#abelection2023 — Public Fediverse posts
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Hey #ABPoli #ABLeg #ABElection2023 there is a big gap in media coverage of the results. Every source I've checked gives results by party and riding, but not by candidate name. What's up with that? We are actually voting for the local candidates.
Elections Alberta does do the breakdown, in a very clumsy way. How hard would it be for them to output a list, sorted by riding name, with candidate names and provisional vote totals?
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Hey #ABPoli #ABLeg #ABElection2023 there is a big gap in media coverage of the results. Every source I've checked gives results by party and riding, but not by candidate name. What's up with that? We are actually voting for the local candidates.
Elections Alberta does do the breakdown, in a very clumsy way. How hard would it be for them to output a list, sorted by riding name, with candidate names and provisional vote totals?
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Hey #ABPoli #ABLeg #ABElection2023 there is a big gap in media coverage of the results. Every source I've checked gives results by party and riding, but not by candidate name. What's up with that? We are actually voting for the local candidates.
Elections Alberta does do the breakdown, in a very clumsy way. How hard would it be for them to output a list, sorted by riding name, with candidate names and provisional vote totals?
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Hey #ABPoli #ABLeg #ABElection2023 there is a big gap in media coverage of the results. Every source I've checked gives results by party and riding, but not by candidate name. What's up with that? We are actually voting for the local candidates.
Elections Alberta does do the breakdown, in a very clumsy way. How hard would it be for them to output a list, sorted by riding name, with candidate names and provisional vote totals?
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Hey #ABPoli #ABLeg #ABElection2023 there is a big gap in media coverage of the results. Every source I've checked gives results by party and riding, but not by candidate name. What's up with that? We are actually voting for the local candidates.
Elections Alberta does do the breakdown, in a very clumsy way. How hard would it be for them to output a list, sorted by riding name, with candidate names and provisional vote totals?
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Blake Shaffer, U of Calgary prof working on climate policy, made an #ABElection2023 chart to show the rural/urban divide
"NDP needed 2611 votes across 6 ridings to win a majority.
Over 1,000,000 registered voters did not vote." #abelxn -
Blake Shaffer, U of Calgary prof working on climate policy, made an #ABElection2023 chart to show the rural/urban divide
"NDP needed 2611 votes across 6 ridings to win a majority.
Over 1,000,000 registered voters did not vote." #abelxn -
Blake Shaffer, U of Calgary prof working on climate policy, made an #ABElection2023 chart to show the rural/urban divide
"NDP needed 2611 votes across 6 ridings to win a majority.
Over 1,000,000 registered voters did not vote." #abelxn -
Blake Shaffer, U of Calgary prof working on climate policy, made an #ABElection2023 chart to show the rural/urban divide
"NDP needed 2611 votes across 6 ridings to win a majority.
Over 1,000,000 registered voters did not vote." #abelxn -
Blake Shaffer, U of Calgary prof working on climate policy, made an #ABElection2023 chart to show the rural/urban divide
"NDP needed 2611 votes across 6 ridings to win a majority.
Over 1,000,000 registered voters did not vote." #abelxn -
When you're growing up in a small town in AB
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUJIOSjgAdI
"Bad skin bad eyes gay and fatty, people look at your funny.. when you're in a small town."
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When you're growing up in a small town in AB
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUJIOSjgAdI
"Bad skin bad eyes gay and fatty, people look at your funny.. when you're in a small town."
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last night could have gone better, but the hyperbole is a bit much. getting 38 seats and 44% of the vote in a province that's had various flavours of conservative governments for almost its entire history is something to be hopeful for. #AbElection2023 #abvote
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last night could have gone better, but the hyperbole is a bit much. getting 38 seats and 44% of the vote in a province that's had various flavours of conservative governments for almost its entire history is something to be hopeful for. #AbElection2023 #abvote
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last night could have gone better, but the hyperbole is a bit much. getting 38 seats and 44% of the vote in a province that's had various flavours of conservative governments for almost its entire history is something to be hopeful for. #AbElection2023 #abvote
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last night could have gone better, but the hyperbole is a bit much. getting 38 seats and 44% of the vote in a province that's had various flavours of conservative governments for almost its entire history is something to be hopeful for. #AbElection2023 #abvote
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last night could have gone better, but the hyperbole is a bit much. getting 38 seats and 44% of the vote in a province that's had various flavours of conservative governments for almost its entire history is something to be hopeful for. #AbElection2023 #abvote
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People whose homes are literally burning down voted for the party that cut funding to firefighting
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People whose homes are literally burning down voted for the party that cut funding to firefighting
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People whose homes are literally burning down voted for the party that cut funding to firefighting
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People whose homes are literally burning down voted for the party that cut funding to firefighting
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People whose homes are literally burning down voted for the party that cut funding to firefighting
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@CanadianPolling @jeffsamsonow how long before that number is adjusted to 48-38-1? Assuming Smith is still going to kick Johnson out...
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@CanadianPolling @jeffsamsonow how long before that number is adjusted to 48-38-1? Assuming Smith is still going to kick Johnson out...
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@CanadianPolling @jeffsamsonow how long before that number is adjusted to 48-38-1? Assuming Smith is still going to kick Johnson out...
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@CanadianPolling @jeffsamsonow how long before that number is adjusted to 48-38-1? Assuming Smith is still going to kick Johnson out...
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@CanadianPolling @jeffsamsonow how long before that number is adjusted to 48-38-1? Assuming Smith is still going to kick Johnson out...
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@ThisIsWillAdams Also, when it comes down to it, only 32.6% of eligible voters voted for the UCP (926,918 UCP voters/2,840,927 eligible) - even though 60%+ of eligible voters voted. So, 1/3rd of eligible voters dictated the next four years of Alberta politics...
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@ThisIsWillAdams Also, when it comes down to it, only 32.6% of eligible voters voted for the UCP (926,918 UCP voters/2,840,927 eligible) - even though 60%+ of eligible voters voted. So, 1/3rd of eligible voters dictated the next four years of Alberta politics...
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@ThisIsWillAdams Also, when it comes down to it, only 32.6% of eligible voters voted for the UCP (926,918 UCP voters/2,840,927 eligible) - even though 60%+ of eligible voters voted. So, 1/3rd of eligible voters dictated the next four years of Alberta politics...
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@ThisIsWillAdams Also, when it comes down to it, only 32.6% of eligible voters voted for the UCP (926,918 UCP voters/2,840,927 eligible) - even though 60%+ of eligible voters voted. So, 1/3rd of eligible voters dictated the next four years of Alberta politics...
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@ThisIsWillAdams Also, when it comes down to it, only 32.6% of eligible voters voted for the UCP (926,918 UCP voters/2,840,927 eligible) - even though 60%+ of eligible voters voted. So, 1/3rd of eligible voters dictated the next four years of Alberta politics...
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Should I really give the 14,218 voters who voted for a candidate who compared trans kids to pieces of poop in a cookie the benefit of the doubt? Surely they just didn't know she said those things?
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Should I really give the 14,218 voters who voted for a candidate who compared trans kids to pieces of poop in a cookie the benefit of the doubt? Surely they just didn't know she said those things?
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Should I really give the 14,218 voters who voted for a candidate who compared trans kids to pieces of poop in a cookie the benefit of the doubt? Surely they just didn't know she said those things?
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Should I really give the 14,218 voters who voted for a candidate who compared trans kids to pieces of poop in a cookie the benefit of the doubt? Surely they just didn't know she said those things?
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Should I really give the 14,218 voters who voted for a candidate who compared trans kids to pieces of poop in a cookie the benefit of the doubt? Surely they just didn't know she said those things?
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@GuitarKat @dabertime In Calgary-Cross, Calgary-East there was a bigger difference in votes than Greens had. In Calgary-Bow and Calgary North-West, Alberta Party did have more than the diff so it only affected two seats.
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@GuitarKat @dabertime In Calgary-Cross, Calgary-East there was a bigger difference in votes than Greens had. In Calgary-Bow and Calgary North-West, Alberta Party did have more than the diff so it only affected two seats.
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@GuitarKat @dabertime In Calgary-Cross, Calgary-East there was a bigger difference in votes than Greens had. In Calgary-Bow and Calgary North-West, Alberta Party did have more than the diff so it only affected two seats.
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@GuitarKat @dabertime In Calgary-Cross, Calgary-East there was a bigger difference in votes than Greens had. In Calgary-Bow and Calgary North-West, Alberta Party did have more than the diff so it only affected two seats.
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@GuitarKat @dabertime In Calgary-Cross, Calgary-East there was a bigger difference in votes than Greens had. In Calgary-Bow and Calgary North-West, Alberta Party did have more than the diff so it only affected two seats.
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@xenu gawd, I saw a voter interviewed last night saying he was a small business owner (which, if NDP had won last night, he would have had 0% small business tax) and voted UCP because last NDP term his business suffered (even though we were under a recession and the price of oil had tanked).
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@xenu gawd, I saw a voter interviewed last night saying he was a small business owner (which, if NDP had won last night, he would have had 0% small business tax) and voted UCP because last NDP term his business suffered (even though we were under a recession and the price of oil had tanked).
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@xenu gawd, I saw a voter interviewed last night saying he was a small business owner (which, if NDP had won last night, he would have had 0% small business tax) and voted UCP because last NDP term his business suffered (even though we were under a recession and the price of oil had tanked).
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@xenu gawd, I saw a voter interviewed last night saying he was a small business owner (which, if NDP had won last night, he would have had 0% small business tax) and voted UCP because last NDP term his business suffered (even though we were under a recession and the price of oil had tanked).
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@xenu gawd, I saw a voter interviewed last night saying he was a small business owner (which, if NDP had won last night, he would have had 0% small business tax) and voted UCP because last NDP term his business suffered (even though we were under a recession and the price of oil had tanked).
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@jace well I mean a good chunk of rural Alberta burned due to the UCP killing off the elite wildfire unit and reducing funding for wildfire prevention/fighting... and they still voted UCP.
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@jace well I mean a good chunk of rural Alberta burned due to the UCP killing off the elite wildfire unit and reducing funding for wildfire prevention/fighting... and they still voted UCP.
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@jace well I mean a good chunk of rural Alberta burned due to the UCP killing off the elite wildfire unit and reducing funding for wildfire prevention/fighting... and they still voted UCP.