None of the tiny candidates really can overtake the larger ones at any point.
Andrew Saxton
Deepak Obhrai
Rick Peterson
The smaller candidates are also too diverse to make overtake any of the medium sized candidates
Chris Alexander
Brad Trost
Steven Blaney
Pierre Lemieux
Given that they share some ideological points, the medium sized candidates might be able to support one another; but, in reality, neither of them can overtake the next largest candidate.
Lisa Raitt
Michael Chong
Finally this brings us to
Kellie Leitch
Who is an ideological candidate, someone with "ideas" and will thus be not as transfer friendly as otherwise might be the case. As such, she will be 4th from last.
This brings us to the 3 largest candidates
Erin O'Toole
O'Toole might be able to hoover up moderate votes and pass Scheer, but I doubt it.
Andrew Scheer
Scheer has positioned himself as the "Harper" of the race, and would basically continue Harper's policies. The problem is this still leaves him behind, the eventual winner.
Maxime Bernier
With strong support from Quebec, and the riding-based system used in the party, Bernier, an "ideas" candidate (Libertarian in nature) will likely win the leadership, and, as a result, move the Conservative Party to a more Libertarian viewpoint.
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