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大家都投NDP吧,千万不要投Wild Rose啊
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More bad news for Alberta Tories in latest election poll 10
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2 z1 z2 f4 j/ @: b9 |& C+ \( eFIRST POSTED: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 2015 07:45 AM MDT | UPDATED: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 2015 08:23 AM MDT8 Q( O) F4 y6 T" e( Z4 S
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(EDMONTON SUN/File)
- i' [5 q9 r7 d! C2 P, LThe Alberta Tories continue to slide, while the NDP surges and the Wildrose maintains the lead, according to the latest election poll released Tuesday morning.8 p! K8 g. F$ y `
* H5 h* I: B/ `- lThe NDP is dominating Edmonton at 51%, according to the survey, and is in a three-way race in Calgary.1 W! ?' G$ }7 Z" l
, u; e ?6 n) v6 q6 |5 QThe telephone poll of 3,121 Albertans conducted Monday showed that compared to a week earlier:
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' o) Z. }# @9 \7 iWildrose is flat with 24% support- n: u0 Q: ?/ b' ]" A
NDP increased to 23% support, up 3%
7 f7 a$ D% D& \9 q- k1 j" TThe PCs dropped to 18%, down 3%/ u( t- |) A. ]3 e. ~6 q
Liberal support is down a point, to 8%0 O: T5 m$ R4 R- X
The Alberta Party is up a point to 3%$ z8 {* {$ r$ q( B9 D' }" B" S' A
The survey was conducted by Mainstreet Technologies.* s" g( a% i" `4 ^9 U' B
+ s8 D3 l/ z1 G3 ]( w$ B“One thing is becoming clear at this stage of the campaign, the effect of the budget and residual anger to the governing PCs will have a lasting impact on the outcome of this election,” said Mainstreet’s Quito Maggi.
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“Although the Wildrose continue to lead, their support is flat and may have no room to grow. The NDP are definitely contenders and have the momentum.”
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- Related: More election news here9 \2 g" Z4 X0 c
7 J8 _9 z4 c) I* }6 K3 o6 d0 e# rMaggi said there is still time for the Tories to swing momentum as, with nearly three weeks before the May 5 vote, “more and more people will be paying attention.”
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T* v3 Y% n+ ^ M+ J' u“The window of opportunity for that correction is closing quickly,” Maggi noted.6 b/ K/ s$ C8 C V" q: f0 _. A
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He said the election could turn into a two-way race between the NDP and Wildrose, leaving the possibility Tories shift votes to the Wildrose, or vice versa, to stifle NDP momentum.8 \/ y* a6 o* t8 c2 h% L
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The NDP showed a whopping 51% support in Edmonton, to the Tory’s 21% and and Wildrose 10%.4 ]1 j0 d% w. x/ l+ p& T1 P
8 \# o" l" S6 B+ x8 f0 o. M" pIt’s a three-way race in Calgary (WR 29%, PC 27%, NDP 25%).; ~9 }: b0 \" [, d, q
$ I+ K. h' B; Z2 |, j& p0 f; a6 j% JThe poll's margin of error is +/- 1.76%, 19/20: I: P: h+ p0 P9 @
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