15 10 13	Teddy Boragina 69.165.149.184
I noticed this riding had fewer than 5 party predictions, and decided to throw my hat into the ring. PA is a good indicator of how well the NDP is doing vs the Tories. The fact the Tories are going to win shows the problem in the NDPs hopes.
	15 09 28	A.S. 99.233.125.239
Before the advent of the United Right (and provincially, the Sask Party) led to everything being buried in apparently terminal blueblueblue, the mythic political character of Prince Albert might be labelled as 'DiefenDipper Populism' (perhaps even encompassing Mackenzie King's pre-1945 tenure--and of course, David Orchard's more recent PC/Grit bids). Maybe that's due to bounce back--thus Borgerson's bid; so, for *that* colourful sake, here's hoping that the Cons clawing back t/w majority territory is just an illusion...
	15 09 18	R.O. 24.146.23.226
Randy Hoback has been mp since 2008 and running for re-election. Although this riding has a strong ndp base its been a reliable conservative riding federally for a number of years and that is likely to continue.
	15 08 23	Terry The Canadian 173.206.244.106
The NDP are positioned to take this riding according the Insightrix Research poll released last week. Running a popular former MLA certainly helps.
	15 03 29	monkey 174.114.31.13
Prince Albert itself could be a close battle and wouldn't shock me if the NDP finish ahead there, but the rural parts will go massively Tory thus ensuring they win here.
	15 03 16	JW 99.232.118.35
While redistribution makes Regina and Saskatoon ridings very competitive between the Conservatives and the NDP, it also made all (but one) ridings outside the two cities overwhelmingly Conservative. Barring a major Conservative meltdown, this will safely remain Conservative.