Writ to drop Tuesday

Tuesday is the day the writ will drop.

Per the 27-day minimum for a campaign required by The Election Act, Tuesday, March 8 is the last day the premier can drop the writ for a vote on Monday, April 4. That means sometime, somewhere in the province Tuesday, Brad Wall will meet with the lieutenant-governor.

For many the campaign has already started. The NDP have made official platform announcements already, including bringing the film tax credit back and a focus on mental health.

The other parties, the Green Party, Progessive Conservatives and the Saskatchewan Liberals, have also begun to ramp up their campaigns.

This is Saskatchewan’s 28th general election. Three more seats are up for grabs in this election. The Saskatchewan Party currently holds 49 seats in the legislature; the NDP has nine.

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