André, Claude
	Boulerice, Alexandre
	Desrochers, Gisèle
	Désy, Jean
	Hinse, Geneviève
	Lavoie, Jos Guitare
	Pellerin, Bobby
	Raymond, Normand
	Sarfati, Johanna
Incumbent:
	Alexandre Boulerice

References:

Population (2016): Population (2011): Private dwellings: Dwellings occupied by usual residents: Land area Population Density			110677 106293 62820 58582 10.67 km² 10370.6/km²
2015 Results - 2015 Prediction    Reference - Pundits’ Guide (2013 Rep. Order)
	Alexandre Boulerice **	28672	49.20%
	Claude André	12283	21.10%
	Nadine Medawar	12068	20.70%
	Jeremy Dohan	2510	4.30%
	Sameer Muldeen	1783	3.10%
	Laurent Aglat	495	0.80%
	Peter d'Entremont	353	0.60%
	Stéphane Chénier	171	0.30%
2011 Results (redistributed)
		2338	4.32%
		27643	51.07%
		4951	9.15%
		17731	32.76%
		906	1.67%
Other		558	1.03%
Component Riding(s) (2003 Representation Order)
Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie    (99.55% of voters in current riding)    2011/2008/2004 Predictions    Reference - Pundits’ Guide
Outremont    (0.45% of voters in current riding)    2011/2008/2004 Predictions    Reference - Pundits’ Guide

	19/10/19	Tony Ducey 71.7.242.216
Boulerice has been 1 of the top NDP MP's for Quebec since his 2011 election. They could get shut out in the rest of the province but still keep this seat which I predict they will.
	15/10/19	Mark 99.239.105.89
This should be a safe riding for the NDP to call a win. They're putting a good portion of their Quebec assets into this one, Boulerice is well liked and it is a friendly area for the NDP. Unless there is a surprising BQ wave - which is definitely possible as Quebec voters have shown us before that they like to surprise us - this should be an NDP win come election night.
	12/10/19	Sam 86.161.144.100
Pleased to see the NDP call of myself and others has held up if the poll is to be believed. The Liberals are supposed to be doing better than previously, and I don't think the Bloc surge is as large here. The NDP should come up the middle with the strongest candidate again.
	11/10/19	Eddie E. 106.209.248.237
Boulerice is the only NDP candidate with a shot of winning in Quebec, but even he is in deep trouble now given the recent upturn in Bloc fortunes. Les Quebecois are famous for political tsunamis, and l'm getting a bad feeling that the small Bloc tide we are seeing is about to morph into a BQ wave. English Canada might have nobody appealing to vote for in this election about nothing, but in Quebec there is another option. Blanchet acquitted himself well in the debates, is the only leader unequivocally on the right side of the popular Bill 21 in Quebec, and given the unappealing options, what seemed like a party dead and buried might just pick up more seats in Quebec than any other party.
	08/10/19	Anthony 76.64.129.64
Main Street poll shows Boulerice leading here and the LIberals in third behind the Bloc.
	07/10/19	R.O. 24.146.17.200
Perhaps not really a surprise but ndp incumbent Alexandra Boulerice remains popular in this riding according to a new poll .NDP’s Boulerice ahead in Montreal reading: Mainstreet polls By Marco Vigliotti. Published on Oct 7, 2019 9:22am https://ipolitics.ca/2019/10/07/liberals-leading-in-orleans-ndps-boulerice-ahead-in-montreal-reading-mainstreet-polls/
	07/10/19	Kumar Patel 99.254.34.185
Mainstreet's poll today has Boulerice with a 9% lead over his Bloc opponent. Similar to Berthier—Maskinongé, I'm surprised to see the Liberals are polling low.
	26/09/19	PierreDansRosemont 184.75.213.134
J'habite dans ce quartier depuis une dizaine d’années et c'est claire que Boulerice demeure le favori parmi les candidats. Un député actif et bien vu par les electeurs dans le secteur Rosemont, ainsi qu'un soutien sur le terrain par les militants de Québec Solidaire. Par contre, la vague de gentrification dans la partie Petite Italie de la circonscription aidera la candidate du PLC, mais selon moi, pas assez pour accorder une victoire a Justin et co.
	04/09/19	QuebecCityOliver 184.162.28.84
Party status is definitely on the line for the NDP in this election. 12 seats. However, it is possible that the HOC would accept a lower threshold particularly in the case of a minority government. One has to assume after the last election that QS has the ability to organize and win seats. Presumably for the NDP.
	02/09/19	A.S. 99.225.32.21
If the NPD's throwing all its resources into here, it's far from certain that the Libs, Bloc, and Greens will *all* gain, at least assuming that the keep-Boulerice-alive vote has to come from *somewhere*--strategic supertargeting can have a way of squeezeplaying inconvenient third-leg forces, as harrumph harrumph the New Democrats will tell you from being sidelined in so many races that default into LibCon binary (2015 not excepted, of course). It's not impossible, though, given the size of cushion Boulerice is sitting on--in fact, that this was one of only three Île de Montréal seats where the Bloc finished ahead of the Libs suggests that it's not so cut-and-dried as yet another Lib pickup, and in fact a mutual rise could actually *help* Boulerice by allowing him up the middle, sort of a ‘Hochelaga '15’ outcome. And with QS support, what might be a most extraordinary outcome would be if Boulerice survives even as his party loses official status--an outcome which couldn't ruled out under Jagmeet.
	27/08/19	Kumar Patel 99.254.32.224
This is the most consequential riding for the NDP in this election cycle. It's important for that party to maintain a toehold in Quebec that they can build from in the future. I think the New Democrats will throw everything they can to re-elect Boulerice. I suspect the NDP will win with a reduced margin, with the Liberals, Bloc and Green gaining.
	24/07/19	seasaw 99.225.244.232
Don't think NDP has a chance of winning any seats in Quebec this time around. Even Jagmeet Singh has stated that he's not worried about his Quebec results, meaning that he's already conceded. The Liberals are doing very well in Quebec and especially Montreal. They will take this seat.
	26/03/19	Laurence Putnam 50.68.187.24
Agree this is probably the only seat in Quebec where the NPD have a realistic chance. In fact the only one I'll really tentatively ‘call’ for the NPD as I would bet that at least at the moment, Boulerice is still the one to beat. Dippers have to hope that Boulerice's high profile augers well, that resurgent BQ and Liberal forces split the anti-incumbent vote, and hope to hell they can eek out a win with 30-something percent of the vote or so. Even before Mulcair signed on the NPD could achieve 10% or so of the vote on their own here without much help, so it is naturally fertile territory, or at least as good as it gets in Montreal. You have to believe that the federal campaign, albeit with what limited resources it has, will throw the kitchen sink at this riding. Boulerice himself scored almost 17% of the vote here in 2008, pre-orange wave. Now he's the man to beat, and he may just survive to fight another day. And if he can do it, he may just be the next leader.
	21/03/19	Sam 86.152.37.252
There is no other Quebec riding I would call for the NDP at this stage. As well as having a high-quality MP in Alexandre Boulerice, this is also natural NDP territory and has always been one of their strongest areas. I think Boulerice may likely shed votes, but he should win again.
	05/03/19	Neal 64.231.176.216
I had long said that there were at least 5 ridings in Quebec that were natural NDP territory, and that Rosemont-La Petite patrie was probably the ripest for the picking. (The others, for the record, were Laurier Ste marie, Hochelaga, Outremont, and Pointe de L'ile) And it happened, with Alexandre Boulerice proving himself a good constituency MP, as well as an able parliamentarian, and even leadership material. I strongly believe that M. Boulerice will be returning to Ottawa.
	26/02/19	Dr. Bear 104.195.227.46
This is the ONLY Quebec NDP seat that I say has a chance at staying orange. Boulerice is one of the most competent MPs from the Quebec orange wave, and this is a riding that should naturally favor the NDP. However, it is heavily Francophone, and even in cosmopolitan Montreal, the french-speaking voters are not fans on religious symbols. They will have a hard time looking past the turban. I suspect that Singh will be invisible in this riding during the campaign and will try to allow Boulerice to win this seat on his own merit. I'm not sure that he can.
	25/02/19	J.F. Breton 135.19.103.179
The NDP may fall out of favour in Quebec, but Alexandre Boulerice will win despite his party. Brosseau (Berthier-Maskinongé) and him will be the two last NDP members in Québec.
	24/02/19	Teddy Boragina 45.72.192.93
If the NDP as a party is going to win any seat in this province, it is Rosemont. The fact the MP here is competent will only help in that cause. While the NDP is down in Quebec, they are not yet down so far as to lose this riding. It is the core of NDP partisan support in Montreal, and across Quebec. They will win here.