• Moose@moose.best
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      21 hours ago

      Super pissed off FPTP is still a thing. My riding was quite interesting this year. Polls showed a safe conservative win with NDP slightly behind and liberals at barely anything. What actually happened was a huge number of liberal votes compared to what was expected and less conservative and NDP votes as a result. The conservatives won with only ~38% of the vote vs the over 50% they were showing in the polls. I can almost garuntee that if we had ranked choice, either NDP or liberals would have won. It’s very frustrating as I’m certain a lot of the left leaning voters were focusing on a national level and not a local one.

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      22 hours ago

      Most wanted change and not Peter rabbithair.

      We need electoral reform in Canada.

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      21 hours ago

      Over 40% wanted some aspect of the vote. Local Candidate, party or leader or other aspects. His own riding didn’t want him. Lol! :D

      Others still just didn’t like the other parties as options. Extreme fringe elements like the various flavours of white supremacists just clung to something that would embrace them under the big tent.

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        Extreme fringe elements like the various flavours of white supremacists just clung to something that would embrace them under the big tent.

        You’re correct, but because the leaders of the party aren’t actively distancing themselves from those fringe groups, they are complicit