Polling suggests Conservatives, Liberals in a deadlock

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In the final round of polling before the 2019 federal election, Nanos Research suggests popular support for Conservatives and Liberals remains a coin toss.

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TORONTO -- On the eve of the federal election, the final round of polling suggests it could come down to the wire between the Conservatives and Liberals.

Meanwhile, the Greens fell by over 3 percentage points, while the Bloc Quebecois stayed the same and the People's Party of Canada dropped slightly compared with Saturday. Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau, meanwhile, has a lead over the Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer when it comes to Canada’s preferred prime minister.

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Polls also said Hillary had a 96% chance of winning

I thought it was against the law to post polling information the day of the elections ...am I completely wrong?

Could we be seeing the end of the Greens.

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no your suggesting it to try and make people think lots of others are voting for the crooked liberals

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