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    The document shows polling data predicting that the Liberal Party of Canada will win the 2015 federal election with 35% of the vote, followed by the Conservatives at 29% and the NDP at 26%. It notes key issues in the election like pipelines, manufacturing, tuition costs, unemployment, and homelessness that each party has a different stance on. The synopsis questions whether youth, Green, Bloc Quebecois, or undecided voters could shift the outcome and impact the major changes the winning party might enact.

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    The document shows polling data predicting that the Liberal Party of Canada will win the 2015 federal election with 35% of the vote, followed by the Conservatives at 29% and the NDP at 26%. It notes key issues in the election like pipelines, manufacturing, tuition costs, unemployment, and homelessness that each party has a different stance on. The synopsis questions whether youth, Green, Bloc Quebecois, or undecided voters could shift the outcome and impact the major changes the winning party might enact.

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    Conservatives

    29%

    Liberals
    35 %

    N.D.P. 26%

    Liberal Party
    of Canada
    Will Win 2015
    Election

    2015 Elections
    2015
    35%
    29%

    2011

    35%
    26%

    29%

    26%

    6% 6%

    3% 3%

    1% 1%

    Synopsis: The Liberal Party of Canada is predicted to win the 2015 Federal Election. How will the
    Canadian Youth vote this time around? Will the supporters of the Green Party, Bloc Quebecois, and the
    undecided vote join together to make a difference this election? This article gives many answers but
    paradoxically also gives a lot of questions. One aspect is for certain, the winner will make quite a change
    in Canada. The XL Pipeline, northern development, high tuition costs, rising unemployment, made in
    Canada/ manufacturing serious decline, raising the minimum wage, student debt, Elderly Pension plans,

    and the rise of homelessness in Canada: are all issues that each Candidate has a different perspective
    on.

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