Bell: Danielle Smith and polls — more bad news and an NDP win abpoli ableg
Just when they thought it was over, there is another poll.In this one Danielle Smith has a 42% approval rating, sixth among premiers.But here is where the arithmetic gets interesting.People who strongly disapprove of someone usually go to the polls and vote against them.
Scott Moe, the premier of Saskatchewan who has his own plan to fight Ottawa, is 14 percentage points higher in approval than the Alberta premier.Maybe actually think about how to earn the trust of Albertans rather than writing off much of the province as heretics.
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