? I have my doubts - what say you? Harper mum on post-election governing scenario Stephen Harper is refusing to say whether he would accept a decision by the Governor-General to hand power to the opposition parties in wake of the May 2 election. Conservative supporters booed a CBC journalist at a Greater Toronto Area campaign stop Saturday morning after he challenged the Tory Leader on the matter. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/ottawa-notebook/harper-mum-on-post-election-governing-scenario/article2005281/

I think that has already been handed over to the NDP lawyers.

I just love watching all the dirty tricks that come out when tea-baggers panic. Shades of Donald Trump!

Exactly what the doctor ordered for the NDP - keep it up folks.

You and Bryan must be related with your cherry-picking of polls. Nice try though.

When you look at the regionals the NDP surge is obviously continuing especially in Ontario, and they appear headed for major gains in BC as well, while it now appears the Cons may be lucky to win any seats in Quebec. Monday nite should be a fabulous experience for progressive voters in Canada.

Mr Layton must be a happy camper today. Most Recent polling: Date / Pollster / Cons / NDP / LIbs / Bloc Apr 30 / Leger M / 36% / 31% / 21% / 7% / NDP now only 5% out of first place Apr 30 / Angus R / 37.0% / 33.0% / 19.0% / NDP now only 4% out of first place Apr 30 / Nanos / 38.0% / 29.6% / 23.3% / 5.2% Apr 29 / Ipsos R / 38.0% / 33.0% / 18.0% / 7% / NDP within 5% of first place Apr 29 / EKOS / 34.5% / 29.7% / 20.0% / 6.3% / NDP withing 4.8% of first place Apr 29 / Nanos / 36.4% / 31.2% / 22.0% / 5.7% / NDP within 5.2% of first place Apr 28 / Harris D / 35.0% / 30.0% / 22.0% / NDP within 5% of first place Apr 28 / EKOS / 34.8% / 27.5% / 22.3% / 6.1% Apr 28 / Nanos / 36.6% / 30.4% / 21.9% / 6.0% / NDP within 6.2% of first place Apr 27 / EKOS / 34.0% / 28.1% / 22.9% / 6.6% / NDP within 5.9% of first place Apr 27 / Forum / 34.0% / 31.0% / 22.0% / NDP within 3% of first place Apr 26 / Nanos / 37.8% / 27.8% / 22.9% / 5.8% Apr 26 / Angus R / 35.0% / 30.0% / 22.0% / 5.0% / NDP within 5% of 1st place Apr 25 / EKOS / 33.9% / 27.9% / 24.0% / 6.0% Apr 24 / EKOS / 33.7% / 28.0% / 23.7% / 6.2% Apr 24 / Nanos / 39.2% / 23.6% / 25.6% / Apr 21 / Envi / 39.0% / 25.0% / 22.0% / Apr 20 / Ipsos R / 43.0% / 24.0% / 21.0% / 6.0% Apr 16 / Angus R / 36.0% / 25.0% / 25.0% /

Leger Poll Canada Conservative 36% NDP 31% Liberal 21% BLOC 7% Green 4% Atlantic Conservative 34% NDP 33% Liberal 28% Green 4% Quebec NDP 40% Bloc 27% Liberal 15% Conservative 15% Green 2% Ontario Conservative 38% NDP 30% Liberal 27% Green 4% Prairies Conservative 49% NDP 30% Liberal 16% Green 4% Alberta Conservative 63% NDP 18% Liberal 13% Green 5% British Columbia Conservative 42% NDP 32% Liberal 16% Green 9% http://www.legermarketing.com/documents/POL/114301ENG.pdf