Western doesn’t have enough ridings to affect much. It’s usually decided before. The west leans heavy conservative except for usually southern BC because they’re a bunch of leaf licking hippies down there, they shouldn’t even be allowed to vote.
ON will decide the election. Tories will have to do very well there because they can’t pick up enough seats elsewhere.
The tide is turning in Atlantic Canada. In 2015, it was a red wave — but we're seeing gains from the Conservatives and the NDP tonight.
CBC News has declared the Conservatives the winners in two New Brunswick ridings and they're currently leading in three other ridings in the province.
In Nova Scotia, there are 11 ridings and it looks like two are leaning Conservative. Incumbent Liberal MPs Sean Fraser and Geoff Regan have been declared winners in their ridings.
P.E.I. is leaning Liberal, with Lawrence MacAulay declared the winner in Cardigan.
Finally, the NDP managed to make a comeback in St. John's East with Jack Harris taking back the riding from the Liberals. But the Liberals did manage to sweep the rest of the ridings in Newfoundland and Labrador.
BC too close to Seattle..same disease.