With just days to go before the Saskatchewan Party elects a new leader the race appears to be extremely close.
A poll released today by NewsTalk Radio and Insightrix tells the story of a campaign so close it has be be considered a dead heat.
Of the Sask party members surveyed Alana Koch garnered 22% of support as new party leader. Ken Cheveldayoff’s 21% was second best, followed by Scott Moe with 13%, and Gord Wyant with 12%. Tina Beaudry-Mellor trailed at 3%.
A telling result of the survey was the number of party members who have apparently yet to make up their minds. 27% reported being uncertain who they would support.
Because of a relatively small sample size the poll has a margin of error of plus/minus 11.2%
The new leader will be selected this Saturday January 27th at the party's leadership convention in Saskatoon.