Want to understand voting patterns on #ldnont's city council over the past term? Here's an overview. jessehelmer.medium.com/voting-pattern…
van Holst and Hillier, who were outliers and more contrarian in the first three years of the term, have shifted to voting with the majority much more frequently. #ldnont
Newly-appointed councilllors Hamou and Fyfe-Millar have joined Lewis, Morgan and Lehman in a very tight group of five that votes together on non-unanimous votes. #ldnont
These two new councillors are voting virtually in lockstep on non-unanimous votes (~96% of the time), unlike the councillors they replaced (who only voted yes together ~70% of the time). #ldnont
On non-unanimous votes, Holder is much less likely to be voting yes together with Helmer (me) since the new councillors were appointed, going from 79% to 63.5%. #ldnont
Holder is voting yes with Hamou and Fyfe-Millar roughly 90% of the time, unlike Squire and Kayabaga, where he was voting yes with them ~70% of the time. #ldnont
The Morgan group has a remarkably high success rate on motions where there is disagreement on council, ranging from Lehman (83%) to Fyfe-Millar (97%, on a much smaller number of total votes) and Morgan at 92%. #ldnont
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