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‘Testing a message’: NDP looks to land the plane in Beaches—East York - NDP Leader Avi Lewis says the Billy Bishop airport saga makes this month's byelection 'extra relevant in this moment'

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u/NiceDot4794 — 7 days ago

After a poor election result last year Canada’s progressive third party the NDP is back up to 17% in a new poll under new more explicitly democratic socialist leadership!

u/NiceDot4794 — 12 days ago
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Fundraising for the second quarter out in case anyone is curious.

Here’s why we raised and then what the other parties raised, and also how much it had changed since the first quarter of the year.

Liberal Party of Canada: 4.36M (-2.47M) (-36%)

New Democratic Party: 1.2M (-0.47M) (-28%) 

Bloc Québécois: 221.31K (-108.49k) (-33%) 

Conservative Party of Canada: 5.05M (-4.38M) (-46%)

Green Party of Canada: 507.83K (-16.59K) (-3%)

Still far behind the libs and cons but at least the gap was narrowed and we seem to have a bit more of a stable fundraising. Hopefully as things get settled with new leadership the fundraising will increase! Avi’s campaign did a great job of fundraising so hopefully that is soon seen with the party as a whole.

For anyone interested you can also see how this compares to the Singh era here https://www.datawrapper.de/\_/Geimq/?v=19

So current fundraising is pretty consistent with the Singh era. Hopefully soon the party pays back the debt from the last election, kind of insane how mishandled the financial planning in the last election was.

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u/NiceDot4794 — 17 days ago