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It seems that the interest shown in the advance polls suggests that many, if not most have already made up their minds. I think that's usually the case anyway and all the rhetoric and BS in the weeks prior to voting day falls on deaf ears.
I'll be voting first chance I get and it probably won't be for those Lib guys or them other orange clowns.
absolutely no reason not to get out and vote. even of you are far from the stations and/or out of town that day you have options. I'm in Alberta right now and will be until after election day. I had a ballot package sent to me here via mail. just cast your vote for your riding and send back. easy and didn't have to leave the living room.
Our riding (Durham) will be sending Erin O'Toole back to Ottawa without doubt. The NDP and Liberal candidates have been virtually invisible. Traditionally,the NDP used to be very strong in Oshawa,but,their numbers have radically dwindled since GM has shrunk their operations by almost 80%. The demographics have shifted,considerably to Conservative for the past three elections,federally. Hopefully,that trend continues in the 905,but,the lynch pin has always been Toronto and they love their left wingers. Too bad we can't throw a horse blanket over the SOB's. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Bushmoose
You're correct. Online voting just isn't safe. Ballots and elections have never been tampered with the old fashion way. Carry on.
Out municipal elections went online a few years ago. Love it.
Here in Algoma-Manitoulin riding, we have the NDP and in all likelyhood, it will remain so? The Con's candidate sent out some pamphlets to our mailbox, but other than that, I wouldn't know the guy if he came to my door? I voted for the party, as I mostly always have and can only hope for the best.Quote:
Originally Posted by trimmer21
According to Nanos Research,today,in the National Post and CTVNews,the Liberals are heading into majority territory. I sure hope the polls are inaccurate as they typically are,but,anything can happen on election day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bushmoose
Really no perfect system and many municipalities are watching other municipalities that have switched over to the online system to prove itself and work out the knots . Various reason why some municipalities have switched over to online voting. First being remoteness of some municipalities , low voter turn out, poor history of overall interest in politics in some regions etc. The list goes on and on. Yes online voting makes sense but takes away from the public engaging with others at the polling stations and the excitement of taking part. So in other words online voting has not proven itself to be the best(yet) or safest way since online crime runs rampant.Quote:
Originally Posted by TurkeyRookie
I'm already investing in Doritos and pizza just in case it's true.Quote:
Originally Posted by trimmer21
I just bought more Frito-Lay stocks. LOL Nice hair,eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by cantcatchacold
We will be rich. Also invest in concert festival companies like live nation, republic live and union events. Damn hippies love a good show. Hell I might even start a jam band and could finally make a good living with music in canada when it's legal lolQuote:
Originally Posted by trimmer21