Election polling: Plenty of noise, not much signal
This has also been posted at iPolitics. Nate Silver became an overnight sensation as a polling guru early on in the 2008 Presidential when he contradicted the conventional media interpretation…
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The Ethnic Vote in 2015
This has been cross-posted at iPolitics Waves of immigration throughout Canada’s history have made ethnic sub-populations key targets for Canadian election campaigns. Historically this has benefited the federal Liberals; the…
The Ethnic Vote in 2015
This has been cross-posted at iPoliticsWaves of immigration throughout Canada’s history have made ethnic sub-populations key targets for Canadian election campaigns. Historically this has benefited the federal Liberals; the party…
The Ethnic Vote in 2015
This has been cross-posted at iPolitics Waves of immigration throughout Canada’s history have made ethnic sub-populations key targets for Canadian election campaigns. Historically this has benefited the federal Liberals; the…
Would the Senate tangle with a Prime Minister Mulcair?
This has been cross-posted at iPolitics. There was a time when the Senate would sleep from one election to the next. Although it has the same legal authority as the…
Would the Senate tangle with a Prime Minister Mulcair?
This has been cross-posted at iPolitics.There was a time when the Senate would sleep from one election to the next. Although it has the same legal authority as the House…
Would the Senate tangle with a Prime Minister Mulcair?
This has been cross-posted at iPolitics. There was a time when the Senate would sleep from one election to the next. Although it has the same legal authority as the…
Campaign 2015: the story so far, poll by poll
This post has already been published at iPolitics. Most elections experience a moment where the campaign gels — a point where political ideas and forces come into focus, framing the…
Campaign 2015: the story so far, poll by poll
This post has already been published at iPolitics. Most elections experience a moment where the campaign gels — a point where political ideas and forces come into focus, framing the…
Campaign 2015: the story so far, poll by poll
This post has already been published at iPolitics. Most elections experience a moment where the campaign gels — a point where political ideas and forces come into focus, framing the…
The Wynne-Harper Feud
A version of this item has been crossposted at iPolitics. One warm spring evening in 1957 the Premier of Ontario, Leslie Frost, mounted the stage of Toronto’s Massey Hall at…
The Wynne-Harper Feud
A version of this item has been crossposted at iPolitics.One warm spring evening in 1957 the Premier of Ontario, Leslie Frost, mounted the stage of Toronto's Massey Hall at a…
The Wynne-Harper Feud
A version of this item has been crossposted at iPolitics. One warm spring evening in 1957 the Premier of Ontario, Leslie Frost, mounted the stage of Toronto’s Massey Hall at…
The campaign so far
The 2015 election started off close and competitive as the fall campaign actually got underway in the summer. After the Alberta provincial election in early May that elected New Democrat…
The campaign so far
The 2015 election started off close and competitive as the fall campaign actually got underway in the summer. After the Alberta provincial election in early May that elected New Democrat…
The campaign so far
The 2015 election started off close and competitive as the fall campaign actually got underway in the summer. After the Alberta provincial election in early May that elected New Democrat…
Are the Harper Conservatives really the best bet to win?
Recently a west coast political commentator with ties to the BC Socreds and B.C. Conservative Party named Will McMartin published a commentary in the Tyee arguing that Harper was still…
Are the Harper Conservatives really the best bet to win?
Recently a west coast political commentator with ties to the BC Socreds and B.C. Conservative Party named Will McMartin published a commentary in the Tyee arguing that Harper was still…
Are the Harper Conservatives really the best bet to win?
Recently a west coast political commentator with ties to the BC Socreds and B.C. Conservative Party named Will McMartin published a commentary in the Tyee arguing that Harper was still…
Why spending cuts by the Harper government are causing them political harm
There is a feel good article in the Globe’s Report on Business today titled, “Aboriginal women lead the way in Canada’s labour markets“. The story focuses on recent labour market…