11 04 27	Stevo 99.232.142.184
Safest Conservative seat in Ontario. But what about Renfrew-Nippissing-Pembroke, you ask? RNP has more of a populist political culture, meaning that it can be prone to dramatic vote shifts, even despite Cheryl Gallant's impressive vote tallies. I'm not saying it's likely to happen any time soon, but it's possible. Leads-Grenville on the other hand is more genuinely conservative in nature. So long as the CPC remains the only major party on the right of the political spectrum, they will win here.
	11 04 21	Rosaline 65.95.50.121
Easy Conservative Victory. The Liberal candidate has been putting in lots of hours but will simply improve upon the dismal showing in 2008 for them. The NDP is running an invisible campaign with a much weaker candidate. The Greens seem to be running a stronger campaign over last time but a weak national campaign will stunt their growth, unsure if they'll break 10 this time. Prediction: CPC 53-55% LPC 23-25% NDP 10-12% GPC 9-11%
	11 04 17	G.J. 74.15.97.190
The only thing on lawns that you see more of than Gord Brown signs are 'For Sale' signs for all those who have lost their jobs here. Brown will win but it isn't because he's delivering much.
	11 04 07	Tony Ducey 76.11.85.66
This came close to going to the Alliance in 2000 so I can see it staying CPC in 2011 with the likelihood of a CPC majority.
	11 03 28	M. Lunn 174.116.190.108
The Canadian Alliance almost won this in 2000 and the Tories got over 50% in 2004, one of only three ridings in Ontario, thus the Tories would need to be facing a complete wipeout in Ontario before they would lose this one.
	11 03 28	C.A.B. 76.70.89.95
The Tories have been doing so well here in the last few elections it's hard to believe they (very narrowly) lost in 2000, and almost unbelievable that they didn't hold in 1988. But if it's not the safest Tory riding in Ontario nowadays, I don't know what is. For the record, this riding had the largest margin between first and second place in all of Ontario in 2008 - over 41 points. The 58.44% was only the second-best Tory finish, behind Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke, but given the maverick independent run by a former MP there this time around, I'm willing to predict that Leeds-Grenville will have the best result for the Conservatives in Ontario in 2011.
	09 09 26	A.S. 99.232.162.133
In a submission elsewhere I stated that York-Simcoe saw the lowest Grit second-place share of any Ontario CPC seat--I was wrong; *this* is the one. (And the Liberals won here in 1988. Not 1993. 1988.) Tories swept every poll; no contest except for second, unless Bob Rae starts bribing voters from his cottage or something.
	09 09 17	Insider 64.228.221.131
Clearly Gord Brown would be nearly impossible to beat. Loveys has bought a house in the riding but is still seen as an outsider, and the Liberals haven't gained much support here. Armstrong probably won't run this time, and the NDP fairs much worse when he isn't around. If Jeff Poole runs as a Green, he'll probably finish second.
	09 08 25	wyatt 24.235.142.160
Brown will take this again. Look for another margin above 50%. 19,000 votes is too much of a lead to overcome.