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Originally Posted by welfare
It shouldn't be for anyone to tell you who you should vote for.
I'd suggest you go to each parties site and view their platforms. Think critically.
Start with the party you feel you'd be least likely to vote for.
Don't be lazy. Your vote is far more important than the 45 minutes of unintelligible banter that was displayed by the English debates.
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My boss ended up printing out each parties platform and blanking out which party is promising what. I ended up liking ndp than the others.
For curiosity sake:
Currently liberals and cons are in the low 30's with ndp and greens at 18 and 8. With one last wave of votes to go what do you guys think that there's a slight possibility that ndp and greens would gain a few more points and be capable of forming a minority with one or two more points than the others?
I'm using their points from
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