An asterisk (*) denotes the incumbent candidate. Abbotsford-Mission CON Don Stahl GRN Aird Flavelle LIB Simon Gibson NDP Preet Rai OTH Marcus Halliday [EXC]Wendy Bales [IND]Roman Bojczuk [IND] Incumbent Randy Hawes [LIB] is not running. Abbotsford South CON · · · · · GRN · · · · · LIB Darryl Plecas NDP Lakhvinder Jhaj [...]
Election Almanac uses a uniform swing model for its projections based on the latest election poll results. For example, if a poll gives a party a 5% greater share of the vote than they received in the last election, the projector assumes the party’s vote has gone up by 5% in every seat. The same [...]
Date CON GRN LIB NDP OTH Firm 2013/05/12 9.3 13.0 34.5 40.5 2.7 EKOS 2013/05/10 6 9 36 45 4 Angus Reid Public Opinion 2013/05/09 8 14 31 45 3 Justason Market Intelligence 2013/05/09 7 10 37 43 3 Ipsos Reid 2013/05/08 6 8 41 43 2 Forum Research 2013/05/08 7.5 13.6 34.6 41.1 3.3 [...]
Election Almanac uses a uniform swing model for its projections based on the latest election poll results. For example, if a poll gives a party a 5% greater share of the vote than they received in the last election, the projector assumes the party’s vote has gone up by 5% in every seat. The same [...]
Date ABP EGRN LIB NDP PC WR OTH Firm 2012/04/22 3 – 10 12 36 38 1 Forum Research 2012/04/21 2 – 10 13 32 41 2 Forum Research 2012/04/19 – - 11 11 34 41 3 Campaign Research 2012/04/19 – - 12 13 31 41 3 Abacus Data 2012/04/18 3 – 11 11 33 [...]
Breakdowns | National | Atlantic Canada | Quebec | Ontario | Prairies | British Columbia Date BQ CON GRN LIB NDP OTH MOE Firm 2012/04/02 24 14 8 14 41 – - Harris-Decima 2012/03/30 22 19 4 12 42 1 – Forum Research 2012/03/27 28 14 2 15 40 – - Forum Research 2012/03/21 31 [...]
Note: The number of ridings will increase from 83 to 87 in the 2012 Alberta provincial election. An asterisk (*) denotes the incumbent candidate. Airdrie ABP LIB Joel Steacy NDP Bryan Young PC Kelly Hegg WRA Rob Anderson* IND Jeff Willerton Athabasca-Sturgeon-Redwater ABP LIB Gino Akbari NDP Mandy Melnyk PC Jeff Johnson* WRA [...]
Historically, senators in Canada have been appointed by the Prime Minister and serve in the country’s upper chamber until they reach the age of seventy-five. The fact that senators do not have to be elected in order to be appointed has been the cause of much debate in Canada since 1874. Nevertheless, there exists a [...]
