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| 03/09/21 |
Matt B. 174.112.6.162 |
Another extremely safe Ottawa riding for the Liberals. The Liberals have a double-digit polling advantage in polling over their next closest rivals, the NDP. This is a very progressive riding. Mona Fortier will easily cruise to another term and secure her pension - unlike many Liberal MPs elsewhere. |
| 23/08/21 |
Drew613 198.103.96.11 |
Since Ottawa-Vanier's creation almost a century ago, the Liberals have won the riding every single time. That won't be changing anytime soon. |
| 17/08/21 |
R.O. 24.146.13.237 |
Liberals will likely hold the riding as its been liberal for a very long time , but wouldn’t be surprised if the ndp does better in this type of urban riding where they often come in 2nd . |
| 05/06/21 |
Libby Burgundy 198.91.168.152 |
While this part of Ottawa is becoming less of a francophone enclave, this is mostly because the public servants, students, and white-collar workers are displacing them -- all of which bodes well for the Liberals hanging onto one of their top-5 safest seats in the country for years to come. |
| 05/05/21 |
JW 45.41.168.96 |
CPC won over 80% in most rural Aberta ridings last time. |
| 08/08/21 |
A.S. 99.225.52.35 |
Actually, Ottawa-Vanier's ‘post-Francophone’ demos have diluted the once-mythic Liberal strength to the point where this so-called ‘top-5 safest seat’ only had '19's 3rd best Lib share in Ottawa (after Orleans and Ottawa South--and add Gatineau and Hull-Aylmer, and it'd only be #5 in the National Capital Region). Of course, share is one thing, opposition vote distribution is another--and much as in ridings like Guelph, it's really a split-several-ways opposition that now ensures eternality, rather than the simple monolithic-Liberal-bloc dynamic of olden time. |
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