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Constituency Profile
Candidates:
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Benham, Roger |  |
Dieleman, Jonathan |  |
Donaldson, Doug |  |
Hartwell, Sharon |  |
O'Leary, Jesse |  |
Taylor, Rod |
Incumbent: |
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Doug Donaldson |
Reference:
Previous Prediction - 2009 Provincial Election
Pundits’ Guide - 2008 Prepresentation Order
2009 Result:
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Doug Donaldson |
4274 | 50.41% |
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Scott Groves |
3829 | 45.16% |
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Roger Benham |
375 | 4.43% |
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 | 13 04 27 |
Civicus 184.66.107.141 |
Big increase in turnout and Aboriginal participation as a result of the incumbent's campaign last time. Lots of signs of attention to constituency issues since. Popular local candidate, plus general voter intentions equals an increased majority for Donaldson. |
 | 13 04 25 |
Laurence Putnam 204.244.83.122 |
In the interests of full disclosure, this is one of few ridings in the province I've never been to (despite a burning desire to see the Grand Canyon of the Stikine) and my knowledge of the local area is limited, so I'm making this call blind. However, no matter how well the Liberals did here last time, it's virtually impossible to envision a scenario in this election where the Liberals will pick up seats - particularly in the interior and ESPECIALLY up North. Interesting that the Liberal numbers last time almost perfectly match the province-wide numbers. If that's a harbinger for this go around, well... I will go ahead and predict that this one is going to the NDP. |
 | 13 03 07 |
NO PARTISAN BS 99.253.117.108 |
It is hard to see any opportunity for Liberals to take away any riding won by the NDP in the last election. NDP up, Libs way down.. this is another one in the bag for the NDP. |
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