ChazYEG
Senior Member
There were no lineups, but the nation at the Return Office on Jasper (Edmonton Motors) was very busy yesterday, at around 6 pm)
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MacLac
Senior Member
Very curious to see how the High River Hick's promise of $330M to the fLamers org compare to how Notley's matching promise of equal dollars to an unspecified project here as the NDP's budge line#: "Edmonton Matching Funds," of $110M for the next 3 years pans out.
northlands
Senior Member
Albertans break first-day advance voting record set in 2019 election
Albertans are flocking to advance polling stations ahead of Monday's provincial election
edmontonjournal.com
Anecdotally, I haven’t heard so much political talk from non-political friends and family since ever. Moreso than 2015 from what I recall
The_Cat
Senior Member
317,461 advance votes cast: https://www.elections.ab.ca/
Ned
New Member
President of Mainstreet Research shows that in 7 Calgary ridings the undecided voters are leaning toward the NDP 7 to 1.
He also suggests that less than 1000 votes could be the difference between a 45-42 UCP win and a 45-42 NDP win.
He also suggests that less than 1000 votes could be the difference between a 45-42 UCP win and a 45-42 NDP win.
The_Cat
Senior Member
Go out and vote. 423,000+ advance votes cast so far!
archited
Senior Member
I'll make this prediction -- NDP with a structural landslide.
The_Cat
Senior Member
And the punchline:
Whattagame
Active Member
Someone needs to add another sign after that. Simply a question mark with a cry-laugh emoji.
The_Cat
Senior Member
Poll shows NDP jumping ahead in crucial Calgary battleground
A new ThinkHQ poll shows the Alberta NDP with an edge in the decisive city of Calgary just days before the May 29 provincial election.
calgaryherald.com
archited
Senior Member
I wouldn't be surprised to see a few rural ridings to flip as well.
MacLac
Senior Member
Articles like this drive me nuts. The reporter clearly opened up Wikipedia and scrolled through both YYC and YEG. Ok, "Alberta's largest city - YYC - Check." "Calgary Oil Capital of Alberta.....Check." "Alberta''s largest city - YYC - for the 2nd time in the same story - Check."
The_Cat
Senior Member
Perhaps Lesser Slave Lake, for starters. I'm thinking that the voting margins for the Metro Edmonton ridings will be closer.
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ChazYEG
Senior Member
Agreed. I still think they'll be able to flip some ridings around Edmonton, and if the visual observations are any indication, the NDP will have a really large lead in the city itself.
The_Cat
Senior Member
Albertans living west and north of Edmonton have seen the impact of environmental destruction from wildfires. Please think about candidates who will protect the environment when you go to the ballot box.