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The Numbers: Have we hit Carney's ceiling and Poilievre's floor?
The polls show some of the strongest numbers for the Liberals that we've seen in years while the Conservatives are slumping.
Mar 19
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Éric Grenier
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Philippe J. Fournier
12
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Weekly Writ 3/19: How much do you like (or not) your premier?
Wab Kinew is the only provincial premier with a net positive rating among those with the strongest views.
Mar 19
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Éric Grenier
12
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Liberals would win 200+ seats if election held today
The Writ's federal vote and seat projections are now live!
Mar 17
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Éric Grenier
25
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The Writ's Federal Vote and Seat Projections
What would be the result of a Canadian federal election if it were held today?
Mar 17
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Éric Grenier
8
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The Writ's Riding Projections
Federal projections for each riding and region of the country.
Mar 17
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Éric Grenier
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Vote and seat projection methodology
Full methodology for The Writ's vote and seat projection model
Mar 17
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Éric Grenier
5
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The Numbers: Floor-crossing + Byelections = Carney majority?
With another floor-crosser and three byelections now on the calendar, Mark Carney's Liberals could be weeks away from a majority government.
Mar 12
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Éric Grenier
and
Philippe J. Fournier
10
3
Weekly Writ 3/12: What a difference a year makes
Floor-crossing, byelections put majority in sight for Mark Carney
Mar 12
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Éric Grenier
13
8
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#EveryElectionProject: Alberta
Capsules on Alberta's elections from The Weekly Writ
Mar 12
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Éric Grenier
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(UPDATED) Avi Lewis maintains fundraising dominance with three weeks to go
NDP leadership race looks like it's Lewis's to lose
Mar 9
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Éric Grenier
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The Numbers: Carney, Poilievre go abroad in search of wins
Mark Carney leans on his foreign policy advantage while Pierre Poilievre hopes to close the gap.
Mar 5
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Éric Grenier
and
Philippe J. Fournier
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3
Weekly Writ 3/5: Winning five consecutive elections is no easy feat
Whenever Mark Carney next goes to the polls, he'll be looking for a fifth consecutive victory for the Liberals. Easier said than done.
Mar 5
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Éric Grenier
14
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