FIRST READING: Why record early turnout may not necessarily be good news for Conservatives
Canadians may just like voting early now
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Although record-breaking turnout for advance voting is being interpreted by some as a point in the Conservatives’ favour, it could just be a reflection of the fact that Canadians like to vote early now.
At least, that was the warning contained in a Wednesday online post by Angelo Isidorou, executive director of the B.C. Conservative Party.
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“The reality is that Canadian voters are normalizing to voting early,” he wrote, warning........© National Post
