Canadian elections

I'm not really big into politics and I probably have a very limited amount of knowledge compared to everybody else.

If its one thing that I do agree with some of the people here is that I do not want the Conservatives to be in power. I've never been a big fan of Stephen especaily in some of the things he personally believs in. The last two federal elections I've always voted for the Green Party, because I tend to focus on policies regarding the environment as my main motivation. Even though I'm sure there should be other policies I should be more concerned about.

This federal election I'm really torn between voting for the Liberals and voting for the Green Party as well. A lot of my friends give a hard time because they think anytime I vote for the Green Party it is a vote wasted. I like Stephane Dion; my dad works as an advisor to a Federal Liberal MP so I'm always interested to get his perspective of things as well.

My wife on is probably going to vote for the NDP as she always has. I like the fact that the premier of our province is telling everybody from Newfoundland & Labrador not to vote for Stephen Harper this coming election. A lot of people consider Danny Williams to be a great premier for our province, since the last provincial election his party took 43 out of 47 provicinal seats in the provincial election.

I'm not big into politcis and may not understand everything concerning policies and election promises, but if its one thing I'm sure of is that I do not want Stephen Harper running this country.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Well to us Canadians the day is at hand on which we will know who our next prime minister will be. I hope the Canadian GFF community took the time out of their day to vote.

Coverage is going to begin shortly on CBC in the next 20 minutes. I'm actually really excited; Its been a pretty tight race so far during the weeks leading up to the election.

There's nowhere I can't reach.