Yukon Territorial Election 2011

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Seat Calculator There are a total of 18 seats up for grabs in the election. 10 seats are needed for a party to win a majority. To predict and calculate the result of the next election, select the winner of each riding in the table below and click the Tally button. To reset all selections, click the Reset button. Step 1: Select the winner in each riding Riding LIB NDP YKN OTH Copperbelt North Copperbelt South Klondike Kluane Lake Laberge McIntyre-Takhini Mayo-Tatchun Mount Lorne Pelly-Nisutlin Porter Creek Centre Porter Creek North Porter Creek South Riverdale North Riverdale South Southern Lakes Vuntut Gwitchin Watson Lake Whitehorse Centre Whitehorse West Step 2: Tally the number of seats predicted for each party Total: 18 - 10 seats needed for majority.

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