poll-y goodness

Looking at the latest CBC/EKOS poll, I can’t help but think that certain official opposition leaders — and the people who advise them — would prefer to see that little red line shoot off in the opposite direction on Tuesday night:

… what with all this chatter about polls and pollsters, it seemed like as good a time as any to dredge up the story that the fabulous Bea Vongdouangchanh and I wrote for Policy Options during the aftermath of the last election:

… but that could just mean that it did not escape (low-level flunkie) notice that some of us spent the day  refreshing this page every ten minutes to see if any names had appeared – or disappeared. But according to the berryvine, the carnage at Langevin Block has begun. Annoyingly, that’s about as specific as it has gotten so far, at least as far as ITQ’s inbox.

Quick notes from the still-dark capital, which I will be fleeing in – yikes, less than four hours. Oh, Porter Air, please be as customer-friendly and stress-free as your acolytes insist. I can’t handle airport-related drama this morning.