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 | 15/09/21 |
Cadesuffolk 192.186.99.102 |
A final prediction for my favorite riding: 21500 for Barrett and his Privateers, 14500 for a surprisingly competent and positive Abbott campaign, 11500 for the NDP paper candidate, 9000 for Cassell and the angry PPC guy and 4000 for perennial Green no-hoper Renkmens. |
 | 03/09/21 |
Cade 192.186.99.102 |
Obviously a safe Conservative Riding, but not necessarily an enthusiastic one. The aging demographics here hate Justin Trudeau, mainly because he wears flashy socks and poses for selfies and reminds them that they are older than the Prime Minister. While the Conservative incumbent has a following from social conservatives outside the riding, he doesn't really advertise that here. I have noticed a surprisingly strong PPC support here, and the campaign has clearly invested some money. In my village there are several PPC signs on private property, several NDP, a few Liberals and no Conservative signs, except briefly in front of a few rentals until the residents took them down. People will still vote for the party because of identity politics, the Conservatives are the Party for rural white folks here, but they don't like this guy. There is an aura of sleaze around him, and a sense that he just isn't one of us. |
 | 22/08/21 |
R.O. 24.146.13.237 |
Michael Barrett was first elected in a 2018 by election in what has been a long time conservative riding in eastern ontario so would expect that to continue. |
 | 28/05/21 |
MF 65.92.13.223 |
Leeds-Grenville is a safe Conservative riding in rural Eastern Ontario. It will be interesting to see if Erin O'Toole, being from Ontario, increases their vote share at all from Andrew Scheer. |
 | 08/08/21 |
A.S. 99.225.52.35 |
Ontario-style Justinmania bandwagoneering vs second-term complacency is epitomized by shock marginality in '15 vs a nearly 2:1 margin in '19--and the combined NDP & Green vote nearly doubling in that same period, as said complacency allowed left-leaning electors to ‘vote their conscience’ a little. (And that the same NDP candidate would go from a catastrophic byelection 3% to a surprisingly strong 14% in the general shows that face-value strength or weakness ain't all that it seems.) |
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