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    Alberta Election Predictions

    Well we have seen the Alberta leadership debate.

    Premier Prentice is untrusted... and proved to be as slick as a highway with a half an inch of freezing rain at minus 10.

    We are in uncharted territory... and election night May 5 promises to change the political landscape in Alberta!


    Wildrose Brian did what had to be done to hold their base. No Miracle. Not disappointed either.

    Will Ms Notley team up with Prentice... or Brian Jean?

    What interesting times!

    #2
    conservatives will win and nothing will change.

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      #3
      Listening to the NDP made me shiver. What a potential disaster.

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        #4
        cons win along with their puppet masters, big oil, and the Alberta residents lose
        Peter Lougheed is loosing sleep these days as he looks down and sees how the oil companies have been allowed to take complete control

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          #5
          I agree with tweety, unfortunately no change is still the most likely outcome.

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            #6
            An ndp win in alberta would guarantee harper a majority.

            If it stays conservative the federal conservatives may be in trouble.

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              #7
              My shot (likely at my peril).

              NDP - 15 to 20. Redmonton plus whatever can be picked up in Calgary and Lethbridge.

              WR - 15 to 20 but not a strong feeling - rural population on here will know better. Potentially hold current base.

              Liberals - under 3 versus 5 today. Base will float to NDP.

              Conservatives - 50 ish.

              Actually a big shot in the dark. Final results will reflect who can vote out. Apathetic conservatives supporters versus confirmed members other parties/angry voters.

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                #8
                Actually the other group is millenials. Baby boomers vote. 20 somethings no. For anyone with kids or grand kids, a good opportunity to encourage them to participate. Their opinion counts/is important.

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                  #9
                  I predict that the NDP will do well and hopefully have status as Official Opposition...OR BETTER.

                  If the CONS win again and it is quite possible, then their numbers will be reduced to indicate dissatisfaction with their 44 years of misguided rule.

                  I could quite easily accept Rachel Notley as Premier...a breath of fresh air...well needed to get rid of the stench of the Old-Boy's Club made up of oil-men and crooked carpetbaggers.

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                    #10
                    Can't predict how it will shake out. You know -"math is hard"!

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                      #11
                      vvalk Please explain makes you shiver. I am not questing your opinion But when you make a statement please explain. How could anyone be worse than what we have,diferent yes but not worse.

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                        #12
                        Charlie, I think your WR prediction is way too ambitious but the rest are possible.

                        Horse, I think it's fear of the boogieman that causes those on the extreme right wing to shiver. McCarthyism - reds under the bed and all that.

                        I'm not a socialist and have never voted NDP but I didn't find anything Notley said scary. Raising Corporate taxes from 10% to 11 or 12% would not destroy our economy as many of the corporations doing business here pay more than that in other jurisdictions they operate in.

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