Pushing boundaries
The BC-EBC posted their prelim report today for SMP and STV ridings today. The report was based on a variety of factors including civic and individual submissions.
Of interest to Burnaby, the Single Transferable Vote lumps Burnaby with New Westminster in a five seat riding and the Single Member Plurality gives Burnaby four whole MLAs as opposed to the current three-plus. Burnaby also seems to have a disproportionate number of submissions from residents when compared with other communities in BC. Is there any explanation for this?
Of interest to Burnaby, the Single Transferable Vote lumps Burnaby with New Westminster in a five seat riding and the Single Member Plurality gives Burnaby four whole MLAs as opposed to the current three-plus. Burnaby also seems to have a disproportionate number of submissions from residents when compared with other communities in BC. Is there any explanation for this?
posted by Robert Burnaby at 7:09 PM
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