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Constituency Profile
Candidates:
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Libearl/libéral Bill Fleming |
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Conservative/conservateur Paul Francis |
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Green/Vert Richard MacDonald |
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NDP/NPD Peter Stoffer |
Incumbent: |
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Peter Stoffer |
2004 Result:
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Peter Stoffer 17925 |
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Dale Stevens 11222 |
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Steve Streatch 8363 |
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David Fullerton 1007 |
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Greg Moors 645 |
For historical result, please see 2004 Prediction page |
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10 12 05 |
Jim |
| Yes Dr. Mullan has profile, but isn't this his third or fourth kick at the can? Brison was re-elected when the defection was still fresh in the constituents minds, he'll be re-elected again. |
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15 05 05 |
Christopher MacCulloch |
| Stoffer is very popular here...Dooks isn't going to run for the Tories and well Streach got murdered here last time. Stoffer in a walk. He is the most popular NDP member in this province, even more than Dexter IMHO... |
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11 05 05 |
S.M. |
Peter Stoffer isn't so much "personally popular" as much as he's: 1) Build a very good brand around himself, one that jives with cynical people about politics and 2) He has a VERY strong team around him. Until one of the other parties figure out how to undercut his brand (and I don't think itll happen) - he's got the seat. His organization is just too strong. |
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07 05 05 |
Nick Boragina |
| Stoffer is locally popular, perhaps more so then McDonough. I met him once and he's a funny guy. Many people in parliament enjoy him, and so do people in his riding. He's someone they can relate to. Re-elected easily. |
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02 05 05 |
M. Lunn |
| Although Peter Stoffer narrowly won this riding in 1997 and 2000, he has established himself since then as strong MP and based on the fact he won by 15% last time around, he should hold this. Only if both the Conservatives and Liberals were to rally around one candidate could he be defeated, which is highly unlikely. |
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02 05 05 |
BrianJA |
| Peter Stoffer is a labour-friendly man, extremely charismatic and well-liked by everybody, for the most part. The Conservatives may put up a fight here, but Stoffer will still come out on top. Prediction: NDP hold with a majority vote. |
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