[SarcasticMarmot]

Really looking like Edmonton needed to take strategic voting seriously.... The progressive city may be nearly solid blue.

 

[TAS]

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Sohi has lost. Has been declared.

 

[Oilguy]

Really looking like Edmonton needed to take strategic voting seriously.... The progressive city may be nearly solid blue.

Not really, the vote split may have only affected one riding. That may change as more early votes get counted but the conservatives are doing very well. What a weird city we are, very progressive provincially and then do this federally.

 

[constance_chlore]

Olszewski is ahead in Centre now by quite a bit. Not decisively, but by a margin that might be hard to overcome.

 

[constance_chlore]

I'm really shocked by the Griesbach results. Even if there'd been a quite high level of strategic voting, it probably wouldn't have been enough to save Blake.

 

[TAS]

Not really, the vote split may have only affected one riding. That may change as more early votes get counted but the conservatives are doing very well. What a weird city we are, very progressive provincially and then do this federally.

Very true.

Looks like Libs may hold Centre. Still lots of votes to count.

 

[TAS]

Sohi wasn't close.

Diotte benefitted from split progressive vote. But the rest have all been over 50% at this point.

 

[Oilguy]

Sohi wasn't close.

Nope, a missed opportunity to have a pretty prominent cabinet minister from the city. Too bad.

 

[constance_chlore]

Looks like Libs may hold Centre.

And yet Yeats wrote "things fall apart, the Centre cannot hold..."

 

[TAS]

One story of the night so far, Pierre trailing in his riding

 

[Gronk!]

I'm hoping that Eleanor Olszewski wins Edmonton Centre (I voted for her in the advance polls), but if Trisha Estabrooks is the winner then I won't lose any sleep.

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[Edmcowboy11]

Diotte definitely got in on a split vote.

 

[Gronk!]

Sohi has lost. Has been declared.

He still has his day job!

 

[EdmTrekker]

He still has his day job!

What is his day job?

 

[Kosy123]

Seat count might be disappointing for the Liberals but they got 28.6% of the popular vote here. That's the best they've gotten in decades. They've got some foundations here like in Edmonton-Riverbend which was much closer than expected and the Calgary ridings they were close in.

They've got a solid base to work off from in the future.