11 04 02	binriso 142.167.166.13
Even though he wont shut up about the so-called coalition every rally, it would be a surpise to see anything less than a 30000 vote margin here for the PM, and that would likely be due to low voter turnout rather than any other party gaining votes.
	11 03 29	M. Lunn 174.116.190.108
This may be the prime-minister's riding, but either way it is a solid Tory riding. Even if the Tories got reduced to only 10 seats, they would probably still hold this one.
	11 03 29	WAC 204.15.39.90
I found the comment: ‘This is Stephen Harper's race to lose’ hiliarious for some reason. Stephen Harper couldn't lose this race even if he insisted on campaigning wearing a Canucks jersey or an Oilers jersey and not wearing any pants or if he promised to salt the earth at Canyon Meadows so nothing would ever grow again.
	11 03 28	John 74.210.9.33
I agree with the other two posters. This race is Stephen Harper's to lose. If the polls are any indication, barring some major misteps or other developments, the Conservatives will win and likely form the next government. It's just a question of whether they get another minority, or a majority. Either way, the riding gets the sitting Prime Minister again. This riding will stay Conservative.
	09 08 24	EP 72.55.153.178
Regardless of the ups and downs of national trends, Alberta continues to favour the Conservative Party with 60% or more. There is no perfect storm in sight to move any Calgary riding away from the “solidly Conservative column any time soon.
	09 08 18	Nick J Boragina 198.96.35.219
Sitting Prime Ministers do not often lose their seats. Especially not one that has voted so strongly for them and their party in the past. Harper/Tory hold.