Saskatchewan’s urban/rural divide is a lot older than this e

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Saskatchewan’s urban/rural divide is a lot older than this election

Simon Enoch and Charles Smith - October 29, 2024 - CCPA-Saskatchewan

SASKATCHEWAN ELECTION 2024 . . . . Right-wingers in the province helped to pioneer an electoral strategy that has since been adopted across right-wing politics

[ https://monitormag.ca/articles/saskatch ... eb00632835 ]

QUOTE: "The following text is an edited excerpt from a yet-untitled forthcoming book on Saskatchewan politics.

The results are in, and despite the provincial NDP making significant gains, Saskatchewan will continue to be governed by the right-wing Saskatchewan Party for the next four years. At the time of this writing, Premier Scott Moe’s party is projected to win 32 seats—one more than the 31 required for a majority—and is leading in three ridings that are still too close to call. The NDP is projected to win 22 seats, and is leading in four close-call ridings. The Sask. Party dominated rural areas, while the NDP cleaned up in urban ones. . . . ."

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