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【亞獨公投】留加塵埃已落定 另外九題更堪憂《離地.博Live 2026.10.25》
離地 ● 博 LateDate Pod · Episode
#bcelection is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 153 people shared 410 posts with it — around 14 a day. Activity is down 100% versus the previous week, peaking on Oct 25 with 81 posts.
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【亞獨公投】留加塵埃已落定 另外九題更堪憂《離地.博Live 2026.10.25》
離地 ● 博 LateDate Pod · Episode
CTV News highlights B.C. Conservatives winning 69% of seats on 48% of the vote as turnout dropped below 50%, with comments from Fair Vote Canada's @rcampbell.bsky.social. Moving to proportional representation ensures your vote reflects your power in Victoria. www.ctvnews.ca/vancouver/ar...
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B.C. Greens hold onto 2 seats. What's next for the party amid a Conservative majority? | CBC News
The B.C. Greens only won two seats in Saturday's election, despite increasing their share of the vote, with 23,000 more supporters than in 2024. With a solid Conservative majority, Emily Lowan is faci...
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We had 48% voter turnout. 10% lower than last election. Lowest in the past 30 years. Looks like Cons got about the same number of votes as the previous election (900k), while the former NDP voters decided that doomscrolling on a rainy Saturday was more important.
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2 graphs, from the previous link and this one from Justin McElroy: 2/2 #cdnpoli #canada #fascism #antifa #antifascist #bcpoli #vancouver #burnaby #canlab #bcgreens #bcndp #ecosocialism #bcelection2026 #bcelection
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【亞獨公投】留加塵埃已落定 另外九題更堪憂《離地.博Live 2026.10.25》
離地 ● 博 LateDate Pod · Episode
CTV News highlights B.C. Conservatives winning 69% of seats on 48% of the vote as turnout dropped below 50%, with comments from Fair Vote Canada's @rcampbell.bsky.social. Moving to proportional representation ensures your vote reflects your power in Victoria. www.ctvnews.ca/vancouver/ar...
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B.C. Voter Reflects on Election Decision, Rejects Punishing NDP with Conservative Vote
The Globe and Mail published a letter to the editor dated October 27 from Robert Milan of Victoria, British Columbia, who reflects on the recent provincial election in British Columbia. Milan argues that while calling the election was a mistake, he was not prepared to 'punish' the B.C. NDP by voting Conservative. He critiques the social democratic NDP for struggling to govern within an economic system dominated by corporate power and private profit, noting that the unaffordability crisis across British Columbia, Canada, and the Western world reflects systemic inequalities inherent in capitalism rather than government failure. Milan also argues that the Conservative party offers no real solution to these issues, as their promises of tax cuts and smaller government would jeopardize public services. He further criticizes the B.C. Conservatives for lacking a fully costed platform, having limited legislative experience, and holding concerning attitudes toward LGBTQ and Indigenous communities. Milan concludes that replacing the NDP with a Conservative government would not challenge corporate power or address economic inequality but would likely deepen disparities. The letter also references other letters in the publication discussing broader political issues including U.S.-Canada relations, human rights concerns with international trade partners, and technological changes in society. However, the main focus of this particular letter is the B.C. election and the voter's perspective on the decision to not support the Conservative party despite dissatisfaction with the NDP.
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2 graphs, from the previous link and this one from Justin McElroy: 2/2 #cdnpoli #canada #fascism #antifa #antifascist #bcpoli #vancouver #burnaby #canlab #bcgreens #bcndp #ecosocialism #bcelection2026 #bcelection
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B.C. Greens hold onto 2 seats. What's next for the party amid a Conservative majority? | CBC News
The B.C. Greens only won two seats in Saturday's election, despite increasing their share of the vote, with 23,000 more supporters than in 2024. With a solid Conservative majority, Emily Lowan is faci...
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