Abacus-Datenumfrage: PCs in Nova Scotia steuern trotz des Anti-Amtstrends auf einen Erdrutschsieg zu. – Abacus-Daten
Abacus Data Poll: Nova Scotia PCs headed for landslide win bucking anti-incumbency trend.
Abacus-Datenumfrage: PCs in Nova Scotia steuern trotz des Anti-Amtstrends auf einen Erdrutschsieg zu. – Abacus-Daten
Abacus Data Poll: Nova Scotia PCs headed for landslide win bucking anti-incumbency trend.
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The story of this election seems to be the NSLiberals and the NSNDP starting tied, and the NSNDP picking up 2-3% from the Liberals, winning the popular vote battle of the preferred opposition.
Poll numbers:
– Halifax:
1. PC 42%
2. NDP 38%
3. LIB 18%
– Rest of Nova Scotia:
1. PC 54%
2. LIB 26%
3. NDP 19%
This points, once again, at the possibility of the Liberals getting kicked out of Halifax, outside of which they are only supposed to be competitive in **Sydney-Membertou** and Churchill’s own seat.
With these Halifax area numbers, the NDP could reach the 10 seats mark on election night.
If we face such a scenario, with the Liberals doing better outside of Halifax than in Halifax, there may be the story of the night : Halifax Liberals voters fleeing the liberal ship for the NDP one, in hope of blocking the Conservatives, knowing the Liberals are much weaker than the NDP right now.