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Clarke, John | |
Dunn, Leon David | |
Elliott, Nigel | |
Herbert, Spencer Chandra | |
Marshall, James |
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Vancouver-West End Spencer Chandra Herbert |
Reference:
Population (2014): | 57287 |
Deviation from average: | 7.80% |
Geographical Area: | 14 sq km |
2013 Election Result |
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Spencer Chandra Herbert* |
10755 | 56.81% |
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Scott Harrison |
5349 | 28.25% |
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Jodie Emery |
2156 | 11.39% |
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John Clarke |
446 | 2.35% |
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Ronald Guillermo Herbert |
132 | 0.70% |
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Mathew David Kagis |
94 | 0.50% |
Previous Prediction - 2013 Provincial Election
Previous Prediction - 2009 Provincial Election
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| 21/04/2017 |
Proud BCer 154.5.209.240 |
An easy hold for the NDP, although in the unlikely event that the Greens have a massive breakthrough, this is certainly one of the few seats in Greater Vancouver they might be competitive in. |
| 17 03 09 |
South Islander 184.71.12.34 |
The BCL managed to hold Vancouver Burrard, the precursor riding, in 2005 by a tiny margin because 1) their incumbent was a visble, outspoken MLA who was popular with the LGBT community, and 2) the district contained all of Coal Harbour and Yaletown. Mayencourt isn't running here, and Yaletown + much of Coal Harbour are now in the new False Creek district. Herbert managed to win here in 2013 by nearly 30% - the addition of part of Coal Harbour might affect the margin but not the outcome. |
| 17 01 09 |
Brian J 64.114.70.133 |
Spencer has too many factors in his favour to lose in May. He's running in downtown Vancouver, is a popular incumbent with the low-income urban voters, the Gay Village and the young downtown dwellers. It wasn't close in 2013, and it won't be close in 2017. |
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