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Canadian General Election (OT) - #elxn42: October 19, 2015

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It's a nice change from having a lizard in a suit as PM.

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Mr.Mike

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Are there any really strong CPC seats in Quebec? We might get no CPC east of Ontario. (Maybe no CPC seats in Ontario is too much to hope for).
 

RevoDS

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Are there any really strong CPC seats in Quebec? We might get no CPC east of Ontario. (Maybe no CPC seats in Ontario is too much to hope for).

I bet the CPC gains in Quebec. Vote is much more split between Lib/NDP/Bloc than it ended up being last election, and the CPC popular vote is actually slightly above what it was according to the last few polls.
 

UberTag

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Are there any really strong CPC seats in Quebec? We might get no CPC east of Ontario. (Maybe no CPC seats in Ontario is too much to hope for).
There will be CPC ridings east of Ontario... we talked about one such riding which has historically swung blue (Fundy Royal in New Brunswick) just a few minutes ago.
 

IceIpor

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Lol someone explain to me how CBC is calling that Labrador riding red with only 28 votes in

Only leading so far. They're updating as votes are counted.
Once Election Canada confirms most votes are accounted for, they will declare the seat if there is a majority.
 
Errr, fuck, that was a typo. I meant Red. Now matthew's reply makes more sense! Edited.

Ohhh...now I'm less confused.

Here in Ottawa, all anecdotal evidence points to a big shift to the liberals. I think ndp will be in bad shape, except for dewar in Ottawa Centre (my riding). Conservatives are in for a shock, too. Probably only Pollievre will get elected in Carleton.

I think Ottawa Centre is going to be insanely close. I don't know if McKenna can pull it out (I hope she can, since it's my new riding next week), but it's going to be a nailbiter.

So we're expecting Liberals Leading 6, NDP Leading 1 from the Newfies, right?

That's my prediction. I think Harris wins...if he doesn't, the NDP may be in for a really long night.
 

Stumpokapow

listen to the mad man
Lol someone explain to me how CBC is calling that Labrador riding red with only 28 votes in

I'm not sure they've called it versus just saying someone is leading, but you could almost certainly call it.

Sure.

- Popular Liberal incumbent has become more popular since last election.
- Only competitor is Conservative, and it's the same guy who lost last time
- And he lost last time after resigning for electoral finance lawbreaking
- Liberals are polling better regionally than last time
- Liberals are polling better nationally than last time

Given this, who is most likely to win before results start coming in?

Okay, now results start coming in
- Imagine the first poll to report shows a movement from 14-14 Liberal-Conservative last time to 28-0 Liberal-Conservative this time.
- We have little reason to believe that specific polling stations will individually vary from last time beyond the systematic way that all of them will vary (i.e. it's unlikely that if the Liberal vote goes up, that any one particular polling station will have the Liberal vote going down)

Given this, how has your opinion changed from before?

Once your probability model gets you to 95-99% or so, you call it.
 
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