The first notes from 338Canada on the September campaign in Skeena Bulkley Valley don't see much of a change from the previous month, with the NDP retaining the top placement in polling results for the region, though the Conservatives can find some positives from a chart showing a slight uptick in projected voters as August came to an end.
The national organization that charts all 338 Parliamentary riding's across the Country released their latest figures this morning and for Taylor Bachrach the start of September still has him holding a six percent lead on Cosnervative Claire Rattée, with the news of September also positive for the Conservative with a shift upwards from recent weeks.
From the September 1st numbers the NDP are projected to win 35.1% of the vote, the Conservatives 29.8% the plus or minus for both suggesting that the race in Skeena-Bulkley Valley is getting tight.
Following in the mid teens are the Liberals at 17.2% and the Greens at 13% while the People's party of Canada sits at 4.4%, the CHP did not register in the latest polling relays.
Overall however, 338Canada remains fairly bullish on the NDP prospects on October 21st.
Provincially, the Northern part of British Columbia remains a Conservative strong hold with three of the four Northern ridings expected to remain in Conservative hands by the third week of October.
Nationally the Liberals appear to edging closer to the potential for a majority government with a projected seat total of 171, that outcome depends on how the Leading and toss up contests may shake out by October 21st.
For more items of note on the Skeena-Bulkely Valley campaign see our archive page here.
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