| Mar1217 said: I think there's also other stats we should take a look at : It's clear that a pretty good chunk of people have felt no concern about the politics whereabouts of their province and how it will impact them in the future. The worst part is still them going in a bipartism position about their choices. |
Our area usually votes Liberal and it went Conservative this time around by a long shot. I know quite a few people who didn't bother voting since we were all that confident it was going to end up Ford. I have a feeling the number of non voters isn't really that telling in terms of who cares or not this time around. I will admit that this election seemed similar to Hillary vs Trump in terms of a well known quantity vs a shot in the dark. It's a bad sign for the Libs and NDP though when Ford pulls a Trump and wins this big. Says more about the parties and the direction they were taking us than how much the people do or don't care.
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