Down the stretch

It's clear Canada is heading toward another minority government.
Harris/Decima today gauges Conservative support at 35 per cent, nine points better than the Liberals. Nanos has the Cons at 33, Libs at 27. A two-day-old Ekos Daily Tracking report puts Con support at 34 per cent.
In 2006, 36.3 per cent of the nationwide popular vote produced a minority of 124 seats for the Cons.
As of Sunday afternoon, Democraticspace.com is projecting 128 seats for the Cons, 91 for the Libs, 53 for the BQ, 34 for the NDP, 2 Independents (in Quebec and Nova Scotia) and no seats for the Greens.
At Nixtuff, 124 Conservative seats are predicted.
I predict the Cons will come out of Tuesday's election with 136 seats, well below the 155 needed for a majority.
Prime Minister Harper is predicting a minority as well.