Riding Profile:
Candidates:
| Liberal Party: |
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Bob Kilger |
| Canadian Alliance: |
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Guy Lauzon |
| Progressive Conservative Party: |
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Michael Bailey |
| New Democratic Party: |
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Kimberley Fry |
| Natural Law Party: |
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Ian Campbell |
| Canadian Action Party: |
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Georges Elie Novy |
Incumbent:
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Bob Kilger |
Previous Result:
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52.53% |
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20.09% |
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20.56% |
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6.14% |
Surrounding Ridings
Glengarry-Prescott-Russell
Leeds-Grenville
Nepean-Carleton
Misc:
| Population: |
92 846 |
| Avg Household Income |
41 836 |
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Submitted Information
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21/10/00 |
A.S. |
Email: adma@interlog.com |
| Seemingly one of the Liberal "safe ones", but it's marked by a very polarized electoral profile, between the ultra-Grit city of Cornwall and the rural townships' strong PC/CA leanings; the contrast made for an exciting provincial incumbent battle in '99, in which Liberal John Cleary prevailed. But watch how Runciman's CA troops march their way toward the Crysler battlefield... |
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25/10/00 |
S. Webb |
Email: |
| I think you need to do a little more research. Chatham is not in this riding, you are thinking of Cornwall. Bob Runciman are in Leeds-Grenville, but is popular in rural Eastern Ontario. You are right though, the rural part of the riding voted prov Tory and should also vote Alliance. John Cleary won because he won Cornwall, with no support outside, I mean none! But, Cornwall has enough votes to carry the riding so it should remain Liberal with a strong Alliance showing. |
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