Shifting demographics changing the math in bellwether ridings
Political scientists say that urbanicity plays a key role in determining bellwether ridings, while candidates say deep roots and strong campaigns can sometimes override longstanding patterns.
Everyone likes a winner.
But voters in a few federal ridings have proven remarkably consistent at picking the winner, going all the way back to the days when the elder Trudeau was prime minister.
While there are a number of tight races for seats that are considered swing ridings in the current cam...
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