Projection and Announcement from Teddy
Teddy here with some great news for all my fans! I’ve revived my old Riding By Riding Blog at it’s original blogspot, with a new updated address. Those wishing to…
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Personal Quebec Projection
Teddy here with my first personal projection for Quebec. I’ve also uploaded the ElectoMatic I’m using to google docs.https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0ApUDSiORyjxidEw2bnRqN3VLTVA1N2hENmJnUkxpX2cFeel free to use this file. If you wish a more clean…
CAQ looking more and more like the ADQ
Teddy here with some recent polls from Quebec. First is a Leger poll showing the PQ at 32 ahead of the PLQ at 31. The CAQ is close behind at…
New Federal Party
The Online Party of Canada is now eligible for registration from Elections Canada. This means if they run a candidate in a by-election, they become a fully-fledged registered party. From…
Alberta Gerrymander?
Prior to the release of the proposed ridings for Alberta, there were fears from the NDP and even Liberals, that the new ridings would be gerrymandered in such a way…
Provincial Summary
Teddy here. From time to time it is I like to to look at what is going on in the Provinces. Going from East to west, I will summarize the…
Fun with Google Maps
Teddy here again. In my spare time, I like to make political and politically-related maps on Google Maps. I have more than just the Quebec Senate Divisions. I decided that…
Senate Reform, Selection Options
Senate Reform is an issue that seems to pop up every 10 or so months, stay in the news for about half a week, and vanish. Usually when in the…
Cardy loses in Rothesay
A follow up from an earlier post on this blog about This provincial riding. I’ll be brief. Lets first examine what happened to get us here. The NB Liberals began…
Archive Binge
I’m sure that you’ve heard of CBC Archives which has many interesting videos from the past, both political and otherwise, and I’m sure some of you know that CPAC and…
Weekend Bonus
Teddy here, the first in a series I am starting as part of my contribution to Blunt Objects, the Weekend Bonus. On Saturdays and Sundays I will make posts that…
Alberta Election
Results still rolling in, but it’s pretty well over. Analysis tomorrow, map tonight.
Alberta Preview
Monday night, Albertans go to the polls to elect who will lead the province for the next 4 years. There are a few things to keep an eye on, I’ll…
BC By-Election Liveblogging
Teddy here. While Volkov is off “working”, your friendly in-between-jobs Teddy will be running tonight’s live blog of the BC By Elections! We will be following the election in Port…
New Brunswick Projection
Volkov did some interesting things with the numbers from the recent Saint John poll in New Brunswick. I’ve been able to expand those numbers out to the entire province using…
Everybody blinks except Mulcair
The NDP’s English ad is out. It contains the script that the media got their hands on earlier, where the winner, whomever it is, talks about being a Cabinet minister…
NDP leads federal polls for first time since 1987
2012 will be added to 1987 and 1943 as years that the NDP or it’s predecessors have lead federal polling. Sitting at 36% the party is statistically tied with the…
New Federal Poll
Hot off the press.http://www.harrisdecima.com/sites/default/files/releases/2012/04/04/hd-2012-04-04-en1342.pdfThe graphic on the first page is not a pretty sight for Liberals…
Visualizing Alberta Pt 4.
Another quick map from Teddy. This is a possible end result of the election. Note it is not a projection or a prediction, just an example of a Wildrose government.
Visualizing Alberta – Pt 3
Teddy here. I’ve run our official Blunt Objects projection though an updated map, and made a few personal adjustments where I feel the numbers might not be telling the full…