Goodbye, for now
I’m minutes away from leaving Toronto, and wanted to make one last goodbye post. It may be my last post until August, or even September. A few things to keep…
TheNewTeddy
I’m moving soon
Teddy here with a few personal notes. First; remember to check the bottom of the post for who the author is. I’ve had a few posts I’ve made be confused…
Quick update on the Senate
Just the numbers; the drama won’t fit into a single blogpost. At this time, there are 49 Conservative senators. They caucus with the Tories. There are 29 members of the…
Newfoundland and Labrador, the future
Teddy here with some maps of the new Newfoundland ridings. First the “boring” map, the one showing the current mathematical prediction The far more fun maps happen when you start…
Alternate Future, Proportional Representation.
Another addition in my Alternate History (AH) series; an alternate future. This story is set sometime after the 2031 seat redistribution I went over earlier. There are two small changes…
Can the Bloc sweep Quebec with Duceppe?
No. Sorry for those expecting a yes, or even something more lengthy. Simply no. However, this does remain a “game changer”. The problem is people have been playing one game…
Alternate History (AH) – What if the Tories did better in Alberta?
Teddy here with the first in another series of posts I plan to do on alternate history. Inspired again by a post over at 308 I decided to make some…
House
No, this is not a post about a TV show and/or Lupus, this is about the House of Commons, and in particular, it’s expected growth in the coming years. To…
The Future of Alberta
Alberta has no future, with a socialist government, it is doomed. I’m joking of course. This is not a post about the economic future of Alberta, but rather, its political…
Dream electoral reform, part 2
I’ve asked a lot of people on Twitter for feedback, and every single one of their responses lead me to one conclusion – I was unclear in my previous post.…
Dream Electoral Reform
Electoral Reform is something I’ve been thinking about, and working on, for a good 15 years. When I make posts like this one, it comes from years of seeing Canadians…
Timing of future provincial elections.
Just a quick post to note an interesting occurrence that came about due to fixed election dates. While Newfoundland is expected to go to the polls this fall, along with…
Visualizing where things stand
With all the news about the Federal “3-way tie” I decided to put in a poll average; weighted towards more recent polls. The results were near what other political predictors…
Transition
Teddy here with a quick post. I had been under the impression that transitions – IE the period of time between an election and when a new government takes office…
Alberta 2015 VS Canada 1993
During my travels on the interwebz, I’ve met a good number of people from a good share of political views. One of those people is Cory Morgan, a hard-right libertarian…
PEI and electoral reform.
With the recent UK election, people have been talking about electoral reform. I myself have done so a few times, right here on this blog, but I will do so…
The Working Class
This is the first in a long series of posts I intend to make over this summer about the Working Class in Canada, it’s impact on how we look at…
Full UK results
Teddy here; suffering from Election Fever. I’ll need to take a day or two to recover before I start my post-election analysis of the various elections. Until then, here are…
Teddy’s updated Alberta prediction.
I’ve scheduled this post go to up about 30 minutes before the polls open in Alberta. I’ve posted this early to not conflict with Kyle’s final projection. I’ll start with…
PEI final results
Analysis tomorrow.