Various media outlets interviewed UBC professors about the results of the B.C. election.
UBC political scientists Richard Johnston and Gerald Baier spoke to CBC’s The National (at 10:09). Johnston also spoke to the Globe and Mail and CTV. Baier also spoke to Global.
Kathryn Harrison, a political scientist, and Ross Hickey, an economics professor, spoke to CBC about the uncertainty of the election results.
David Moscrop, a political scientist, spoke to the Canadian Press (Huffington Post, Castanet and 660 News) about anticipation for the absentee ballots.
The Vancouver Sun interviewed James Brander, a professor of international business and public policy at the UBC Sauder School of Business about absentee ballots. The story also appeared in The Province.
Paul Kershaw, a professor in the school of population and public health, told Daily Hive a B.C. minority government would be a “very opportune outcome” for young people.
