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It's Friday December the 9 around 6:42AM and

Tighter than a pair of Lululemons

According to the number crunching poll by CTV/Globe & Mail, the race for the election in B.C. is tighter than a pair of Lululemon pants. The NDP is ahead with 31%, with the Liberals 30%, and the Torries 29% following close behind. Pardon the pun. The greens are up 4% from the last time at 10%.

In the lower mainland it is slighly less wide open with the Liberals 37%, Conservatives 28%, and the NDP 24%. And then there is this nugget. "In West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast, a riding currently held by the Tories, the Liberals may win." This was John Reynolds' seat, but he's not running. Can you imagine if in West-Van they actually reward the Liberals with a seat after all this scandal. That would really be something.

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Posted by: Paolo

December 11, 2005 10:46 AM

Is it just me or are polls useless?

Go down to Robson on a lunch hour and in 30 minutes poll people on who they'd vote for. Then come back here and post the results in percentage but refrain from revealing that you only polled 40 people, of which only 15 gave a definitive answer. Chances are, one way or another, that you'll have one party leading the other with a nice lead.

In the end, that tells us nothing more than what the majority of people, on particular slab of concrete, at a particular time of day, on Robson St. will vote.

100% of ME polled says polls suck.

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