Matthew Piggott's blog

Are you a Green in a "strategic" voting riding? Try this instead

Recently this party has been batting around political strategy in full force. Should we merge with another party? Form an electoral coalition? Vote "strategically"?

Strategic Voting Will Never Work! Statistical Analysis shows it

This is a response to this previous blog

What would you do? What way forward for the Green Party?

Spring has arrived and that's got me thinking.  What should the goal for this year be?  I am also posting this because another form of the strategic v

Greens Projected To Win 2 Seats! But what's the methodology?(or source?)

Recently there has been some talk floating around many Green Party blogs talking about recent seat projections based on current polling numbers.  This is certainly some encouraging news as we

Guaranteed Annual Income Discussed on The Sunday Edition

This Sunday morning CBC host Michael Enright did a one hour feature on the Guaranteed Annual Income(GAI), it's history in Canada, and an example of a town in Manitoba where it was instituted for 4

Can anyone help explain the current NDP polling numbers?

OK much of the current speculation about NDP cooperation (forming a coalition!?!?!?!) with the Conservatives is based on the fact that NDP seems to be low in the polls which seems to be because of

Who wants to elect a Green MP?

What can the Green Party do to set the stage to elect our first MPs?

Proportional Representation Is Here!

Want to see what it would be like to vote in an election with Proportional Representation(PR)?  It would be a British Columbia-Single Transferable Vote (BC-STV) style election that is currentl

Policy Wiki Going Mainstream, Where is the Green Party?

I was doing my daily review of the Globe and Mail political section when a little graphic caught my eye on the side of the web page.

Two Cheers for Minority Government

Back in December Elizabeth May did a blog that made reference to the book "Two Cheers for Minority Government" by Canadian political scientists from the University of Toronto, Peter H. Russell.

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