Apathy: Discontent

Electorate Dept: Apathy is too facile a description of the mood and discontent of the Canadian electorate. The reality would seem to require many and varying descriptors: indifferent, distrustful, tired, confused, angry, disenchanted and so on, according to The Star. Somehow all the preparations with input from individuals, organizations, party insiders and pollsters has energized the voters in ways that were not anticipated. The result has become a much more fluid and unpredictable election and re: Apathy is a default vote, Editorial April 26 In many ways, this election has caught the attention and is reflective of the concerns of all Canadians. The campaign started months ago before the election was called. All parties were planning for the possibility and hoping for the best timing. As reported in the news.
@t party insiders, pollsters