Reader points to electoral history to determine strategic vote

Reader points to electoral history to determine strategic vote

Look to electoral history to plan your vote

Reader Opinion: Vote in midterms to limit his harm, by Tony Guarino

I am one of those Republicans who did not vote for Trump in any of the three elections that he ran for president.

A specialist from the University of Talca has pointed out that, unlike the first primaries where the participation of militants and party adherents predominated, there is currently an increase in the "strategic vote", where voters seek to influence the selection of candidates for the first presidential round. The different political coalitions have a deadline until April 30 to register their presidential candidates in the Electoral Service (SERV…

'What's at stake': Virtual town hall explores how strategic voting can help crises facing Canada - Halifax Examiner

The discussion focused on what’s at stake in the federal election, along with the policies required "for Canada to survive as a country that puts people and their values ahead of aimless growth and corporate profits.”

Each election raises the question of whether or not the strategic vote is necessary. This time more strongly. There is Trump in the setting. And Poilièvre is also afraid of people, especially progressive voters who vote Bloc Québécois, NDP or the Greens. Strategic voting is certainly useful in several circumstances to avoid the worst. But not in all counties or under any circumstances. To see clearly, let's first see the summary of the latest po…