Liberal and NDP leadership have refused to solve the vote-splitting problem, and have suggested that candidates who acted differently would be replaced. But this close to the election, the ballots are locked -- individual candidates can ask supporters to vote for someone else without the party being able to replace them. If 5 Liberal and 5 NDP long-shot candidates throw their support to the leading progressive party in their riding, that’s 10 seats the Conservatives won’t win because of vote-splitting.
The polls are extremely close. This could be the difference-maker that keeps Harper out of the PM seat. If these candidates hear from enough of us -- and enough of their own supporters -- then we could convince them to be the 10 heroes that take back Canada. Sign now to take urgent action.
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Here's the list of ridings (we will update this based on current polling):
- Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill (Conservatives 42%, Liberals 39%, NDP 14%)
- Brampton North (Conservatives 40%, Liberals 39%, NDP 16%);
- Calgary Confederation (Conservatives 39%, Liberals 39%, NDP 17%);
- Cariboo-Prince George (Conservatives 40%, NDP 36%, Liberals 13%);
- Charleswood-St. James-Assiniboia-Headingley (Conservatives 40%, Liberals 38%, NDP 16%);
- Coquitlam-Port Coquitlam (Conservatives: 38%, NDP 36%, Liberals 20%);
- Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo (Conservatives 40%, NDP 40%, Liberals 13%);
- Kootenay-Columbia (NDP 40%, Conservatives 38%, Liberals 12%);
- Richmond Centre (Conservatives 39%, Liberals 38%, NDP 18%);
- Saskatoon-University (NDP 38%, Conservatives 32%, Liberals 23%).
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