[MacLac]

Building a Better Future For Calgary

$1.2 billion dollars in investment, creating thousands of good jobs that pay the bills...

www.albertandp.ca

Cool! So I guess she forgot about the city that keeps her employed. Where's our 1.2Billion? Oh wait, she's already got our votes.

 

[Glenco]

Don’t panic

 

[The_Cat]

NDP in the lead: https://abacusdata.ca/alberta-polit...NfGkK2YdzNReWLdCKlk6xbkUbPEgw&mibextid=Zxz2cZ

 

[Glenco]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1657219458891649024

 

[The_Cat]

NDP 46 UCP 41

https://338canada.com/alberta/map.htm

 

[Cumberland]

This will be a very close race. Polling seems to be shifting in NDP favour.

I remember a few weeks back thinking that this would be the UCP's race to lose, that may well happen.

 

[archited]

Now this poll I can Believe -- I am going to believe it!

 

[EdmTrekker]

Make Danielle Smith a Corus Entertainment Media Personality Again

Let’s ship her to Moscow instead.

 

[Gus Haynes]

She and her BFF Ron DeSantis can go together!

 

[Garneau2Go]

Smith is proving to be a huge liability in Calgary, Take Back Alberta is going to be very sorry they put her in charge.

 

[Gronk!]

Take Back Alberta can go pound sand. Why some lobbyist group can be allowed to hold power in Alberta, I don't know.

 

[TAS]

Interesting that this well regarded pollster has UCP comfortably out in front of the NDP with model showing a comfortable majority and a decent size win in Calgary.

Braid: Respected Alberta pollster's model shows UCP leading in Calgary, bucking several polling trends

Don Braid writes: Janet Brown Opinion Research is a storied Alberta pollster with a record of producing startling — and correct — results.

calgaryherald.com

"Today, Brown’s results midway through the election campaign show the UCP winning 56 seats and the NDP 31.

“This poll was done for private clients but it leaked on Monday. In the interests of transparency, I agreed to talk to you,” Brown said in an interview.

She has Danielle Smith’s party leading provincewide with 51 per cent support. Rachel Notley’s NDP has 40 per cent.

Brown cautions that this is a result from her model, not a prediction.

But she has been bang-on before, most recently in the 2019 election."



Debate is this week!

 

[archited]

Seems like the NDP is starting to widen a preference gap over UCP

 

[The_Cat]

I find it hard to believe that only 10 NDP MLAs will be elected outside of Edmonton.

 

[Cumberland]

This a quite a strange election for Alberta. We don't see too many actually competitive two-way left vs. right races (with no vote splitting left or right). 1993 is the only one I can remember. And even that one was still a pretty easy win for Klein.