Methinks that it is no coincidence that both Maritime Green Party Leaders are in the Limelight today N'esy Pas?

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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-cra-poll-november-2018-1.4940765

P.E.I. Greens and Liberals tied in latest CRA poll

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Seamus Milligan

The sooner the PEI Liberals are voted out of office the better. As with the Federals Liberals. Incompetent barely describes them.

 
Jim Cyr

PEI actually LIKES its 9-10% unemployment rate, it seems.............

 
George Brown

Trudeaus dream for Canaistian is coming full circle...everybody stoned and on pogey

 
George Brown

Hey "Big wade" no new roads down East...awww that's right the population of PEI stops at Stratford...

David R. Amos

Methinks folks my enjoy a little Deja Vu from nearly a year ago N'esy Pas?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-green-leader-bevan-baker-removed-from-legislature-water-act-1.4459489

David R. Amos

@David R. Amos Methinks that it is no coincidence that both Maritime Green Party Leaders are in the Limelight today N'esy Pas?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/grenier-nb-greens-1.4941029

 

David Coon's Greens benefiting from post-election turmoil, polls suggest

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"POOF"
Marguerite Deschamps

Most crying here about this province not having any money, then we have a Premier who bites the hand that feeds us, the feds. New Brunswickers will pay dearly for Higgs decisions to cut work in progress such as the twinning of route 11. The worst decision NB voters made was ousting the Liberals for the elusive Higgs Bozon.

David R. Amos

@Marguerite Deschamps "Most crying here about this province not having any money,"

Methinks you are the one doing all the crying merely because your beloved party got booted off the gravy train for awhile N'esy Pas?

Marc LeBlanc

@Marguerite Deschamps "Higgs Bozon" That's funny...but not in a humorous way

 
Scott McLaughlin

After years of liberals mad spending it's no wonder they are at rock bottom.

Mark (Junkman) George

@Scott McLaughlin

Maybe, just maybe, folks are realizing that the Liberals tend to buy their vote with their money............ of course the CONServatives will cut, and cut, until folks get sick of them (and the Irvings) and kick them out.
Back and forth, since 1867, and it seems to only get worse, not better.
After being a voter for over 50 years the only difference I notice is: the Liberals seem to leave a bit of change in my pocket come week's end, not so with the CONServatives, they want it ALL for themselves

Paul Bourgoin

@Scott McLaughlin
One should always look at the Grants, subsidies, tax breaks and where the money went!

David R. Amos

@Paul Bourgoin Mais Oui

 
David R. Amos

Surprise Surprise Surprise

David R. Amos

@David R. Amos Methinks folks my enjoy a little Deja Vu from nearly a year ago N'esy Pas?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-green-leader-bevan-baker-removed-from-legislature-water-act-1.4459489

David R. Amos

@David R. Amos Methinks that it is no coincidence that both Maritime Green Party Leaders are in the Limelight today N'esy Pas?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-cra-poll-november-2018-1.4940765

Lou Bell

It states early on the Liberals and Conservatives are basically the same as in the election , 35 % Liberals / 30 % Conservatives , then further it states that the Conservatives averaged around 33 % in the three polls , then also indicating the Liberals averaged 33 % in the 3 polls since the election . Is this just poor math , or spin ????

Lou Bell

@Lou Bell Analysis ? Analysis ?? Where did the author of this piece get his education ?? The figures DON'T ADD UP !! He states the Cons are the same , the Liberals are the same , the PA are the same , and the Greens gained greatly , and the Liberals are leading the Cons bye the same as that they did in the election. Later he states the Liberals lost percentages to the Greens. What kind of analysis is that ?

David R. Amos 

 @Lou Bell "Is this just poor math , or spin ????"

Methinks it is both However trust that all the politician know that two Independent who ran in the last election are enjoying the Circus in Fat Fred City Everybody knows one Independent candidate is my friend Roger Richard. He ran against the Green Party's French Lieutenant Mr Arseneau after he had been rejected by the liberals. He was treated very porly in a debate organized by supporters of the Green Party. In the "Mean" time I ran again in...

Marguerite Deschamps

@David R. Amos, "irrelevant" may be the word you were looking for?

Gabriel Boucher

@Lou Bell: There's some people in the polls that are undecided and were taken into account. What's happening is that these undecided voters switched their support towards the Greens, which gave them more points.

David R. Amos

@Marguerite Deschamps Methinks my friend Roger Richard will not think what I wrote about him was "irrelevant" which a word I was NOT looking for. However you are certainly "irrelevant" until you have put your name on the ballot and sued as many lawyers as I have N'esy Pas?

Chris McNee

As soon as the last election was going to that whole mess of the numbers game, I will never forget how the Green Party jumped onto the coat tales of the liberals. Spineless, it’s just my opinion however but I will look at this party as a waste of what could have been potential.

David R. Amos

@Chris McNee "I will never forget how the Green Party jumped onto the coat tales of the liberals."

Methinks many folks will never forget that fact N'esy Pas?

 
Bob Smith

Uh huh...and the polls predicted Gallant winning a majority in the last election.

Marc Martin

@Bob Smith

They were close, if it wasn't for the anti-French party of NB they would be the minority government right now.

David R. Amos

@Marc Martin Cry me a river

Michael Wright

@Marc Martin who is this anti-french party you speak of?

Tom Wright

@Marc Martin I guess you can call the Liberals Anti English eh. Desole man.

David R. Amos

@Marc Martin "Poof"

@Marguerite Deschamps "Most crying here about this province not having any money,"

Methinks you are the one doing all the crying merely because your beloved party got booted off the gravy train for awhile N'esy Pas?

Charles Dunton

I wish the Greens much success but doubt that it can survive the embrace of Dan Weston. He intimately involved in the Strax affair. He then led the Fredericton anti-poverty group which didn't look right. His history would suggest a place in the NDP but it is likely they rejected him. Perhaps the Green Party should ask why.

David R. Amos

@Charles Dunton Methinks not many folks remember Norman Strax You must be at least as old as I am N'esy Pas?

Craig O'Donnell

CRA polls have become nothing more than a joke.

David R. Amos

@Craig O'Donnell Methinks many believe they always were N'esy Pas?

 
Tim Raworth

Someone once said "polls are for dogs"

Marc LeBlanc

@Tim Raworth former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker said "Polls are for dogs to relieve themselves on" I think he was bang on!

David R. Amos

@Marc LeBlanc Me Too

 
Jim Joe Jackson

This is why I don't understand Gallant stepping down? He crushed Higgs in the popular vote, but those votes were too concentrated. The Liberals are still polling the highest. The Greens are the only non-Irving MLAs so naturally the electorate is waking up. After a year of endless cuts and language fights in 2019, there will be appetite for a new election.

Harold Benson

@Jim Joe Jackson Hopefully.

David R. Amos

@Jim Joe Jackson "After a year of endless cuts and language fights in 2019, there will be appetite for a new election"

Methinks many liberals would would love to have another election ASAP before too many French folks wake up and smell the stink of the Frankophony games N'esy Pas?

 
John O'Brien

When it comes to actually voting, I think Liberals will only hold the French vote in the next election.Who else would vote for a party with a mission to bankrupt the province,I think PCs will stay about the same and the Alliance will get many more seats. Greens have not distinguished themselves from Liberals so they will follow the same decline as the Liberals.I see a PC minority with a larger Alliance contingent. And I foresee a growing decline in French influence and a rewriting of the onerous clauses of the OLA by 2025.

David R. Amos

@John O'Brien . "Greens have not distinguished themselves from Liberals so they will follow the same decline as the Liberals.I see a PC minority with a larger Alliance contingent. "

Me Too

 
Tom Wright

Not sure what the point of this article is. The election just ended recently and he's quoting poll numbers from the CRA. CRA polls are wrong 78 percent of the time according to BSPN polls.

David R. Amos

@Tom Wright Methinks some folks call it propaganda N'esy Pas?

Marguerite Deschamps
Most crying here about this province not having any money, then we have a Premier who bites the hand that feeds us, the feds. New Brunswickers will pay dearly for Higgs decisions to cut work in progress such as the twinning of route 11. The worst decision NB voters made was ousting the Liberals for the elusive Higgs Bozon.

Marguerite Deschamps

Just drop the "n" on Bozon.

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David R. Amos

@Marguerite Deschamps Methinks I should welcome you and Bozo back to the Circus N'esy Pas?

Lou Bell

@Marguerite Deschamps Someone has to be quite naive to think that highway will not be twinned , most likely in next year or two. Getting control of the " spend like a drunken sailor " mentality of the previous government is the first priority. Most of these projects were not eliminated , just postponed. The Francophone Games fiasco is a great example of having an incompetent Premier and his controllers steering the the province over fiscal cliff solely to suit their own agenda !

Marguerite Deschamps

@Lou Bell, the naive are those who think the money supposedly saved will not be funnelled by big corporations into outshore tax havens and we will not be left with anything, except holding the bag.

Lou Bell

@Marguerite Deschamps You mean like ATCON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lou Bell

@Marguerite Deschamps Someone was gonna fill their pockets with that 10 million dollar security contract BIG TIME !!!!!!!!!!!!!

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David R. Amos

@David R. Amos I just got my first "Content disabled." Very interesting indeed

David R. Amos

@Lou Bell Methinks you would agree that it awful funny that you cannot read my replies in this thread to the very questionable lady N'esy Pas?

 
Marguerite Deschamps

With the elusive Higgs Bozon, New Brunswickers get nothing and big corporations get everything, the CORservative way.

David R. Amos

@Marguerite Deschamps Methinks you have been doing all the crying for months merely because your beloved party got booted off the gravy train for awhile N'esy Pas?

Lou Bell

@Marguerite Deschamps Someone always reaps the benefits. With Gallant and his caucus it was the SANB !

Marguerite Deschamps

@David R. Amos, and you got 54 votes.

David R. Amos

@Marguerite Deschamps Methinks you know as well as I ran again in Fundy to make certain that the liberal Ian Smyth, and his buddies in the Greens and the PANB lost thus I was a raging success N'esy Pas?

David R. Amos 

@Marguerite Deschamps Methinks the dude you refer to as Bozon would be the first to affirm that the liberals tried very hard to win a quite a few ridings by spitting the vote between the PANB and the PC parties. The NDP were irrelevant. However the Red Coat's plan clearly backkfired bigtime and the attacks on the PANB by all the other parties gave them more credibility than they deserved.. History proves that first the 3 stooges in green coats gave the Red Coats their marching orders but that didn't work out. Now the 3 stooges in purple coats are giving Bozon orders at the Circus. It appears that common sense has prevailed for now as they are doing just fine cutting the needless spending the Red Coats had big plans for N'esy Pas?

Lou Bell

Whew ! Thank goodness ! We may not be going bankrupt after all !

David R. Amos

@Lou Bell Methinks before that happens folks should listen to what I explained to Higgs and many lawyers in 2013 and again during a debate in Fundy and on Rogers TV this year N'esy Pas?

Harold Benson

Can we have another election already?

David R. Amos

@Harold Benson Methinks Sam would agree the sooner the better for all N'esy Pas?

 



 Matt Steele

Hmmmm....the polls predicted that Hilary Clinton would win big over Trump , and now Trump is President . The polls predicted that Brian Gallant would win big over Higgs , and now Higgs is Premier........polls are ABSOLUTELY WORTHLESS !!!

David R. Amos

@Matt Steele Methinks the ex NDP dude in you wants to forget how high the NDP were in the polls during the election of the 42nd Parliament when I filed my first lawsuit against the Crown N'esy Pas?

Cory Kamermans

Kind of strange now that he is basically a Liberal in a green suit, i thought better of him until he voted with the liberals, disappointing considering he spent 4 years being a thorn in the Liberal side.

David R. Amos

@Cory Kamermans Methinks they earned the nickname name Watermelon Party (Green on the outside but Red inside) N'esy Pas?

P.E.I. Greens and Liberals tied in latest CRA poll

Undecided vote increases over August

CBC News · Posted: Dec 11, 2018 11:49 AM AT | Last Updated: 7 hours ago

The CRA poll, based on phone calls to 604 Islanders from Nov. 2 to 19, showed little movement from August, except in government satisfaction, which increased. (The Canadian Press)


The Green and Liberal parties on Prince Edward Island are separated by one percentage point in the latest poll by Corporate Research Associates.

The results show only minimal movement compared to the company's poll in August.

The CRA poll, based on phone calls to 604 Islanders from Nov. 2 to 19, puts the Green Party on top with the support of 37 per cent of decided voters, one point ahead of the governing Liberals.

• P.E.I. Green Party grabs lead in latest poll

The Progressive Conservatives sit at 20 per cent, with no change from the last poll. The NDP has six per cent support.

Among decided voters, the poll is considered accurate within 6.7 percentage points.

According to the poll, 32 per cent of Island voters are undecided, refused to state their voting preference or don't plan to vote. The number of undecided increased by three percentage points since August.

• Liberal support drops to lowest level since the 2015 election, according to poll

 

Government satisfaction increases

The poll found 57 per cent of Islanders are satisfied with the current Liberal government under Premier Wade MacLauchlan, which is up from 49 per cent three months ago.

The percentage of Islanders dissatisfied with government decreased to 38 per cent in November, from 48 per cent in August.

The poll also shows Green Party leader Peter Bevan-Baker remains Islanders' preference for premier over MacLauchlan.

The poll was done after James Aylward stepped down as PC leader.

The margin of error for party satisfaction and preference for premier is four percentage points.

David Coon's Greens benefiting from post-election turmoil, polls suggest

Latest polls find the PCs, People's Alliance holding, Liberals sliding and Greens gaining

Éric Grenier · CBC News · Posted: Dec 11, 2018 6:00 PM AT

The only party to make gains in every poll since the September provincial election has been the New Brunswick Greens under David Coon. (James West/Canadian Press)


After all the jockeying in the New Brunswick legislature between the Liberals and the Progressive Conservatives, it is the Green Party under David Coon that appears to have come out the better for it in public opinion.

Three surveys conducted after the September provincial election suggest that both the PCs and the People's Alliance have not seen any significant shift in their support since the last vote, while the Liberals have taken a step back to the benefit of the Greens.

The latest poll, conducted by Corporate Research Associates throughout November and published on Tuesday, still gives the Liberals a five-point lead over the PCs, with the two parties standing at 35 and 30 per cent support, respectively.



The Greens follow with 17 per cent and the People's Alliance with 12 per cent.

The numbers paint a similar picture to two other polls taken at the end of October and early November by Mainstreet Research and MQO Research. Though there are some differences between the polls, the broad trends are the same.

For the PCs, support has hardly budged. The party averaged 33 per cent across the three polls, little different from the 31.9 per cent the party captured on Sept. 24.

Premier Blaine Higgs has also seen no shift in his support — 22 per cent of New Brunswickers said he is the best person to be premier in the CRA poll (out of a list that still included Brian Gallant), similar to where he stood in the polls before the election.

Gallant, who has announced plans to resign when a new Liberal leader is chosen, was favoured by 25 per cent of respondents.

The People's Alliance has not progressed, despite its new position as the kingmaker. The three polls put the party between 11 and 13 per cent, identical to its 12.6 per cent share of the vote in the election.
Kris Austin's victory, however, has awarded the Alliance leader more credibility. Austin scored 10 per cent from poll participants on the best premier question, his best result in any survey by CRA. Nevertheless, there hasn't been any corresponding increase in Alliance support.

Greens gain at Liberal expense

The biggest shifts have been between the Liberals and the Greens. The Liberals have averaged 33 per cent support in the three post-election surveys, a drop of about five points.

CRA had the best results for the party and still put them down three points. Mainstreet suggested a drop of four points while MQO a drop of nine.

The Greens have been the beneficiaries, averaging 18 per cent support — a gain of six points since the election. All three pollsters said they found gains for the Greens since the last vote, ranging between four and nine points.

Coon is now seen as the best person to be premier by 17 per cent of New Brunswickers polled, only five points behind Higgs and Coon's best result in any poll since he became leader in 2012.

But the Greens should not be measuring for the curtains in the premier's office just yet. The party is not yet scoring anywhere close to the results its cousin in Prince Edward Island is putting up — polls there suggest the P.E.I. Greens are neck-and-neck with the governing Liberals.

And the New Brunswick Greens need to make up more ground before they can turn these poll numbers into tangible results.

The party might have won three seats in September, but it finished second in just two others — a distant second. The Liberals beat the Greens by 21 points in Restigouche West and 54 points in Restigouche-Chaleur. The Greens will need more than an 11-point swing between them and the Liberals to see even a fourth seat fall their way.

Little incentive for pulling plug

The trend line is heading in the right direction for the Greens, but these aren't numbers that should embolden Coon to try to pull the plug on the Higgs government just yet.

The People's Alliance could have more to gain — it is easier to identify a fourth or fifth seat for the Alliance than it is to spot the Greens' next pickup — but it might be difficult for the Alliance to improve upon its balance-of-power position.

While such numbers could produce another minority legislature if they were replicated at the ballot box, the PCs were still only three seats short of a majority government, despite losing the popular vote by about six points to the Liberals.

If the Greens are bleeding support away from the Liberals while the People's Alliance has yet to make similar inroads among PC supporters, a snap election could just as easily produce a narrow PC majority — reducing whatever clout the Greens and People's Alliance have in the legislature to virtually nothing.

About the Author

 

Éric Grenier

Politics and polls

Éric Grenier is a senior writer and the CBC's polls analyst. He was the founder of ThreeHundredEight.com and has written for The Globe and Mail, Huffington Post Canada, The Hill Times, Le Devoir, and L’actualité.

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http://davidraymondamos3.blogspot.ca/2017/12/how-boring-is-politcking-in-maritimes.html

Thursday, 21 December 2017
How boring is politicking in the Maritimes when a Green Meanie Leader
gets booted out of the House and nobody cares?


http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-green-leader-bevan-baker-removed-from-legislature-water-act-1.4459489

Green leader turfed from P.E.I. Legislature as sitting comes to dramatic close
Bevan-Baker escorted from chamber after referring to 'farcical' debate
over legislation
By Kerry Campbell, CBC News Posted: Dec 20, 2017 9:28 PM AT


11 Comments According to CBC however five comments were blocked N'esy Pas?
Commenting is now closed for this story.

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David Raymond Amos
David Raymond Amos
Are you sick little dudes still finding joy in blocking me for
unethical political reasons within a Crown Corp's website owned by we
the people?


David Raymond Amos
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David Raymond Amos
I will lay odds that Jesse' minions within Viafoura are wondering if I
have their names?

Survey Says???

YUP Methinks they brag too much for their own good. N'esy Pas?

https://viafoura.com/company/


David Raymond Amos
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David Raymond Amos
Methinks that Jesse S. Moeinifar. Founder & CEO.of Viafoura has earned
a not so honourable mention N'esy Pas?


David Raymond Amos
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David Raymond Amos
Methinks CBC should be ashamed of themselves bigtime N'esy Pas Prime
Minister Trudeau "The Younger", Minister Joly and Hubby Baby Lacroix?


David Raymond Amos
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David Raymond Amos
Well my comment stood for about ten minutes or so N'esy Pas?


David Raymond Amos
This comment stood for about ten minutes or so until I Tweeted and
emailed about it
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David Raymond Amos
For the public record what is truly "farcical" to me is that this spit
and chew is about a Whistleblower Protection Act of all things.

Perhaps the "Not So Happy" Dentist and his parliamentary cohorts
should check htheir email records over the Yuletide Season and dig
into their memories as well to see if they recall any conversations
with a certain whistleblower who has been falsely imprisoned in Canada
and the USA. Steve Murphy of ATV and everybody else knows since 2006
that he was denied the right to vote but still managed to run for
public office five times thus far. Nobody will admit that same
whistleblower has been suing the Crown in Federal Court since 2015 for
being illegally barred from all parliamentary properties in Canada
including PEI. Yet there have been 9 decisions in the matter thus far
that can be easily verified from the public record. The decision
exactly 2 years ago of Justice Richard Bell (the first judge Harper
appointed) should have been front page news across the country.
However not even the crickets will comment about it.

Do tell does that statement ring any bells over the Xmass season while
I prepare to try put the matter before the Supreme Court of Canada and
file some more lawsuits ASAP? Or will CBC block me again and nobody
gets to even read it?



David Raymond Amos
David Raymond Amos
Methinks I already mentioned how much I love the circus N'esy Pas?


Janet Gaudet
Janet Gaudet
Peter spoke the truth and he got punished for it. How ironic is that.


David Raymond Amos
David Raymond Amos
@Janet Gaudet The irony is that Bevan-Baker should have asked the Sgt
at Arms and the Speaker why I have been suing PEI since 2015. Instead
he had himself evicted in the the last minutes in order to look like
some kind of hero. In a nutshell he is a player like all the rest.
Democracy is a myth.



Holly Pinkham
Holly Pinkham
Buck Watts can do what he likes, as speaker, I suppose, but I
certainly don't agree with this unnecessary drama. Mr. Bevan used a
perfectly understandable and non-vulgar term to describe proceedings
that were clearly objectionable.


David Raymond Amos
David Raymond Amos
@Holly Pinkham Ask yourself why the Green Party Leader only opted to
say the oh so terrible word in the eleventh hour?

Better ask yourself why so few folks bothered to make comment about
the nonsense? I said nothing all day waiting to see if anything would
develop and now in mere minutes I have added my two bits worth matched
the total tally of the comments about the article.



 Sandy Brace
Sandy Brace
Mr Devon Baker is a man of integrity and cares about people more than
about his ego and his bank account. He will not last in government
with those attributes I am afraid. You need to be unethical sheep to
stay within the click and have a place at the trough.


Janet Gaudet
Janet Gaudet
@Sandy Brace : I hope he will be re-elected. We need him in the
Legislature as this government is a farce. I'm completely disgusted
and fed up with what we've got running this province.

David Raymond Amos
David Raymond Amos
@Sandy Brace That not the Baker I know

David Raymond Amos
David Raymond Amos
@Sandy Brace "Mr Devon Baker is a man of integrity and cares about
people more than about his ego and his bank account."

I meant the response above to be directed to you

David Raymond Amos
David Raymond Amos
@Janet Gaudet "I'm completely disgusted and fed up with what we've got
running this province."

Good for you for speaking up






Green leader turfed from P.E.I. Legislature as sitting comes to dramatic close
Bevan-Baker escorted from chamber after referring to 'farcical' debate
over legislation
By Kerry Campbell, CBC News Posted: Dec 20, 2017 9:28 PM AT