I'll save the rest for now, but most importantly, the Yukon Territorial Election is today!
My prediction...
Yukon Party - 8
Yukon Liberal - 7
Yukon NDP - 3
Premier Dennis Fentie reigns?
I was right on my predictions for the New Brunswick Provincial Election, so let's see how good my political radar is for the great white Yukon...
RESULTS at 10:20pm...
YUKON PARTY RE-ELECTED...
Yukon Party - 10 (40%)
Yukon Liberal - 5 (34%)
Yukon NDP - 3 (23%)
YUKON PARTY MAJORITY.
I'm going to predict a perfect three-way split:
ReplyDeleteYP: 6
Lib: 6
NDP: 6
Now tell me that wouldn't make for some fun times, especially with all the party hopping that goes on up there! :D
My prediction:
ReplyDeleteYLP - 8
YP - 6
YNDP - 4
Libs 10
ReplyDeleteYukon 5
NDP 3
Holy cow. In Vuntut Gwitchin ("Old Crow") 2 of 4 polls reporting, and a total of 14 votes cast. And this is the bell-weather riding in the Yukon.
ReplyDeletePeople who live in the Yukon must feel like their votes actually matter.
I was right in my prediction - jsut had the parties wrong - A Yukon Majority. First time in a long tiem the Yukon did not change government with every election.
ReplyDeletewow! I am usually bang on, had my ndp blinders on I guess...
ReplyDelete10 YP
5 Liberals
3 NDP
"People who live in the Yukon must feel like their votes actually matter."
ReplyDeletePeople live in the Yukon? Don't they know they can move??? :-)
This has been an interesting political drama to observe - and a relief not to be a part of!
People live in the Yukon? Don't they know they can move??? :-)
ReplyDeleteNo offence but I would far rather live in the Yukon than Edmonton. I cant wait to be able to move back there.