Newfoundlander

Not a whole lot of polling out in recent weeks, but I didn't notice a polling thread so I thought I'd create one. The most interesting poll of late is the most recent poll out of Quebec by Forum Research. The poll, which was just looked at by ThreeHundredEight.com, shows that the NDP is in third place behind the Liberals and Bloc Québécois. Eric predicts that with 22% the NDP could win just 4 seats in the province, behind even the Conservatives.

He said he was not aware of a riding named Edmonton Centre, but that it was possible that there could have been changes in that riding because there were so many changes. I don't see how he lied he just didn't know his facts.

No she's one of the few bigger names that has yet to endorse someone. Paul Dewar says a senior member of caucus is endorsing him tomorrow.

Robert Chisholm just endorsed Mulcair. There doesn't seem to be many high profile MPs left to endorse.

What new information?

I believe the unemployment rate was at its lowest in like 40 years.

Before the recession, which had nothing to do with Canada, our economy was doing very well.

I didn't see him get caught up in a lie, just in stupidity. He said it was possible polling stations in the riding may have changed because there were so many changes.

Dean Del Mastro says the same thing about the Conservatives. So who could be to blame, the Liberals, NDP or some other party/group all together?

Well there's a provincial and federal portion of the HST.

What?

HST doesn't exist in all provinces and it's made up of PST and GST.

Does Mulcair have a personality, many consider him to be cold. He's not to bad but I don't think he'll have the appeal as someone like Nathan Cullen. The biggest benefit with Mulcair I think is that at the moment he's very popular in Quebec and could win a huge majority of the seats, compared to the others who would likely have to work hard to keep the Quebec base.

What did Turmel say?

Etobicoke Centre and Nipissing—Timiskaming might be the only by-elections we see if the number of those affected is greater then the difference between first and second place.

The Consrvative staffer resigning never got that much news.

What were the personal threats?

There's supposedly another breaking story on it in the morning.

I saw many comments on how it was the perfect time for it to be revealed. This likely won't stay in the media long with the robocall scandal.

Court documents from Vik Towes' divorce hearing were likely accessible online.

Why hasn't anyone mentioned Cullen's idea to Liberals? I've never heard anyone from the party comment on it.

Might not have been a fun Friday night for teenagers, the Liberals were convicted of damaging signs and stealing Green Party flyers.

But those are just allegations at this point. The Conservatives are admitting to calling their identified supporters to make sure they knew about changes, in those calls they didn't pose as Elections Canada employees.

Guess we'll find out, hopefully sooner rather than later.

I'm sure they've been shredded by now.