14 05 24	A.S. 99.233.52.111
'Based on previous provincial elections, any conservative who tries to run here would be toast.' ...uh, what about 2007? Thanks to a trumped-up ethics blip against Colle and the John Tory private-schools tactic going over well with the Jewish electorate, it came close to being the only PC steal in Toronto. But Colle quickly redeemed himself, rammed Rossi in 2011 and has (now with an assist from son Josh on City Council) played the municipal-minded left-Liberal card as effectively as one can--and he faces none other than Premier Wynne across Yonge. So, 2014 is shaping up to be the anti-2007 for Mike Colle--even a Karen Stintz or *harrumph* Deb Hutton couldn't keep him below 50% at this rate.
	14 05 07	Trinity-Spadina Progressive 70.49.168.176
Mike Colle is popular in Eglinton-Lawrence. He clobbered 'star candidate' Rocco Rossi last time. Also the Israel wedge issue doesn't apply in provincial politics and the Jewish vote stuck with traditional Liberal voting patterns in 2011.
	14 05 15	Trinity-Spadina Progressive 70.49.168.176
Mike Colle is popular in Eglinton-Lawrence and crushed 'star candidate' Rocco Rossi in 2011. The Tories don't have a high profile candidate and he should win this again by a very wide margin. Also Jewish voters remained much more loyal to the Liberals provincially in 2011 than federally as there is no Israel 'wedge issue.'
	14 05 10	Cade 69.157.53.193
Based on previous provincial elections, any conservative who tries to run here would be toast. The same was true federally during the 2011 election. The current federal MP is Harper Finance Minister, Joe Oliver who received 22652 votes in 2011, which was more than the 20752 that Colle received. Still projecting a Liberal advantage, but this Big-L Liberal riding has some small-c conservative tenancies to which Harper and Ford appealed.
	14 05 04	monkey 174.114.16.226
This may not be as solidly Liberal as 20 years ago, but Mike Colle is a popular MP and if a strong candidate like Rocco Rossi couldn't take him down, I don't see why it would be any different this time. It went Tory federally, but Joe Volpe was a controversial MP who had a record for sleaziness which Mike Colle doesn't as well as its quite possible the NDP surge might have pushed some Blue Liberals over to the Tories federally. If the Liberals fall to third provincially, then I may change my prediction. Also the two big groups here are the Jewish community and Italians. The PCs have made inroads amongst the Jewish community, but they don't rack up the same large margins amongst them as their federal cousins do while amongst the Italians the OLP still is out in front even if federally they have swung towards the Tories (at least in 2011, not sure it will stay that way in 2015).
	13 09 14	198.200.89.110
Rocco Rossi, the Tory Star Candidate, flopped here last time. The NDP's presence is minimal since this is a fairly affluent part of the city. That's all not to mention Colle's popularity. The demographics, the location and the candidate are all in the liberal's favor. This will remain in the liberal column.
	13 02 28	seasaw 99.225.1.213
Five reasons why this seat shall remain Liberal 5. Mike Colle has been an MPP since 1995, he's well known and liked and he's worked very hard on his constituents' behalf 4. NDP doesn't have much of a presence in this riding 3. With an adequate campaign, the Tories can add anywhere between 12 to 21 seats to their seat count, good enough for a strong minority or slim majority, an adequate campaign will win them 0 seats in 416 2. With a good campaign, they ( the PC's ), along with a 416 issue, they can win 3-6 seats, this one won't be one, and a very good campaign they can win 7-11 in 416, again not this one. 2.In order for the PC's to take this they will need an excellent campaign, a good candidate, a good local team and a 416 related issue, and at the moment they've got none of the above 1. Two words comes to mind about the probability of the PC's getting #2
	13 02 15	LFC Ottawa 70.30.21.69
The PC's threw a ton of money and a strong candidate at this seat last time, and it was not enough. Colle wins it again.