For easy reference, links to new posts on the 2021 federal election – #Elxn44:

• What to expect on election night in BC… and more – September 20, 2021
• Justin Trudeau’s pathway to victory – September 17, 2021
• Erin O’Toole’s pathway to power – September 16, 2021
• Majority government between a ROC and a hard place – September 14, 2021
• The psychologies at work in Election 44 – September 8, 2021
• Key Battlegrounds at-a-glance – September 7, 2021
• The Top 2 parties ain’t what they used to be – August 26, 2021
• Drawing the line on a majority government –  August 22, 2021
• The seats to watch in BC – August 13, 2021

Posts from the 2019 federal election – #Elxn43:

• Regional gains and losses in #elxn43 – October 26, 2019
• Trudeau Liberals win plurality with lowest ever popular vote – October 24, 2019
• Your Election Night yardstick – October 21, 2019
• Vegas for political nerds – where the ‘smart money’ is going in #elxn43 – October 17, 2019
• Where does the NDP pathway lead? – October 15, 2019
• Liberal pathways to victory – October 12, 2019
• BC’s photo finish: translating votes to seats – October 11, 2019
• The BC Battleground – October 7, 2019
• Conservative pathways to power – October 3, 2019
• A deeper dive into the conditions for majority and minority governments – September 17, 2019
• What’s the magic number for a majority in #Elxn43? – September 16, 2019
• Will the biggest surprise of #Elxn43 be that there’s no surprise? – September 13, 2019

Selected posts from #Elxn42:

• When it comes to Leaders, BC is “Barely Chosen”
• BC’s Place at the Cabinet Table
• The new map of Canada
• Adventures in Strategic Voting in Vancouver-Granville
• Five BC ridings where strategic voting organizations got it wrong… and other monkey business
• Magnitude of Liberal gains highest in 4 western provinces
• Trudeau’s voter coalition stronger in BC and MB than Chretien’s 1993 win
• Jody Wilson-Raybould: a First Nations first in BC
• Conservatives held their vote but lost market share