Manitoba voters go to the polls Tuesday, and all signs point to a big change. The NDP government has been trailing in opinion polls since it raised the provincial sales tax in 2013. Royce Koop, who teaches political science at the University of Manitoba, says voter anger over that decision will be a deciding factor, partly because none of the party leaders are personally popular. (The NDP has been in power in Manitoba since 1999.)

Date: 2016-04-17
Placeline: WINNIPEG.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 12 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << we have three leaders there aren't really kind of inspiring like ignore my son off the confidence that aren't stars that aren't bringing enormous amounts of Charisma to the race >>

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