Eventually, I’ll add a sidebar with Liberal Leadership links, but until candidates actually start declaring, that’s probably a tad premature. For now, here’s a rundown of some of the main sites out there devoted to the race. Let me know if I’ve missed any.<\/p>\n
Leadership Sites<\/strong><\/p>\n Liberal Leadership Odds<\/a>: The most complete site out there with bios, a forum, and news. Their poll <\/a>has Stronach (WTF?) and Ignatieff running neck and neck.<\/p>\n Transferable Ballot<\/a>: Set up by Flash Point Canada<\/a>. You can rank your candidates in order of preference. With over 500 ballots cast, the current result has Stephane Dion beating out Gerard Kennedy on the final ballot.<\/p>\n The Next Face<\/a>: Posts news stories on the Liberal race. Seems to favour Ignatieff and Dryden but only pegs their odds at 7:1 and 16:1 respectively.<\/p>\n Liberal Party Leadership<\/a>: Has candidate profiles and a poll (not many votes so far but, for what it’s worth, the top 3 right now are: Kennedy (32%), Dryden (16%), and Ignatieff (16%)).<\/p>\n Candidate Blogs<\/strong><\/p>\n Martin Cauchon for PM<\/a>: This site has been running since last summer.<\/p>\n Draft Dion<\/a>: No, it’s not run by Paul Wells.<\/p>\n Draft Hellyer<\/a>: Paul! Paul! Paul!<\/p>\n Blogs Obsessed With LPC Leadership<\/strong> Liblogs<\/a>: Probably your best source – the Liberal blog aggregator.<\/p>\n Vijay Sappani<\/a>: The guy seems awfully certain of what he says. Not sure how much stock I put in it, but he provides daily rumours.<\/p>\n Jason Cherniak<\/a>: Find out which candidates are “emotive”.<\/p>\n Andrew Coyne<\/a>: Lots of news, and a ton of comments.<\/p>\n No Ottawa<\/a>: Mark Watton is a member of the LPC’s national executive.<\/p>\n
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I’d include myself in this list. These blogs have had a lot of leadership content over the past week.<\/em><\/p>\n