Looking at the polls in the last 20 days or so, I see anywhere from NDP +10 to UCP +11. This could mean two things, the preference of Alberta voters is fickle, depending on how the survey is done, you get different results. Or the pollsters have trouble finding a representative set of the population. Or both.
Looking at the polls in the last 20 days or so, I see anywhere from NDP +10 to UCP +11. This could mean two things, the preference of Alberta voters is fickle, depending on how the survey is done, you get different results. Or the pollsters have trouble finding a representative set of the population. Or both.
In any case, the error bars are too large to make any conclusions. The only conclusion is that 40 to 50% of Alberta voters are willing to consider a clearly unsuitable nut job as premier for whatever reason. That is depressing enough.
Looking at the polls in the last 20 days or so, I see anywhere from NDP +10 to UCP +11. This could mean two things, the preference of Alberta voters is fickle, depending on how the survey is done, you get different results. Or the pollsters have trouble finding a representative set of the population. Or both.
In any case, the error bars are too large to make any conclusions. The only conclusion is that 40 to 50% of Alberta voters are willing to consider a clearly unsuitable nut job as premier for whatever reason. That is depressing enough.