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 | 25/08/21 |
A.S. 45.41.168.91 |
I might have no-predictioned this were Jay Hill the Maverick candidate--which would have been my *only* such no-prediction bowing on behalf of Maverick--and it'd be interesting to see them dominating the polls around Dawson Creek/Fort St John, though it's likely that Prince George would cancel that out. (Major urban resource towns aren't terribly Wexitty places.) |
 | 24/08/21 |
Walnut 184.66.107.187 |
If this was a personality contest, Grizz (Longley) would be the favourite. But it's a political contest in the most right-wing riding in BC. Zimmer's only concern is having the Maverick Party out-flank him on the right. The Peace might go for the Maverick Party, but Prince George ain't. |
 | 19/08/21 |
R.O. 24.146.13.237 |
Bob Zimmer has been mp of this riding since 2011 in what is a long time conservative area of BC . its also the home riding of Maverick Party Leader and former cpc mp Jay Hill although he’s not on the ballot and without him as there candidate it will stay conservative. |
 | 04/06/21 |
Libby Burgundy 198.91.168.152 |
So long as the Conservatives can keep the Wexit/Maverick folks under control, Peace River will continue to be one of that party's most reliable seats anywhere in the country outside Alberta. While Erin O'Toole's new direction on carbon taxes may ruffle a few feathers, the Conservatives still remain the only unequivocally pro-extraction party in parliament, and it's not like opponents of a carbon tax have any major-party alternatives. (Who are they going to vote for, Maxime Bernier?) |
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