如果这次保守党没上台，该怪谁？
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今年的选举组织的一言难尽。空有一腔热情，双方都跟没头苍蝇一样。
我家昨天被敲门两次+电话两次。今天又来！我跟他们说你们双方昨天都来敲过门了，整条街都不需要再来宣传了。
到这里，我还是能理解的。毕竟义工吗，热情有余经验不足也正常。
但是下午，双方居然又各来了一波。我说我已经投过了，你们是今天第2波了。
敲门本来是便民行动，提醒鼓励大家投票，这都快变成扰民了。
还没完！晚上，居然又来一个。这个人居然是早上来过的（这人还是有伙伴开车送来的）！我好言劝他别太辛苦早早回家休息。
他们各组之间没有联络，在互联网如此发达的今天！敲过的门居然不mark下来避免队友瞎跑。甚至一个地址跑两次！
双方谁上台我都没意见。但是拼成这个样子，从来没有过！无语。。。
我家昨天被敲门两次+电话两次。今天又来！我跟他们说你们双方昨天都来敲过门了，整条街都不需要再来宣传了。
到这里，我还是能理解的。毕竟义工吗，热情有余经验不足也正常。
但是下午，双方居然又各来了一波。我说我已经投过了，你们是今天第2波了。
敲门本来是便民行动，提醒鼓励大家投票，这都快变成扰民了。
还没完！晚上，居然又来一个。这个人居然是早上来过的（这人还是有伙伴开车送来的）！我好言劝他别太辛苦早早回家休息。
他们各组之间没有联络，在互联网如此发达的今天！敲过的门居然不mark下来避免队友瞎跑。甚至一个地址跑两次！
双方谁上台我都没意见。但是拼成这个样子，从来没有过！无语。。。
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CTV文章，福特省长的竞选经理说保守党最大的策略性错误，攻前总理过猛，换上一位更厉害的。如果土豆不辞职，昨天的结果是保守党多数党上台。
Published: April 29, 2025 at 1:46AM EDT
“The biggest strategic error that the Conservatives had going into this election was pounding Justin Trudeau and the Liberals with tens of millions of dollars of advertising,” Teneycke told CTV News during Monday’s election coverage.
Years of attacks had Trudeau polling below 20 per cent by the time he resigned in January, leaving Poilievre without a favoured political punching bag, said Teneycke, who led Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives to three straight majority governments as Premier Doug Ford’s campaign manager.
“If Pierre Poilievre was fighting against Justin Trudeau – you keep everything else the same – we’d be having a Conservative majority tonight,” he added. “We went too hard in the lead-up to the campaign and we got rid of the guy who was going to deliver a victory for us.”
Political observers have also pointed to Poilievre’s initial reluctance to speak out against Trump, early in the U.S. president’s emerging trade war, as a factor in the Conservatives’ poor fortunes.
Teneycke, who made headlines earlier this month accusing Poilievre’s team of “campaign malpractice,” agreed that was a strategic mistake, but said there were other errors along the way that might haunt the party for years to come.
“I think there’s a question as to whether or not the type of campaign the Conservatives ran was so frightening to NDP voters that they gave up their decades-long voting preference to vote Liberal for a Bay Street banker,” he said.
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This was the Conservatives’ ‘biggest strategic error,’ according to a leading campaign manager
By Andrew WeichelPublished: April 29, 2025 at 1:46AM EDT
“The biggest strategic error that the Conservatives had going into this election was pounding Justin Trudeau and the Liberals with tens of millions of dollars of advertising,” Teneycke told CTV News during Monday’s election coverage.
Years of attacks had Trudeau polling below 20 per cent by the time he resigned in January, leaving Poilievre without a favoured political punching bag, said Teneycke, who led Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives to three straight majority governments as Premier Doug Ford’s campaign manager.
“If Pierre Poilievre was fighting against Justin Trudeau – you keep everything else the same – we’d be having a Conservative majority tonight,” he added. “We went too hard in the lead-up to the campaign and we got rid of the guy who was going to deliver a victory for us.”
Political observers have also pointed to Poilievre’s initial reluctance to speak out against Trump, early in the U.S. president’s emerging trade war, as a factor in the Conservatives’ poor fortunes.
Teneycke, who made headlines earlier this month accusing Poilievre’s team of “campaign malpractice,” agreed that was a strategic mistake, but said there were other errors along the way that might haunt the party for years to come.
“I think there’s a question as to whether or not the type of campaign the Conservatives ran was so frightening to NDP voters that they gave up their decades-long voting preference to vote Liberal for a Bay Street banker,” he said.
This was the Conservatives’ ‘biggest strategic error,’ according to a leading campaign manager
There was anger and disbelief among many Conservative supporters on election night, as Mark Carney’s Liberals pulled off a historic come-from-behind victory. Here's what went wrong, according to a top strategist.
