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Our Fellows and Associated Fellows have not only been following #UKelection2019 we have also been discussing this years's #canadaelection2019 and the #SpanishElection ⬇
In October, we saw #canadaelection2019 where @JustinTrudeau #Liberals lost their majority. @ailsa_henderson discusses the decline of brokerage politics and asks what next for #Canadian politics.
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André Lecours @uOttawa also provided analysis on #canadaelection2019 highlighting the issues that shaped the #election and arguing that the result emphasises the divide between Western #Canada and the rest of the country.
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THIS WEEK @CCC_Research ⬇
'Whatever happened to Tory unionism?'
@ja_sheldon and @michaelkenny_ discuss @BorisJohnson revised #BrexitDeal and explore what exactly has changed since May's deal.
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@ja_sheldon and @michaelkenny_ discuss @BorisJohnson revised #BrexitDeal and explore what exactly has changed since May's deal.
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'The SNP: A Party of Union?'
We continued our #20yearsdevolution series with @LGBennie exploring @theSNP electoral success and asking whether their opponents should start trying to understand this success?
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We continued our #20yearsdevolution series with @LGBennie exploring @theSNP electoral success and asking whether their opponents should start trying to understand this success?
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An example of why election reform matters.
I live in Simcoe North, a historically Conservative riding with @bruce_stanton holding office since 2006 and confirmed for another term yesterday.
The problem starts when you look at the actual numbers.
I live in Simcoe North, a historically Conservative riding with @bruce_stanton holding office since 2006 and confirmed for another term yesterday.
The problem starts when you look at the actual numbers.
While Stanton is fairly well respected in the riding, he actually pulled in a minority of votes and even combining the 3 conservative parties running locally still nets a minority of the vote.
The majority of the riding voted for one of the progressive candidates but, because of how the votes split up, none of the progressives won. This happened because the progressive candidates polled closer together while Stanton polled far better than other conservative candidates
