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Canadian federal elections: one campaign, many battlegrounds
The key to making overall gains is the ability to maintain internal cohesion while fighting multiple combatants from different parts of the political spectrum.
So close, but no cigar: close ridings aren't always safe target ridings
In the last 20 years, no close seat in a general election remained close in a subsequent byelection. And no close byelection race had ever been a close race in the previous general election. Not one.
Progressives urged to move from 'think tank' to 'do tank' to counter erosion of democracy
Massive growth in the conservative 'ideological persuasion industry,' tools targeted at the grassroots.
Voters angry, engaged, and ahead of conventional parties: Hébert
Conventional political parties are 'slow to catch the wave,' or simply being cast away by a populace looking for something else, says Chantal Hébert.
Time to modernize election process, urges Canada's chief electoral officer
Chief Electoral Officer Marc Mayrand tells Parliament the Elections Act needs an overhaul.
Online voting won't hike youth turnout, but 'it grows on you,' forum told
Electronic voter registration will be the first step in Canada, although Chief Electoral Officer Marc Mayrand is authorized to explore 'alternative voting methods'.
Byers' formula fails in his own province
Michael Byers recently urged the Liberals and NDP to strike a one-time deal where each party would stand down from running candidates in ridings in which the other party placed higher. But his vote switching theory doesn't fly.
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