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Constituency Profile
Candidates:
 | Liberal Adamick, Drew |
 | New Democratic Collins, Bev |
 | Independent Gook, Douglas |
 | Conservative Harris, Dick |
 | Green Van Drielen, Amber |
Incumbent: |
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Dick Harris |
2006 Result:
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Dick Harris ** 19624 |
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Simon Yu 10509 |
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Alfred Julian Trudeau 10129 |
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Alex Bracewell 2416 |
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Christopher S. M. Kempling 505 |
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Bev Collins 279 |
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Carol Lee Chapman 109 |
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Don Roberts 95 |
Previous Prediction/result
06 Prediction/04 Result
04 Prediction/00 Result |
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 | 08 03 03 |
A.S. 99.233.96.153 |
Dumbledore Dick's been going strong ever since the sweet green Reform icing came flowing down on his behalf in 1993--maybe if Prince George constituted a seat in itself, it'd be threatened; but split in two, it means two safe CPCers. Though the ascent of Jack Layton led to a strong-enough second-place NDP in '04, and then the provincial Dippers scored some unforeseen rural victories and near-victories hereabouts, which led (together with good reviews of Nathan Cullen next door) to murmurs of upset potential--but then NDP blew it by falling back to third behind the Liberals in '06. Yup, Dick vs. D'oh. To be safe, I'm not giving this one to anything but CPC--for now, at least. |
 | 07 11 06 |
tducey 24.138.130.38 |
Dick Harris should hold this seat, I don't even think any of the other parties have nominated candidates here yet. |
 | 07 04 02 |
M. Lunn 74.99.130.109 |
Dick Harris is not exactly the strongest MP, but the Conservatives have a good solid base of over 40% and the remaining 50-60% is split between the NDP and Liberals with neither party having enough strength to take the riding. In addition running a single centre-left candidate wouldn't necessarily work here as many Liberals and NDP have the Conservatives as their second choice as opposed to the other, so otherwise Dick Harris wins no matter what, even if he isn't that popular. |
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