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Jack finds his groove, NDP in reach of official opposition, says new Forum Research poll

A campaign that has until now been on ‘auto-pilot’ is suddenly turning into an electrifying run to the finish with a change so dramatic for the NDP that it could be in reach of becoming the official opposition, a Forum Research poll done in collaboration with The Hill Times suggests.

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Jack finds his groove: NDP Leader Jack Layton, pictured in this file photo on the Hill, is getting good polls.

PARLIAMENT HILL—A campaign that has until now been on “auto-pilot” is suddenly turning into an electrifying run to the finish with a change so dramatic for the NDP that it could be in reach of becoming the official opposition, a Forum Research poll done in collaboration with The Hill Times suggests.

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Jack finds his groove, NDP in reach of official opposition, says new Forum Research poll

A campaign that has until now been on ‘auto-pilot’ is suddenly turning into an electrifying run to the finish with a change so dramatic for the NDP that it could be in reach of becoming the official opposition, a Forum Research poll done in collaboration with The Hill Times suggests.

The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
Jack finds his groove: NDP Leader Jack Layton, pictured in this file photo on the Hill, is getting good polls.

PARLIAMENT HILL—A campaign that has until now been on “auto-pilot” is suddenly turning into an electrifying run to the finish with a change so dramatic for the NDP that it could be in reach of becoming the official opposition, a Forum Research poll done in collaboration with The Hill Times suggests.

  

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