I'm following this Hashemite, but I have no comments.  Keep up the good work?  I'm enjoying it so far.

Wow @ the map, Smid!  It looks gorgeous.

Thanks for the maps, Smid.

Smid, is it me, or is there an extra Vernon island on your map in Nelson?  I thought there were only three, but you've added one more - the northernmost...

Thanks for the map Smid.  I'm surprised by how deep blue the former seat of McDonnell is though... Alison surely must command a lot of respect.

Where are the figures from though?  I'm surprised that Stuart has been called for the CLP.

I don't suppose we'll be getting any Hatman analysis goodness anytime soon?

According to that table only Algoma—Manitoulin—Kapuskasing and Kenora are under the 25% threshhold and would require "special circumstances"...

I'm the one in the green in the picture

I had this impression that you had curly hair.  I have no idea why :p

How many seats is ON getting this time around?  With the increase in the number of seats, how many of the northern seats are undersized?

Part 1 of my Alberta analysis (Edmonton): http://canadianelectionatlas.blogspot.ca/2012/07/alberta-federal-riding-boundary.html

Wait, did I miss the final part of BC?

Wow, we are in the thick of it.  You've got a whole load of work ahead, Hatman!  Can't wait to see what you have in store.

Do you plan to review the rest of BC, Hatman?

Hmm, Beausejour is over populated, why not shift some of its territory to Miramichi?

That was my thought too... I can't wait to read your analysis and your proposed boundaries Hatman.  Are you still working on the Nfld proposal as well?

This will be all for show as opposed to an actual campaign, right?

It might be interesting to see if anyone votes for Argentina...

Are there any decendants of Argentinians living on the Falklands?

You should work on a N&L counter proposal!

Nice.  Thanks for the update Hatman!

Wow, outside of the cities, there's almost a line dividing Northern and Southern Alberta.

Calgary - Greenway just pushed the PC to 60.  I'm surprised they've been able to cross this threshhold...

2 more seats to call, according to CBC, and the PC are leading in both.

60-17-4-4

The seat had a Liberal incumbent last time (which lost).

Lost to Sherman.  So it's interesting to see him win there.

BTW, according to CBC's website, 6 more seats with results pending, and confirmed results are 59-15-3-4 PC-WR-NDP-Lib

Edmonton-McClung now 100% in

Wow, that's a huge swing to the PC there!

Raj Sherman finally elected by 118 votes.

Heh, that was close.  I guess a lot of those who voted for him are personal votes instead of voting for him because he's the Lib leader?

So do they continue counting throughout the night?  Or will they call it a day and resume counting tomorrow?

Hatman, will you be posting an analysis about how you and most everyone else got the results wrong?

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He's becoming an electoral novelty act.

Not this Novelty act.  What platform is he running on?

Wow, Calgary gains 2 seats?  That's a lot.

It is the smallest riding in Canada

I was surprised to see that it, and not any one of the PEI ridings, were the smallest in Canada.