Two party swing:
Massive swing in Lloydminister and northwest Saskatchewan in general. I'm assuming they are feeling the benefits of the resource based economy.
In Saskatoon, Broten's seat sticks out like a sore thumb.
Looks like the NDP didn't target the right seats. Moose Jaw Wakamow should've been winnable, same with Saskatoon Fairview. They obviously did target Regina Douglas Park, which saw the largest NDP swing. Saskatoon University also saw a decent swing, but it wasn't enough for the NDP to win it.
A massive swing against the NDP in all the northern rural ridings (i.e not Athabasca or Cumberland) except for Batoche and Saskatchewan Rivers. The Lloydminster result only makes sense if the Sask Party MLA has become extremely popular there over the last four years, otherwise it is such an odd result that I'm going to assume that it must be either a tabulation error or a computer error.
There were a number of errors on the Elections Saskatchewan website on election night, including an initial improper reporting of the total number of ballot boxes (at one late point there were more ballot boxes reported to have been the ballots in them counted than the total number of ballot boxes) and also in Wood River and a couple of other ridings, the 'final' result continued to change after all the ballot boxes were reported to have been counted. So, I don't think some error having been made in Lloydminster is an impossibility.
