Shuswap

	Babcock, Kevin
	Kyllo, Gregory James
	Lindgren, Sylvia Jean
	McCormack, Kyle
Incumbent:
	Shuswap Greg Kyllo

Reference:

Population (2014):			56352
Deviation from average:			6.10%
Geographical Area:			8610 sq km
2013 Election Result
	Shuswap
		Greg Kyllo
		11992	47.92%
		Steve Gunner
		7398	29.57%
		Tom Birch
		3232	12.92%
		Chris George
		2338	9.34%
		Johanna Zalcik
		63	0.25%
Previous Prediction - 2013 Provincial Election Previous Prediction - 2009 Provincial Election

	02/05/2017	James C 24.70.118.200
Last election, the Liberals won handily even with a strong Conservative candidate siphoning some votes away. This time, the NDP are running a much stronger candidate, but the Liberals have no opponent splitting their vote. Kyllo is an incumbent, well-liked, and this riding has become increasingly conservative over the last ten years. Signage is very heavy for Kyllo. Despite his complete lack of advocacy on behalf of his riding, locals will continue to vote against their interests and re-elect him handily.
	25/04/2017	24.86.106.178
The last poll from two different companies had the NDP pulling even with the Liberals in the interior. If things continue we could potentially see the next tier of Liberal ridings approach the TCTC zone. Lucky for the Liberals most of those ridings are filled with cabinet ministers, though Shuswap is an exception. Kyllo does have a few advantages, namely he is now an incumbent and there is no Conservative candidate in this riding. The riding is probably a longshot right now for the NDP and they won't need it to form government, but I see this riding as the most likely 'safe' Liberal interior riding to flip.
	17 01 12	Bernard von Schulmann 24.68.4.112
Greg Kyllo won by a decent margin in 2013, he should do better this year