Great News for the Green Party: Campaign Plan in the offing?

It looks like the Green Party of Canada might be advancing to a whole n ew level of sophistication. Some will decry the collection, and manipulation of data as too corporate. Those who actually bust their humps campaigning will appreciate it. Will the next federal election open a whole new world for the Greens?

More detailed analysis of the relationship between spending and the Green Party of Canada vote.

In a past post about the correlation between campaign spending and vote results I did not go deeply enough. A Green Party Mathematician, Michael Moreau from Winnipeg took the data tables that I updated, ran linear and regression analysis on campaign spending and produced some most excellent analysis which I am happy to report on here.

Green Party: 2009 election and the Health Care Issue.

The Green Party only has public acceptance in one policy area. Climate change and the environment. Health policy has dropped off the radar in the last couple of Canadian elections, and this represents an opportunity to really differentiate the Green Party from our electoral foes.

Barrie Ontario Green Party EDA hits a home run

A great idea to build espirit de corps amongst the EDA team is to canvas in between elections. One Green Party riding association canvasses with ‘No Junk Mail Pleas’ stickers, offering them to the residents. What a great positive message to be peddling!

Green Party take note: Free accurate polling data

Description of the largest political poll ever conducted in Canada. Political researchers in Canada should be alerted to this high quality data, even if it is pretty general survey questions.

Green Party of Canada: And Elizabeth May’s chosen Riding will be…

The time is coming when Elizabeth May of the Green Party of Canada will need to make a decision as to what riding she will run in for the nest by-election, or General Election. Here are three of the most obvious choices discussed.