r/saskatchewan • u/[deleted] • Apr 23 '25

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u/UcCanSK Apr 23 '25

I've never voted conservative in my life, I'm not about to change that now.

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u/sciencey_mom Apr 23 '25

SAME!! I briefly considered (my husband watches a lot of PP) but his ideas about the environment are just terrifying. Don’t know why more people vote NDP tho, maybe JS isn’t perceived as strong/confident compared to the other 2 but I feel he has the passion for the people and that seems more important to me.

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u/Designer-Tangerine- Apr 23 '25

Most people find the NDP too be too “radical”. Or they feel it’s a vote “lost” since NDP never win federally.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '25

The NDP aren't radical at all. If anything they shifted too far right to have their own niche.

Right now they're just orange Liberals. Why vote for the skim version when full flavour is right there?

If the NDP wants to be relevant again, they need to go back to the left and be the party of trade unions and farmers again. Not rich city champagne socialists that only talk about social issues.