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Week in Politics: Leaders' debate fails to catch fire - Vimarsana News

Week in Politics: Leaders' debate fails to catch fire

Analysis - The leaders' debate Chris Hipkins had to win but didn't, more bad polling news for Labour, and ACT and NZ First reluctantly agree they could work together, writes Peter Wilson.

Source: rnz.co.nz
The choice to vote for Toronto's next mayor comes at a critical time - Vimarsana News

The choice to vote for Toronto's next mayor comes at a critical time

Housing is unaffordable, traffic is gridlocked, the city budget has a billion-dollar hole, and TTC ridership and service is down. Now’s the time to get out and vote, writes Ed Keenan.

The choice to vote for Toronto's next mayor comes at a critical time - Vimarsana News

The choice to vote for Toronto's next mayor comes at a critical time

Housing is unaffordable, traffic is gridlocked, the city budget has a billion-dollar hole, and TTC ridership and service is down. Now’s the time to get out and vote, writes Ed Keenan.

How ideology, partisanship and competence best explain UCP vote in Alberta - Vimarsana News

How ideology, partisanship and competence best explain UCP vote in Alberta

Statistical analysis of Vote Compass data reveals the factors that propelled Albertans to vote for the UCP and the NDP.

Source: cbc.ca
Alberta used to have the lowest voter turnout in Canada. Lately, it's near the top - Vimarsana News

Alberta used to have the lowest voter turnout in Canada. Lately, it's near the top

Alberta has gone from having the lowest voter turnout in Canada 15 years ago to having among the highest in recent elections, according to data collected from election authorities in every province and territory. 

Source: cbc.ca