a focus on "issues of precarious employment, especially with regards to freelancers and people who are working serial contracts." Near the end of April, both The Toronto Star and The Globe and Mail newspapers started to predict that Cash might win, ending 49 years of continuous Liberal representation for that electoral district. On May 2, he defeated Silva, becoming a caucus colleague of his former bandmate Charlie Angus, who is the MP for Timmins—James Bay since 2004. Cash lost his seat in the general election held October 19, 2015, one of many New Democrats who were swept away when the Liberal party came from third place to form a majority government. In the 2019 federal election, he attempted to win his seat back, coming second to the incumbent, Julie Dzerowicz. Discography Time and Place (1988) (#57 CAN) Boomtown (1989) (#57 CAN) Hi (1993) Happy to Be Outraged (1995, credited to Ursula) Chrome Reflection (2000, credited to Bird) Murder= (2007) Electoral record References External links CanConRox entry Andrew Cash Music 1962 births Living people Canadian male singers Canadian rock singers Canadian singer-songwriters Musicians from Toronto New Democratic Party MPs Members of the House of Commons of Canada from Ontario Politicians from Toronto 21st-century Canadian politicians Canadian male singer-songwriters