[QUOTE=32-40win;4029952]An interesting collection of the polling numbers that illustrates the risk of the split vote factor;
SFRC
18 hrs ·
This isn’t anti PPC, it is about strategic voting to save our guns.
Re: How the PPC Voters Can Help Trudeau Win, or Not
Here are 36 ridings where the PPC voters can make the difference between a Liberal (or NDP) win and a Conservative win. These are “toss up" ridings where the projected PPC vote is greater than the margin between the Liberal and Conservative candidates, meaning the people voting for the PPC will have this effect:
(A) If they give their votes to the CPC, the CPC will likely win that seat;
(B) If they give their votes to the PPC, then the Liberals (or NDP) will likely win that seat; and
(C) In none of these ridings will giving votes to the PPC have any chance whatsoever of giving a seat to the PPC. ZERO chance.
If you are thinking about voting PPC in any of these ridings, that vote directly supports the Liberal Party of Canada and Justin Trudeau’s continuation in power. DO NOT
I hate it that I have to agree with you
I don't want to split up the right wing vote
Having said that, I am afraid that Scheer is just a puppet.
Time will tell.
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