Here is a brief post-mortem of last night’s election results compared with the final 338Canada federal projection. I say “brief” for two reasons: 1) I wish to wait until all the numbers are official before diving into individual districts; 2) I badly need some sleep.
Individual ridings aside, it is always a safe bet to trust the averages. And, as you will see below, the averages were pretty darn good. As you can see below, the Atlantic projection was almost spot on. The model had the Greens competitive in Fredericton, but not as the favourite .The Quebec projection was also very close, although it was expected that Maxime Bernier would win his seat of Beauce. He lost by 8 points against Conservative candidate Richard Lehoux.In Ontario, the model’s average overestimated the NDP and underestimated the Liberals.
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The final 338Canada projection: The most uncertain federal election in decades - Macleans.caPhilippe J. Fournier: The night before the election, there is no certainty in the numbers. We could end up with the first popular vote and seat split in 40 years. This is all about Canada's future, and our children's & grandchildren's future. It's all well good for politician's to stand up spout off. But, it doesn't pay the college tuition fees or find students housing or pay the rent or even buy groceries. Vote smarter.. acoyne Wait - how many Liberal seats does Macleans think there were in Winnipeg? You are showing popular vote in that article. Why not their seat prediction?
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Canadian federal election 2019: Live results map and riding-by-riding vote counts - Macleans.caIn Milton, Adam van Koeverden, an Olympic hero, took down Lisa Raitt, a three-term MP who was a well-respected transport minister in the Harper era. Follow the live results here: elxn43 electionscanada
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Scenes from Election 2019 party headquarters - Macleans.caChildren cried, adults stood aghast, while others cheered. It was a mixed bag at the Liberal, Conservative, NDP and Green party headquarters on election night. this photo tells you everything you need to know about the Green 'party'. gimme a break. Rediculous. Climate Nazis. Have a good cry comrades.
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Live updates: Election 2019 results and analysisPolls have started to close across the country: Latest info on our LIVE blog - elxn43 cdnpoli ItsOurVote ElectionsCanada There should not be one poll reported on until the West coast polls are closed! So wrong! No they haven’t started to close across the country. They may have closed in Nfld however. ageism and tokenism showing where the senior correspondants and correspondents of color are given very little air time. Senior correspondants are on (other) side of the table, even when they are speaking, their faces often are not shown and people of color get zero air time.
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Trudeau needs an Alberta unity strategy if he wins - Macleans.caAnd yes, it will have to include a pipeline. No he doesn't. He tried already and the conservative media just whipped Albertans into a rage frenzy. It's pointless. Why waste political capital on ingrates you mean like last time when he dropped $750million on Alberta to stabilize their economy? It already DOES include a pipeline. Could it be you're as dense as Albertans (and Rex Murphy) who seem not to give credence to the fact that the LIBERAL gov't spent $4+ billion to rescue a pipeline from abandonment by a Texas-based company's Canadian subsidiary? The mind boggles.
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The Munk debate that never was - Macleans.caShannon Gormley: In this nasty, empty campaign, how would a debate on foreign policy have gone? Safe to say, pretty badly. When half the world are not really talking to us he would have had a tough time. If we do end up with a Liberal/NDP coalition we have a foreign minister who is banned from Russia and the NDP leader (role tbd) who is banned from India, promising!! acoyne Thank you for that!! It's too good....and I really needed the laugh. Yes it would have been because none of the leaders except for one have the gonads to answer a question directly. PPC2019
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