Sunday, June 29, 2014

5 Questions to Ponder after the Ontario Election (安省大选后要思考的五个问题)

A supporter of Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Hudak watches the election results come in for Ontario's provincial election last night. Hudak will step down after his party's poor showing.

Liberal leader Kathleen Wynne won a surprising election victory by a majority of votes in Ontario, here are the five key questions voters and experts need to consider:
1, After the leader Hudak stepped down due to the fact that teh cost-cutting plan was rejected, who will take over the mantle for the Conservatives?
2, Since vetoing the budget to support the Liberal Party triggered this election, how can a strong New Democracy Party leader like Howarth go from here?
3, Because the former vice mayor Holiday (colleague of the scandal Mayor Ford) lost, what are the prospects of the Progressive Conservative Party?
4, Are polls still useful after the complete poll failure for the election?
5, Wynne's debate performance is far from satisfactory, is a televised debate still effective?

(Abstracted form CBC's news article "Ontario Election: 5 Key Questions after Liberals Win Majority" published June 13, 2014)

1、在胡达克因削减开支计划被否决而下台后谁将接替保守党的衣钵?
2、因否决支持自由党预算而触发本次大选的新民党强势领袖霍华思将何去何从?
3、因前副市长霍立迪(丑闻市长福特的助手)落败,进步保守党的前景如何?
4、在选举民意调查完全失败后民意调查是否仍然有用?
5、怀恩的辩论表现差强人意,令人怀疑到,电视辩论是否仍然有效?

(摘选自加拿大广播公司2014年6月13日新闻稿“安省大选:自由党赢得多数之后的5个关键问题”)

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