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Q5 - PIERRE E. TRUDEAU.

B - How many convention votes did Trudeau get on the final ballot in 1968, which elected him Liberal Party leader? (we kinda imitated American conventions in those days., but held them in hockey arenas).

G - On March 4 of this year, Trudeau got married. (I don't think in the end that gave Babs Streisand the sniffles...)

Within 400 for B part, within 2 for G part.

The point of B is to guess what amount of delegates would be reasonable for all of Canada in a semi-old fashion convention -- not too few or too many. And then somewhere above 50% of them is what Trudeau got.

This is not my answer.

I don't understand the G question.

2000
1973

1200
1973

I think there may be more to the girl's question.

etaoin22 wrote:Q5 - PIERRE E. TRUDEAU.

B - How many convention votes did Trudeau get on the final ballot in 1968, which elected him Liberal Party leader? (we kinda imitated American conventions in those days., but held them in hockey arenas).

G - On March 4 of this year, Trudeau got married. (I don't think in the end that gave Babs Streisand the sniffles...)

Within 400 for B part, within 2 for G part.

The point of B is to guess what amount of delegates would be reasonable for all of Canada in a semi-old fashion convention -- not too few or too many. And then somewhere above 50% of them is what Trudeau got.

1971

1971

kayrharris wrote:I think there may be more to the girl's question.

I am thinking that maybe he dated Barbra before he married Margaret.

Goongas IMed me to say you were looking for the year of PT's wedding. I was not reading the question that way.


Votes -- 96

Year -- 1969

1791

1971

Wow - I remember we girls had his poster up in our house during the election but how many votes?

Guess 400

Maggie & Pierre were married just when we returned from our honeymoon. 1971

Well, I'm still a bit mixed up

number of votes

1970

1970 year married

in case it's a trick question...
oh well

Gee i dint say I could understand the questions, just type them.....

B - 1203.

G - 1971

I will give extra points for the two guesses (1791 and 1971 for the convention voting) which imply that there MIGHT be a connection between the numbers in the answers THIS time, even though there was no connection on #4. That is cool thinking.

And declare a tie.

Yea, a tie!!

etaoin22 wrote:Gee i dint say I could understand the questions, just type them.....

B - 1203.

G - 1971

I will give extra points for the two guesses (1791 and 1971 for the convention voting) which imply that there MIGHT be a connection between the numbers in the answers THIS time, even though there was no connection on #4. That is cool thinking.

And declare a tie.

Cool! I get a tie and it's not even Father's Day!!


Well done, everyone!

etaoin22 wrote:Gee i dint say I could understand the questions, just type them.....

B - 1203.

G - 1971

I will give extra points for the two guesses (1791 and 1971 for the convention voting) which imply that there MIGHT be a connection between the numbers in the answers THIS time, even though there was no connection on #4. That is cool thinking.

And declare a tie.

Whew! I needed more teachers like you when I was in school. Thanks!

mellytu74 wrote:Yea, a tie!!

Was my sister here?

etaoin22 wrote:Q5 - PIERRE E. TRUDEAU.

B - How many convention votes did Trudeau get on the final ballot in 1968, which elected him Liberal Party leader? (we kinda imitated American conventions in those days., but held them in hockey arenas).

G - On March 4 of this year, Trudeau got married. (I don't think in the end that gave Babs Streisand the sniffles...)

Within 400 for B part, within 2 for G part.

The point of B is to guess what amount of delegates would be reasonable for all of Canada in a semi-old fashion convention -- not too few or too many. And then somewhere above 50% of them is what Trudeau got.

1040

1800

how embarrassing

lol - more embarrassing than I thought.

I had no clue what you were asking.