Attention federal Liberal number crunchers: according to the party's Website, leadership candidates Bob Rae and Gerard Kennedy are in the lead in British Columbia, followed by Stephane Dion and Michael Ignatieff. But what's that you say? You need a more detailed numbers? Well, the following is a complete copy of the riding-by-riding results from Friday's delegate selection meetings.
Raw Vote/Delegates (Burnaby-Douglas)
Scott Brison: 1/0
Stephane Dion: 26/2
Ken Dryden: 20/1
Martha Hall-Findlay: 2/0
Michael Ignatieff: 4/0
Gerard Kennedy: 34/2
Bob Rae: 130/8
Joe Volpe: 1/0
Undeclared: 5/1
Raw Vote/Delegates (Burnaby-New Westminster)
Scott Brison: 1/0
Stephane Dion: 13/1
Ken Dryden: 5/0
Martha Hall-Findlay: 0/0
Michael Ignatieff: 18/1
Gerard Kennedy: 155/7
Bob Rae: 125/5
Joe Volpe: 1/0
Undeclared: 0/0
Raw Vote/Delegates (Chilliwack-Fraser Canyon)
Scott Brison: 0/0
Stephane Dion: 4/1
Ken Dryden: 2/0
Martha Hall-Findlay: 0/0
Michael Ignatieff: 9/2
Gerard Kennedy: 8/2
Bob Rae: 6/1
Joe Volpe: 22/5
Undeclared: 13/3
Raw Vote/Delegates (Delta-Richmond East)
Scott Brison: 1/0
Stephane Dion: 20/1
Ken Dryden: 3/0
Martha Hall-Findlay: 1/0
Michael Ignatieff: 15/1
Gerard Kennedy: 70/5
Bob Rae: 92/6
Joe Volpe: 8/1
Undeclared: 0/0
Raw Vote/Delegates (Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo)
Scott Brison: 0/0
Stephane Dion: 12/2
Ken Dryden: 12/2
Martha Hall-Findlay: 1/0
Michael Ignatieff: 31/4
Gerard Kennedy: 25/3
Bob Rae: 22/3
Joe Volpe: 0/0
Undeclared: 0/0
Raw Vote/Delegates (New Westminster-Coquitlam)
Scott Brison: 1/0
Stephane Dion: 95/8
Ken Dryden: 4/0
Martha Hall-Findlay: 0/0
Michael Ignatieff: 21/2
Gerard Kennedy: 25/2
Bob Rae: 31/2
Joe Volpe: 0/0
Undeclared: 0/0
Raw Vote/Delegates (Port Moody-Coquitlam-Port Coquitlam)
Scott Brison: 0/0
Stephane Dion: 9/3
Ken Dryden: 3/1
Martha Hall-Findlay: 0/0
Michael Ignatieff: 17/5
Gerard Kennedy: 8/3
Bob Rae: 6/2
Joe Volpe: 0/0
Undeclared: 0/0
Raw Vote/Delegates (Richmond)
Scott Brison: 0/0
Stephane Dion: 11/1
Ken Dryden: 2/0
Martha Hall-Findlay: 0/0
Michael Ignatieff: 31/2
Gerard Kennedy: 165/5
Bob Rae: 181/6
Joe Volpe: 0/0
Undeclared: 1/0
Raw Vote/Delegates (Richmond SLC)
Scott Brison: 1/0
Stephane Dion: 2/0
Ken Dryden: 3/0
Martha Hall-Findlay: 0/0
Michael Ignatieff: 3/1
Gerard Kennedy: 0/0
Bob Rae: 1/0
Joe Volpe: 1/0
Undeclared: 0/0
Raw Vote/Delegates (Simon Fraser University Burnaby YLC)
Scott Brison: 0/0\
Stephane Dion: 5/1
Ken Dryden: 0/0
Martha Hall-Findlay: 0/0
Michael Ignatieff: 0/0
Gerard Kennedy: 13/3
Bob Rae: 0/0
Joe Volpe: 0/0
Undeclared: 0/0
Raw Vote/Delegates (Total)
Scott Brison: 5/0
Stephane Dion: 197/20
Ken Dryden: 54/4
Martha Hall-Findlay: 4/0
Michael Ignatieff: 149/18
Gerard Kennedy: 503/32
Bob Rae: 594/33
Joe Volpe: 33/6
Undeclared: 19/4
What is the source for these numbers?
Fascinating! Should we read into this that Coquitlam/Port Moody/Port Coquitlam is the suburb most likely to excuse the use of torture when it's really, really important or that the good folks in Chilliwack/Fraser Canyon prefer their Liberals the traditional way, like Mr Gagliano does?
The Globe and Mail are of the opinion that Iggy is right at the top, but then again the Globe and Mail has been pushing the sometimes in Canada teacher since the start. Must go check the national Post to see who they like the best. One doubts either editor votes as Liberal delegates but they sure like to tell others just what they should be doing. am I a delegate for the Liberal leadership selection. No! Would I want to be one?No.
wow, this is a great bit of scooping/leaking here.
really surprised at how weak dion is in bc so far, and at how strong rae is.
clearly a certain former cabmin's support in new west made all the difference for dion, but otherwise, his very high profile supporters (notably a certain 2-time siksay opponent) seem to have been unable to have secured any meaningful support in burnaby. a certain high profile husband and nation campaign chair has to be asking himself what's gone wrong. although we'll see if things don't shift a bit with more vancouver results, and results from north van/west van/victoria...
Yeah, Dion's results are a direct reflection of the organizational machine of his national campaign chair in his home turf. In other words, a whole lot of feathers but not much chicken. I imagine Dion's totals will pick up when the Vancouver results come in, but not much.