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Breaking Down the BC Election

The Tyee's Monte Paulsen analyzes which ridings – and kinds of voters -- will be crucial to the outcome of the May 2009 British Columbia provincial election.

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Why the NDP Has a Shot

Why the NDP Has a Shot

BC Liberals hold more safe seats, but 'green suburban swingers' could lift New Dems into power.

Monte Paulsen / 3 Apr 2009


To Win, New Dems Must Pry Loose These Six Seats

To Win, New Dems Must Pry Loose These Six Seats

Comox Valley, Saanich South, Stikine, North Van-Lonsdale and two in Burnaby.

Monte Paulsen / 7 Apr 2009


Six Seats the BC Liberals Will Fight Hard to Keep

Six Seats the BC Liberals Will Fight Hard to Keep

Boundary-Similkameen, Kootenay East, and ones in Surrey, Coquitlam and Vancouver.

Monte Paulsen / 8 Apr 2009