Canadian Senate elections

[tpfkaw]

Well, let's suppose it's the same as the US system, but with 3 senators per province.  If we just simply use the province-wide results for '04 (for comparison's sake), '06 and '08, and average '08 and '11 for '10...

Alberta

'04: Conservative
'06: Conservative
'08: Conservative
'10: Conservative

Senate: 3 Conservatives

British Columbia

'04: Conservative
'06: Conservative
'08: Conservative
'10: Conservative

Senate: 3 Conservatives

Manitoba

'04: Conservative
'06: Conservative
'08: Conservative
'10: Conservative

Senate: 3 Conservatives

New Brunswick

'04: Liberal
'06: Liberal
'08: Conservative
'10: Conservative

Senate: 2 Conservatives, 1 Liberal

Newfoundland and Labrador

'04: Liberal
'06: Liberal
'08: Liberal
'10: Liberal

Senate: 3 Liberals

Nova Scotia

'04: Liberal
'06: Liberal
'08: Liberal
'10: Conservative

Senate: 2 Liberal, 1 Conservative

Ontario

'04: Liberal
'06: Liberal
'08: Conservative
'10: Conservative

Senate: 2 Conservative, 1 Liberal

Prince Edward Island

'04: Liberal
'06: Liberal
'08: Liberal
'10: Liberal

Senate: 3 Liberal

Quebec

'04: BQ
'06: BQ
'08: BQ
'10: BQ

Senate: 3 BQ

Saskatchewan

'04: Conservative
'06: Conservative
'08: Conservative
'11: Conservative

Senate: 3 Conservative

Total:

17 Tories, 10 Liberals, 3 Bloquistes

If territories are included:

Northwest Territories

'04: Liberal
'06: NDP
'08: NDP
'10: NDP

Senate: 3 NDP

Nunavut

'04: Liberal
'06: Liberal
'08: Conservative
'10: Conservative

Senate: 2 Conservative, 1 Liberal

Yukon

'04: Liberal
'06: Liberal
'08: Liberal
'10: Liberal

Senate: 3 Liberals

Total:

19 Tories, 14 Liberals, 3 NDP, 3 Bloquistes




Ironically, it's surprisingly representative of popular support, especially(!) if the territories are included.

[tpfkaw]

Wormy, Tories outpolled Grits in 2011 in PEI. Of course, candidate could make a difference.

Like I said, I averaged the results of '08 and '11.