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The latest polls from Nanos are showing some very exciting data. As most of us know, the only real way to prevent a Conservative government, at least in this election and short of forming a coalition government, is to vote Liberal - and it seems the Canadian public are making the shift.  

Why is it happening? I think part of this is attributable to both Harper’s and Dion’s performances at the debates, but more than anything else, its Harper’s “laissez faire” attitude to the economy that’s changing this race. Elections aren’t won, they are lost. 

Don’t want to call anything too early as stats are constantly in flux, but the trend looks good. 

Cons down (34%), Libs up (31%), NDP down (18%), Bloc up (11%), Greens down (6%)

Cons up (33%), Libs up (39%), NDP down (25%), Greens up (3%)

Cons up (20%), Libs down (22%), NDP up (11%), Bloc up (46%), Greens down (2%)

Cons down (31%), Libs up (40%), NDP down (22%), Greens up (7%)

Cons steady (47%), Libs up (26%), NDP down (18%), Greens steady (8%)