More recent immigrants and youth voted NDP
Accidental Deliberations: The future coalition
Excerpt:
In figuring out the likelihood that the NDP can keep up the momentum
that's propelled it to official opposition status, one of the major
questions figures to be whether votes last week will translate into
additional support in the future. And there's more great news on that
front: in addition to winning the support of 41% of recent immigrants, the NDP also nearly doubled its opponents
when it came to attracting the youth vote (after a period of years
where support had generally been split four ways among Canada's national
parties).
Excerpt:
In figuring out the likelihood that the NDP can keep up the momentum
that's propelled it to official opposition status, one of the major
questions figures to be whether votes last week will translate into
additional support in the future. And there's more great news on that
front: in addition to winning the support of 41% of recent immigrants, the NDP also nearly doubled its opponents
when it came to attracting the youth vote (after a period of years
where support had generally been split four ways among Canada's national
parties).
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