14 06 11	jeff316 75.119.246.180
Why does the NDP tour keep stopping in Chatham? Is it to get Chatham press that extends in the rural communities in the neighbouring Essex riding? Is it a 'well, we're here we might as well' stop en route between the party's seats in the southwest? Is Chatham just a really great place to stop for snacks?
	14 06 10	A.S. 99.231.139.81
Pat Hoy bridged Ontario's 'agrarian-Liberal' tradition into the c21; but once he retired, CKE slid into the Tory camp, and with enough of a margin that it would *appear* safe enough. But, by being just recessionary-manufacturing-economy enough, it's yet another of those potential Andrea-belt pickups--it just depends on which polls you trust: those that show a late NDP surge, or those that don't...
	14 05 12	Dr Bear 69.172.81.45
Liberal support seems to be collapsing in SW Ontario and it'll be interesting to see where it will crystallize. I'm thinking that there will be a fairly even distribution amongst both other parties creating a PC/NDP race. Nevertheless, the PC were quite ahead last time and will like stay that way with the NDP coming in second.
	14 05 04	monkey 174.114.16.226
Opposition to the wind farms like much of Southwestern Ontario has been a big issue so absolutely no chance it will return to the Liberals. The NDP have pockets of support, but not enough to actually take the riding.
	13 03 02	seasaw 99.225.1.213
Last election, the Tories won this quite convincingly and that was when they ran one of their worst campaigns. Regardless of the kind of campaign they run, they should keep this one.