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Year-long deadlock between Libs and Tories could be ‘new normal,’ but ‘perfect storm’ of inflation and health-care crisis creates a ‘windfall’ for opposition parties this fall: Coletto, Nanos

With the Liberals and Conservatives back where they were a year ago, David Coletto says this could indicate voters are fairly 'locked in' to their choices. The only variable that could create a significant change will happen under the new Conservative leader.

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Year-long deadlock between Libs and Tories could be ‘new normal,’ but ‘perfect storm’ of inflation and health-care crisis creates a ‘windfall’ for opposition parties this fall: Coletto, Nanos

With the Liberals and Conservatives back where they were a year ago, David Coletto says this could indicate voters are fairly 'locked in' to their choices. The only variable that could create a significant change will happen under the new Conservative leader.

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