On the Mid and North Island, the Tories saw decent gains, enough to flip Courtenay-Comox and North Island. Adam Walker took a chunk in Ladysmith-Oceanside, stemming any Conservative growth in the riding. Interestingly, the NDP and Tories both saw growth in Nanaimo-Lantzville.

Over in Victoria, the Tories saw slight gains on their BC United predecessors, but the NDP held their own, while fending off Sonia Furstenau's bid to move to Beacon Hill.

In the Interior, the sight is the independents that litter the Okanagan and the Kootenays each driving their little 20-point swings. With the Tories taking a notable chunk in Kootenay-Monashee, and the NDP seeing a lurch leftward in Kelowna Centre, thanks to Loyal Wooldridge

The Lower Mainland has seen two very different directions of polarization. The Fraser Valley, Tri-Cities, Burnaby, and especially Surrey swung hard right. Vancouver was more mixed, with the usually more United-friendly and wealthier west of the city swinging NDP.

With all the American arrow graphics, I wanted to experiment with this more.

It'll be more interesting when we get poll-by-poll, but for now, 2024 BC Provincial Election, by swing per riding.
The at large view doesn't say as much, but we can dig deeper 🧵

#bcpoli #cdnpoli

I went by the legislature to leave a condolence note.

Thank you, John.

Now, the upstide to blue sky continues to be that I have this

Gotta throw out a guess.

I also remembered this website exists.

tbh this is way too much effort that I've just been sitting on.

Again, all fictional, obviously.

here's an overly complicated family tree of deities too I guess

ahh ahhh I need content

uhh I went full nerd and got into internet role playing games and now have a family tree of the Colonna family in 1500. That's neat I think.

Now that makes things just a slightly but more special.