13 05 12	deripi 50.66.85.26
Kendall wins by 700 votes, as this riding goes the same way as the province.
	13 05 07	Laurence Putnam 204.244.83.122
Kamloops has gone with the government for the past 100 years. That's as perfect a pedigree as you can get in this bellwether. For heavens' sakes, the candidates' numbers in this riding last time out mirror the province-wide numbers for both parties almost to a 'T?. We all know the outcome this time, so I'm placing KNT in the NDP column and assuming the streak continues.
	13 04 16	SG 50.66.93.215
New poll released by Oraclepoll shows the NDP candidate at 49 %, the Lib candidate at 43 % and the Tory candidate at 8%. http://www.kamloopsnews.ca/article/20130416/KAMLOOPS0101/130419886/-1/kamloops01/polls-suggests-north-south-divide Probably an NDP pickup, but a closer race than in the other Kamloops riding.
	13 03 24	bza 75.152.122.172
This was a fairly narrow loss for the NDP in 2009. Expect this to be a pick up this time around.
	13 03 12	DFinch 24.85.188.5
This has been a bellwether riding in BC politics for decades. The result from 2009 was close enough that, barring a monumental turnaround in public sentiment in the nest two months, the NDP appears likely to take this from Environment Minister Terry Lake.
	13 03 08	NO PARTISAN BS 99.253.117.108
This is the more likely pick up for the NDP in Kamloops with polling showing a Liberal drop across the area. Anything over 10% for the Conservatives makes this an NDP romp.