And the last of the polls just closed. It's all over but the counting.
CBC's projecting a Liberal government, but as yet refuses to say minority or majority.
The Conservatives are almost definitely going to lead the opposition.
The NDP (far enough left that Bernie Saunders would probably be comfortable there) are leading in 10 ridings. The Greens are leading in two. However, the BQ is leading in 20, so the left doesn't hold the balance of power... yet.
As of this posting, the People's Party - the one farther to the right than the Conservatives - have a reported popular vote percentage less than half what the Quebec-only Block Quebecois has, but are polling higher than the independents taken as a whole. They're not leading anywhere. (Sure, British Columbia hasn't started reporting yet, but it isn't just their position on the map that earned them the nickname of the "Left Coast".)
CBC's projecting a Liberal government, but as yet refuses to say minority or majority.
The Conservatives are almost definitely going to lead the opposition.
The NDP (far enough left that Bernie Saunders would probably be comfortable there) are leading in 10 ridings. The Greens are leading in two. However, the BQ is leading in 20, so the left doesn't hold the balance of power... yet.
As of this posting, the People's Party - the one farther to the right than the Conservatives - have a reported popular vote percentage less than half what the Quebec-only Block Quebecois has, but are polling higher than the independents taken as a whole. They're not leading anywhere. (Sure, British Columbia hasn't started reporting yet, but it isn't just their position on the map that earned them the nickname of the "Left Coast".)
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Rob Kelk
Sticks and stones can break your bones,
But words can break your heart.
- unknown
Rob Kelk
Sticks and stones can break your bones,
But words can break your heart.
- unknown