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Constituency Profile
Candidates:
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Biollo, Jacqueline |  |
Bitz, Fritz K. |  |
Hut, Joy-Ann |  |
Lake, Mike |  |
Whitlock, Brayden |
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 | 15 10 09 |
Canucklehead 75.155.62.48 |
Newly drawn riding which takes parts of Edmontons southern suburbs and a T shaped area south of Edmonton including small cities/towns and. wide rural geograpic area. In the recent provincial election, Wetaskiwin, Beaumont and Leduc surprised many and went NDP (Hobbema/Maskwacis is in an entirely different riding), but not sure if that will translate into the federal election. Despite a want for change, there's enough lifetime small C conservatives here to keep this riding blue and demographically seems like one of the safer CPC Edmonton seats. |
 | 15 10 06 |
RJS 139.142.33.162 |
Based on the election forum, I think Mike Lake's seat is relatively safe. That said, my prediction is that in terms of popular vote, this time around there may be enough disaffected voters willing to mark and X next to either the Liberal or NDP candidate's name, and by doing so, the likelihood, in my view, is that Lake will win thanks to vote splitting. |
 | 15 09 29 |
A.S. 99.233.125.239 |
Earlier this year, I was prepared to offer that if one were to separate the 'safe' Edmonton CPC seats from the 'potentially vulnerable' ones, you'd know which side this one was on by the simple name 'Wetaskiwin' Well, whaddaya know, the *provincial* seat of Wetaskiwin-Camrose went Notley NDP (though the Hobbema/Maskwacis First Nations--outside the present fed boundaries--had a fair bit to do with that). But for whatever fleeting fantasies that might have sparked, we're back to normal now--though maybe moderated a bit from the three-quarters-of-the-vote circumstance that's marked recent HarperCon elections... |
 | 15 09 27 |
R.O. 24.146.23.226 |
The name of this riding is confusing as it's a mix of Edmonton and rural areas. but either way Mike Lake has been an mp since 2006 for Edmonton and likely to hold this riding for the conservatives. |
 | 15 08 04 |
John 204.191.168.30 |
One of the reasons, provincially, the NDP picked up a lot of rural Alberta seats in the last provincial election is the Progressive Conservatives and Wild Rose split the vote on the right. Federally, there is only one party on the right--the Conservatives. A rural riding like Edmonton-Wetaskiwin should stay Conservative. |
 | 15 03 29 |
monkey 174.114.31.13 |
This only includes a small part of Edmonton and a fairly conservative part while the rest is rural and thus solidly Conservative. |
 | 15 03 25 |
Jack Cox 69.165.234.184 |
One of the Safest Tory Edmonton Ridings. |
 | 15 03 24 |
Philly D. 198.168.27.218 |
Wetaskiwin makes this riding perma-safe for the CPC, although the Edmonton part will certainly result in their margin being slashed. |
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