Talk:Yukon (electoral district)

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Bias Statements for an Encyclopedia?

Although I am not associated with this political party as described in this sentence: "The Yukon has not seen the 50% levels of Liberal support common in the other two territories, perhaps on account of a proportionately smaller aboriginal population." ....I personally feel that this is very bias. Also including: "Three-way races are the rule, with popular incumbents like Erik Nielsen and one-time NDP leader Audrey McLaughlin being returned narrowly but repeatedly."

I ask this be rewritten.

--Aleeproject 21:18, 8 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]