take a win anyway that it comes in this situation. Victoria is very left leaning and has been since the late 80's. The Liberals are running the former NDP Candidate from St. Pauls to give you an idea of the voter base. ( some controversy in Durham over liberal election signs and a website claiming to support veterans that linked donations to candidates own site but overall don't think the liberals had much chance in durham anyways ) Nov 15, 2012 - 4:30 AM . Liberal party veteran election signs are misleading View more by Editorial When it comes to running an election campaign, there can be no such thing as too much thought, careful strategic planning and door-knocking. Name recognition, listening to voters' concerns and communicating the party platform are key components in a bid for a successful run at the polls. But the way in which a candidate chooses to convey a message can backfire if enough remains unsaid, and that appears to be the case in the current Durham riding byelection for Liberal candidate Grant Humes, whose campaign signs are a little too bereft of information. Anyone spotting the signs could be forgiven for assuming Canada's war veterans have collectively endorsed the Liberal party. The sign, sporting a Liberal logo, the slogan 'Support Our Veterans' and the website www.durham4vets.org, does not contain Mr. Humes's name, and certainly doesn't make it clear that the candidate has embraced the cause of the veterans, instead of the other way around.