These numbers seem off. First, i don't think the conservatives will win that many seats, the Bloc numbers seem way too high (by about ten seats) and the NDP's numbers seem too low come this election.
I think you're right Renard.
I think the BC numbers a quite off - from what I have heard arond here, I don't belive the Conservative party will receive as many seats as suggested by this poll. Also, the NDP seem to be doing much better than 6 seats. Jack Layton, for example, appears to have been doing a lot of leg work out west, more so than the other Parties (he was at the Vancouver Peace Rally in April, and introduced Noam Chomsky at a local lecture.) But then again, Sven Robinson's Grand theft incident could hurt the party quite a bit.
I also think the 67 seats for the Liberals in Ontario is quite high. I have many friends in T.O that used to volunteer for the Liberal party and they have all jumped ship to volunteer for the Conservative Party (I won't even bother going into the 'why's). But according to them, it sounds like that's what most people in Ontario are doing. I'll be honest, I haven't kept up on Ontario politics lately, but if someone could confirm/deny this it would be great.
I guess the bottom line is anything could happen at this point. For me, I have yet to be convinced which Candidate and/or Party would be the best for my area. I hope they start working their littles tails off a bit more to convince me. I would love to have all of the candidates complete a simple questionnaire on all of the issues exempt from political rhetoric.
But I have no doubt that I am asking for too much....