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From PPP landslide to too close to call.

Johnny "Bisram" Doe

In reply to JohnDoe

i believe it will be a massive surprise

In reply to doosra

If during the first week of May I see a lot of rich folks with government connections lining up at CJIA, I will change to a coalition win.

In reply to JohnDoe

Have you looked at the numbers in the 2006 and 2011 elections in the 10 regions?

In reply to Dukes

In reply to JohnDoe

2011 election results

2006 election results

Now armed with the above information you could talk with some knowledge!!!!!!

In reply to Dukes

Dukes I thought your numbers had some new revelations. I am quite aware of the PPP's decline in fortunes from 2006 to 2011. My hesitation hitherto in being enthusiastic about the coalition's chances stems from the belief that for a variety of reasons the sum may not necessarily equal the parts.

In reply to JohnDoe

My impression is that 2 plus 2 will not be 4 but will be 22!!!!!!!!

In reply to Dukes

Well I'm beginning to get the impression that 2 + 2 will at least equal four.

In reply to JohnDoe

The Guyanese electorate has a simple choice.

If they are happy with the current situation then return the PPP to another term in office.

If they believe that we can do better then vote the Coalition in.

In reply to Dukes

To me it was never so simple.

Even as the PPP doesn't have an honorable record to run on and even as I would assume the electorate is generally unhappy with the current situation, I was still under the impression that the ghost of PNC past could be successfully resurrected and run against. However, that strategy doesn't seem to be gaining traction.