ELECTIONS CANADA 2019 - STRATEGIC VOTE

ELECTIONS CANADA 2019 - STRATEGIC VOTE 
By Bernard Bujold -
Less than a week from October 21, the strategic voting strategy is becoming increasingly important as it is evident that the Liberals and Conservatives are tied in polls at 31-32% (as of Tuesday, October 15, 2019). 
The solution for many voters will be to vote not to elect a deputy, but to vote to prevent a party from winning a minority of seats and its leader to become Prime Minister. Justin Trudeau or Andrew Scheer, that's the question? 
Personally, I will vote strategically but with the goal of increasing the country total of votes to my favorite leader. Although proportional voting has no official significance, it remains statistically that the overall result will be analyzed. If a party totals, say a million votes rather than a thousand, the leader of that party will be able to assess its significance. 
Moreover, with respect to my personal strategic vote, I continue to believe that with more than 300 candidates running, it is mathematically impossible for any candidate from Maxime Bernier's party to be elected. 
To be continued! 
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