• The good news: May can win
  
  By DERMOD TRAVIS – communications consultant

  According to the Related: Are Survey Innovations a Threat to Horserace Polls? Can Elizabeth May win a seat in BC?

• GPS poll: Can May win in SGI?
  
  By DERMOD TRAVIS – communications consultant

  Greenpartystrategy.ca commissioned a public opinion survey for Elizabeth May’s riding of Saanich-Gulf Islands (SGI).

  Related: Are Survey Innovations a Threat to Horserace Polls? Can Elizabeth May win a seat in BC?
• Potpourri
  
  By DERMOD TRAVIS – communications consultant

  • Leadership review = leader for life. Not.

  • Eating our own

  • Quebec: 25 per cent more

  • Manitoba question answered

• Breathe in, breathe out
  
  By DERMOD TRAVIS – communications consultant

  There’s nothing like enjoying a cold one while reading Green party blogs on a summer evening, but while many of the postings over various motions tied to the upcoming convention are well-reasoned and

• You can cry if you want to, but it’s not your party
  
  By DERMOD TRAVIS – communications consultant

  For some Green party members – maybe many – the day that a new leader is elected can not come a moment too soon. Even yesterday was too late.

• Laurel and Hardy or Jonathan Swift
  
  By DERMOD TRAVIS – communications consultant

  There’s something virtually vaudevillian about the online chatter regarding the upcoming Green party convention, because at any moment you expect Oliver Hardy will pop onto stage and snort out "here's

  Related: Sometimes the Simplest ideas...
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It was brought to my attention earlier today that Ottawa-area Green, Sylvie Lemieux, officially launched a challenge for the Green Party's leadership at a barbecue hosted by municipal councilor and nominated Green Party candidate Bob Bell, in Guelph held this past weekend (see this article from the Guelph Mercury:
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As you might know, starting next month, Elizabeth May will no longer be the leader of Canada's Green Party. Or that would be true if Elizabeth May and her pets on the Green Party council had any respect for the party's constitution:
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OTTAWA - After months of fighting anonymous critics inside her own party, Green Party Leader Elizabeth May finally has a target to shoot back at. Sylvie Lemieux, a former army lieutenant-colonel who ran for the Greens in an Ottawa-area riding in the last election, says she wants May's job.
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from: democraticSPACE
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