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 | 06/09/21 |
Thomas K 24.85.228.170 |
With the Greens falling apart, the NDP will further their stranglehold over the Vancouver Island ridings. |
 | 26/08/21 |
Walnut 184.66.107.187 |
This should be a competitive race but it is not. Coastal communities crave Green sensibilities and Langford is booming with new suburban developments benefiting from the Liberal's housing initiatives (e.g. first-time home-buyers incentives, low interest rates). But MacGregor dominates the field. He is not very exciting but his experience and professionalism show. Until the other parties can nominate more exciting candidates, the NDP with MacGregor will win here. |
 | 25/08/21 |
A.S. 45.41.168.91 |
Given the low winning share, might be inside-out calling this and not Courtenay-Alberni for the Dippers; however, CPC is weaker, and Green *was* (note past tense) stronger. And Liberal inherently stronger, too, particularly out suburban Langford way. So my rationale is: Courtenay's binary, Cowichan's opposition-fragmented. |
 | 04/08/21 |
207.194.253.26 |
Easy NDP win, despite a pretty low-profile incumbent in Alistair MacGregor. Both BC NDP leader (and Premier) John Horgan and BC Green leader Sonia Furstenau are Mr. MacGregor's constituents, but the Greens will have a hard-time building momentum to be competitive here, especially with the latest leadership drama as well as the riding containing decidedly 'un-Green' communities such as Langford. This historically NDP riding will stay in their column. |
 | 22/05/21 |
ME 45.72.200.7 |
This riding is a safe NDP seat according to 338 |
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