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Profil de circonscription
candidats:
(Liens? Voir les détails de patronage.)
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Conservative/conservateur Ishrat Alam |
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Marxist-Leninist Fernand Deschamps |
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Libearl/libéral Stéphane Dion |
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NDP/NPD Liz Elder |
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Bloc Québécois William Fayad |
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Green/Vert Gilles Mercier |
Député: |
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L'Hon. Stéphane Dion |
2004 Résultats:
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Stéphane Dion 28107 |
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William Fayad 7261 |
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Zaid Mahayni 2630 |
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Marc Rahmé 2606 |
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Almaz Aladass 875 |
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Alex Neron 298 |
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Fernand Deschamps 125 |
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Ken Fernandez 84 |
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Nilda Vargas 78 |
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18 01 06 |
01/02/2003 |
Stéphane Dion is highly popular in his riding and there are so many immigrants there that although some of them are switching to the Conservative Party because of marriage, Dion is sure to keep his seat by a very comfortable margin no matter what happens elsewhere in the province. |
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10 01 05 |
LJ Amundsen |
Stephane Dion is the only viable Liberal Party of Canada leader from Quebec. His international profile is riding very high after Montreal's climate change summit, the first in which the Americans are agreeing to be involved in any capacity. The guy has proven he can handle the USA, which is the number one qualification to be PM. If Harper wins, and Martin's toast, many Liberals will want another leader from Quebec immediately (the old rules about switching Anglo and French leaders are out the window now) and who would it be? Dion's a consensus builder, less of a hand waver and promise maker. And as Martin once said, the Liberals have a much stronger second rank than anyone thinks. If Martin and Goodale got blown out then Dion and Alcock could replace them without missing a beat. No problems. The voters here will want to keep a future PM in place. |
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10 01 06 |
LJ Amundsen |
Stephane Dion is the only viable Liberal Party of Canada leader from Quebec. His international profile is riding very high after Montreal's climate change summit, the first in which the Americans are agreeing to be involved in any capacity. The guy has proven he can handle the USA, which is the number one qualification to be PM. If Harper wins, and Martin's toast, many Liberals will want another leader from Quebec immediately (the old rules about switching Anglo and French leaders are out the window now) and who would it be? Dion's a consensus builder, less of a hand waver and promise maker. And as Martin once said, the Liberals have a much stronger second rank than anyone thinks. If Martin and Goodale got blown out then Dion and Alcock could replace them without missing a beat. No problems. The voters here will want to keep a future PM in place. |
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03 12 05 |
Leo Lehman |
If the Liberals won only 2 seats in the counrty, this would be one of them. If Dion dose not get at least 65% of the votes. Someone is cheating. Si les libéraux devaient gagner seulement 2 sièges dans le counrty, Saint-Laurent-Cartierville serait l'une d'entre elles. Si dose de Dion ne pas obtenir au moins 65% des votez. Quelqu'un triche. |
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30 05 05 |
A.S. |
Re the statement "Nobody has ever come close to knocking of a Liberal in St. Laurent"; well, actually, the first time a riding named St-Laurent existed, in 1988, Shirley Maheu won by only 5 points over her PC opponent. Of course, that factoid's now academic. The 84-88 Mulroney electoral coalition wasn't all future Bloqheads; nor is Stephen Harper a Brian Mulroney... |
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17 05 05 |
Aric H |
This riding still has a sizeable anglo community and a lot of ethnic communities. It is still overwhelmingly Liberal and has been since the days when I had relatives living in this riding. Incidentally, I disagree with Nick Boragina's comments on all the Quebec ridings that the Liberals are going to only win 8 seats in Quebec. That is a premature prediction to make. The Liberals will not do as badly in Quebec this year as some think, just as they did not do as badly in Quebec last year as some thought. |
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17 05 05 |
Bear and Ape |
Funny how Dion was almost given to ol' heave-ho, ala Sheila Copps just prior to last election. Funny how he saved Paul Martin's ASSets in Quebec when Lapierre turned out to be pretty much a dud. Dion will win easily. |
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08 05 05 |
Nick Boragina |
This is one of only 8 ridings in the province that will go Liberal. This is an interesting riding, the tories finished behind the NDP here, and the bloc would need four times the votes to defeat this powerful and popular cabinet minister. I just dont see any scenario of the sort happening. |
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02 05 05 |
M. Lunn |
The second safest seat in Quebec after Mount Royal so Stephane Dion will have no problem being re-elected. His Clarity Act was popular amongst federalist who outnumber separtists by a ten to one margin in this riding so he will be one of the few liberal MPs who is returned to Ottawa in Quebec. |
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26 04 05 |
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The one consolation in St. Laurent is that Stephane dion is one of the less objectionable Liberal MPs from Quebec. We can, of course, hope for a miracle, Nobody has ever come close to knocking of a Liberal in St. Laurent. |
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