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In reply to the discussion: "Tory defector loses nomination" [View all]

alcina

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3. Threehundredeight.com
Mon Jul 27, 2015, 09:01 PM
Jul 2015

There's an article there from February that agrees Oliver's chances are slim. I think it peaks at 38%. But if the NDP and Libs split the vote, he could still squeak in. Given that they have yet to name a candidate, it's unlikely the NDP will have anyone with name recognition. And with no name recognition, it's unlikely an NDP candidate will take much away from the Liberals. But if that's they case, perhaps resources are better spent elsewhere.

I dunno. I just "liked" the FB page for the riding, so maybe I'll get a better idea of what they're planning.

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I'm glad but and not surprised... Spazito Jul 2015 #1
I don't know what Oliver's poll numbers are like, Joe Shlabotnik Jul 2015 #2
Threehundredeight.com alcina Jul 2015 #3
If Oliver peaked at 38% in February, Joe Shlabotnik Aug 2015 #4
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