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 | 14/09/21 |
MUBS 159.2.50.237 |
While I still think that GPT will win for the liberals, it may be much closer than 2019. I live on the edge of this riding in Fundy-Royal (two streets away) and have noticed that the lawn signs in Moncton/Riverview/Dieppe have evened up with her and Darlene Smith. Even two friends that are die-hard libs and always had signs out front do not have them this year. They will never vote cons but are not happy with Trudeau so how many of these people stay home election day. |
 | 06/09/21 |
Bob G 174.116.189.2 |
This riding is no longer a sure thing for incumbent and former cabinet minister Ginette Pettipas-Taylor The left vote is splitting and as it relates to her campaign, Pettipas-Taylor has been both literally and figuratively nowhere to be seen. |
 | 19/08/21 |
A.S. 99.225.52.35 |
Yeah, people like Richard Dunn are a real artifact of the pre-implosion federal Greens, when they had a David Coon-esque seriousness in spirit in its NB bids. But all it would've done, and all it still does, is split the opposition tableau on GPT's behalf. |
 | 30/05/21 |
J.F. Breton 38.23.227.9 |
Ginette Petitpas Taylor est bien en vue dans l'actuel gouvernement. Elle a peu de risque de perdre ses prochaines élections dans ce coin de pays de tradition libérale. |
 | 06/08/21 |
J.F. Breton 207.253.54.66 |
Richard Dunn, qui possède une intéressante expérience à la FCEI, puis à la ville de Moncton en développement économique, a annoncé qu'il se présente pour les Verts. Dommage que les luttes intestines aient mené à une défection, puis à une perte évidente de crédibilité du Parti Vert et de sa cheffe Paul. La lutte aurait été intéressante ici. Je maintiens ma prévision initiale: victoire libérale. |
 | 06/08/21 |
Branden 70.71.182.169 |
With Ginette Petitpas Taylor running again and the Liberals maintaining (or slightly improving on) their 2019 numbers in the Maritime provinces, I don't see this riding being particularly close. |
 | 06/08/21 |
Lolitha 161.184.30.62 |
Fairly safe riding and a cabinet minister for MP, the Liberals should be considered the favorite to win here. |
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