2011 Canadian election maps

[Krago]

Hey, welcome to the forum. I was wondering if you could get some maps for Ahuntsic, Bourassa, Honore-Mercier, Richmond-Arthabaska, Bas Richelieu-etc and Haute-Gaspesie-La Mitis etc. Thanks!

Here's the first batch:

sites.google.com/site/krago124/maps/Ahuntsic_FED2011PD_Map.png
sites.google.com/site/krago124/maps/Bourassa_FED2011PD_Map.png
sites.google.com/site/krago124/maps/HonoreMercier_FED2011PD_Map.png

with bonus maps at no extra cost!

[minionofmidas]

I take it the southern end of Ahuntsic is anglo?

[Hatman 🍁]

Oh ok. I noticed you had some Manitoba provincial maps in there. Do you have the whole province? I'd like to see how some of the new ridings had voted.

Here is a map of Winnipeg showing the new riding boundaries overlaid on the poll-by-poll results from the 2007 provincial election: sites.google.com/site/krago124/maps/Winnipeg2007.png

Are there any other areas you're interested in?

You wouldn't happen to have the transposition of votes, would you?

[mileslunn]

When I get home from Europe, I will do all the municipality by municipality as well as county divisions.  I could take a while but I will get working on it and post them as they are ready.  Using the spreadsheets can be quite useful.  Also I can help on the poll by poll maps if anyone can show me how to do them. 

[mileslunn]

Also wonder why the Liberals did so well amongst university students?  Guelph and Kingston both went Liberal, the few Liberal polls in London were near UWO and it looks like in Ancaster-Dundas-Flamborough-Westdale the only Liberal polls were around McMaster.  I would have thought that students are more likely to go NDP than Liberal especially considering the NDP had a better chance of defeating the Tories than the Liberals.  Any ideas on why this happened?  Did the Liberal education passport have any impact?

[Hatman 🍁]

Also wonder why the Liberals did so well amongst university students?  Guelph and Kingston both went Liberal, the few Liberal polls in London were near UWO and it looks like in Ancaster-Dundas-Flamborough-Westdale the only Liberal polls were around McMaster.  I would have thought that students are more likely to go NDP than Liberal especially considering the NDP had a better chance of defeating the Tories than the Liberals.  Any ideas on why this happened?  Did the Liberal education passport have any impact?

Depends on the university. I guess at UGuelph and at Queen's, the students thought that the Liberals had a better chance of winning.

[minionofmidas]

...and they had.

[lilTommy]

...and they had.

And York, UofT, UofWindsor, UofOttawa all went NDP (i believe?)... so i think it all is dependent on who on the "left" who can defeat a tory.

[Hatman 🍁]

...and they had.

And York, UofT, UofWindsor, UofOttawa all went NDP (i believe?)... so i think it all is dependent on who on the "left" who can defeat a tory.

Or to defeat the Liberal, as some of those cases were. Carleton (my alma matter) also went NDP

[Krago]

Hey, welcome to the forum. I was wondering if you could get some maps for Ahuntsic, Bourassa, Honore-Mercier, Richmond-Arthabaska, Bas Richelieu-etc and Haute-Gaspesie-La Mitis etc. Thanks!

And here's batch number two:

sites.google.com/site/krago124/maps/BasRichelieu_FED2011PD_Map.png
sites.google.com/site/krago124/maps/Richmond_FED2011PD_Map.png
sites.google.com/site/krago124/maps/Gaspesie_FED2011PD_Map.png

[lilTommy]

How about some urban/rural ridings...

Peterborough
Chatham-Kent-Essex
Prince Edward-Hastings (i believe thats belleville)
Brant

Oh and Kingston... curious about that one

[minionofmidas]

Kingston would be very very interesting.

[Hatman 🍁]

How about some urban/rural ridings...

Peterborough
Chatham-Kent-Essex
Prince Edward-Hastings (i believe thats belleville)
Brant

Oh and Kingston... curious about that one

He has some of Brant here: https://7686778538406164426-a-1802744773732722657-s-sites.googlegroups.com/site/krago123/maps/HamiltonBB_Fed2011PD_Map.pdf?attachauth=ANoY7cokxYc3KN757rcPEYbu3WTd1hCKQj9TPjoLWTFXrp1G6h182T4-89-Qz95kWIIHY1SyL-X0-BkGFnH09ntUkYXmWMEDK_F30XgLkOhvk6tqeV4uBqK0DyoAOJCZeLg_d08HYRb399C-EszBydRWzKWMgJnANcoAvQ7gziO-4O5bhcmeJ0kMI2X7BNg3Dc8EXCKa-KDJTZ06Eq9hFxMjj8pGMiE5ig%3D%3D&attredirects=0

[mileslunn]

How about some urban/rural ridings...

Peterborough
Chatham-Kent-Essex
Prince Edward-Hastings (i believe thats belleville)
Brant

Oh and Kingston... curious about that one

He has some of Brant here: https://7686778538406164426-a-1802744773732722657-s-sites.googlegroups.com/site/krago123/maps/HamiltonBB_Fed2011PD_Map.pdf?attachauth=ANoY7cokxYc3KN757rcPEYbu3WTd1hCKQj9TPjoLWTFXrp1G6h182T4-89-Qz95kWIIHY1SyL-X0-BkGFnH09ntUkYXmWMEDK_F30XgLkOhvk6tqeV4uBqK0DyoAOJCZeLg_d08HYRb399C-EszBydRWzKWMgJnANcoAvQ7gziO-4O5bhcmeJ0kMI2X7BNg3Dc8EXCKa-KDJTZ06Eq9hFxMjj8pGMiE5ig%3D%3D&attredirects=0

  I find these maps not very clear, so we should still work on our separate ones especially in the mixed urban-rural ridings where you can barely see the urban parts

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

Krago, adding tags like below:

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[minionofmidas]

I think there is some bizarre rule that you need so and so many posts to do that, Teddy. Because, you see, he's a brand new account so he's probably a spambot.

[Hash]

I take it the southern end of Ahuntsic is anglo?

No, allophone. That dividing line is St. Laurent Blvd, the historical division between French and English/allophone. It's extremely marked in Papineau, where the area south of St. Laurent is very allophone. NDP did poorer with Anglos and allophones in Quebec.

[Hatman 🍁]

I dont know why the bother with riding spanning the divide. Doesn't make any sense.

[minionofmidas]

I take it the southern end of Ahuntsic is anglo?

No, allophone. That dividing line is St. Laurent Blvd, the historical division between French and English/allophone. It's extremely marked in Papineau, where the area south of St. Laurent is very allophone. NDP did poorer with Anglos and allophones in Quebec.

I thought all of Ahuntsic was pretty much allophone.
That road being Boulevard Saint Laurent makes sense to me.

[Hash]

I take it the southern end of Ahuntsic is anglo?

No, allophone. That dividing line is St. Laurent Blvd, the historical division between French and English/allophone. It's extremely marked in Papineau, where the area south of St. Laurent is very allophone. NDP did poorer with Anglos and allophones in Quebec.

I thought all of Ahuntsic was pretty much allophone.
That road being Boulevard Saint Laurent makes sense to me.

Ahuntsic is historically an old franco middle-class area. The riding as a whole is still 56% Franco and 26% non-white.

[Krago]

Kingston would be very very interesting.

Here is Kingston and the Islands:



The rest will have to wait until I get back from the cottage.

Have a great weekend and keep cool!

[Hash]

Great stuff! Can I use your maps on my blog?

[minionofmidas]

What's the dipper area in Kingston like? Also, what's the town just outside the riding to the west?

[Hatman 🍁]

What's the dipper area in Kingston like? Also, what's the town just outside the riding to the west?

That town is Amherstview. I'm surprised it's not more Tory, as that area is Loyalist country (it's literally in Loyalist Twp).

[Хahar 🤔]

Looking back at the Lower Mainland map, it seems that there were several Green polls around Downtown Vancouver. What sort of candidate did the Greens have?