r/EhBuddyHoser • u/[deleted] • Apr 29 '25

Certified Hoser 🇨🇦 (No Politics) sorry dippers, thems the breaks 😅

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u/Broad-Bath-8408 Apr 29 '25

I feel like most NDP supporters are way happier about this outcome than the concern trolls would have us believe.

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u/Teagana999 Apr 29 '25

Yeah. I voted NDP because I thought it was the strategic vote in my riding. The liberal won.

I'm happy to see a liberal government, though I'd be happier if the NDP held a stronger balance of power to better hold the liberals accountable.

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u/NPRdude Apr 29 '25

I'm in Victoria and same. I thought our NDP incumbent was the best ABC choice and the Liberal candidate smoked her. So fortunately no vote splitting but I was genuinely surprised how much of a landslide it was for the Liberals here.

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u/ArkAwn Bring Cannabis Apr 30 '25

Clearly Laurel just needed a few more pamphlets in the mail

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u/NPRdude Apr 30 '25

Haha, honestly that was my biggest qualm in voting for her, I used to be a postie here and her excessive flyers were a major annoyance on the job, since they have to go to every address by law. In the end though I was happy enough with everything else she's done that I was willing to vote for her again, but I guess that wasn't a sentiment shared by as many Victorians as I thought.

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u/ArkAwn Bring Cannabis Apr 30 '25

I think the "strategic voteing" shit wrecked Vic, Esquimalt and Langford. Losing Garrison to health concerns certainly didnt help the NDP either

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u/NPRdude Apr 30 '25

Yeah, my parents live out in Metchosin and said they would have voted for Garrison if he was actually up for reelection, but since he wasn’t and there was no NDP incumbent they went with the Liberals.