Oh god I hope so.
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BIG caveat - they had less than 2% in the other two ridings they ran in, including a Conservative bastion in exurban Ontario. 11% is good for them in Burnaby S, but there isn't a clear positive sign across the board for them.
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Of course, this is a very good result for the BC Conservatives, who've long been a marginal force.
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I think this might be a case of Thompson's brand carrying the water. She (unfortunately) had ~15k votes in our municipal election last fall, running on nothing but a hateful anti-trans platform.
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PPC have a candidate with a "following" in Burnaby, in the other two by elections they have less than 2%. But a parliament with even a few PPC seats in 2019 is possible for sure.
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A split in the conservative vote or just straight People's Party victory?
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Yes, "It's only a by election." I wouldn't read to much into it. By-elections typically have more than their fair share of protest votes.
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Too bad you didn't do any research. Reason for 11% was strong name recognition after garnering 10K votes running unsuccessfully for Burnaby School Bd last fall. Do me a favour, define alt-right.
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