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dinosaur · 04-25-2013, 08:50 AM

I am not a fan of strategic voting. I always say, vote for the party you actually believe in. By voting strategically, it encourages a two-parties system.

Yes, this election has been won my the NDP so there is little point is really getting into the nitty-gritty shit but I do think it is worth it, for future elections, for people to vote for who they believe in.

No, the BC Conservatives have no chance in winning this election...but neither do the Liberals. Having higher numbers voting for the BCC will encourage those who strategically voted this time to actually vote for who they want in the next.

Hell, look at the Federal NDP over the last 10 years...there has been a huge upswing with them and i think it is because people think it is OK to vote for them now that others are.

04-25-2013, 08:50 AM	#216
dinosaur Banned By Establishment Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: bedroom Posts: 3,112 Thanked 3,492 Times in 1,176 Posts Failed 441 Times in 145 Posts	I am not a fan of strategic voting. I always say, vote for the party you actually believe in. By voting strategically, it encourages a two-parties system. Yes, this election has been won my the NDP so there is little point is really getting into the nitty-gritty shit but I do think it is worth it, for future elections, for people to vote for who they believe in. No, the BC Conservatives have no chance in winning this election...but neither do the Liberals. Having higher numbers voting for the BCC will encourage those who strategically voted this time to actually vote for who they want in the next. Hell, look at the Federal NDP over the last 10 years...there has been a huge upswing with them and i think it is because people think it is OK to vote for them now that others are.