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 | 20/08/21 |
Mark 24.246.81.55 |
Chrystia Freeland is deputy PM, star candidate, and will be campaigning directly with Trudeau nationwide. Her seat is safe, and the other parties will avoid this one. |
 | 19/08/21 |
R.O. 24.146.13.237 |
Chrystia Freeland is favoured to hold the riding as things stand now , perhaps the ndp do a bit better after there surprise provincial win in same riding but likely to stay liberal. |
 | 18/07/21 |
A.S. 99.225.52.35 |
When it comes to Brahmin-ness, it's interesting how UniR has shaken out to be not so electorally different from Toronto-St. Paul's, in the end--the Lib share's only 2 1/2 points lower, and the NDP and CPC shares are yin-yanged lower-reaches versions of one another. Though I don't know whether that says more about where St. Paul's is going than about where UniR is going. There probably *will* be opposition effort by default, if only because the U of T presence means a lot of Jagmeet-high-polling millennials and post-millennials out there. But yeah; finance minister, Deputy PM and prospective prime ministerial successor. Hard to push *that* away. |
 | 06/06/21 |
Chris N 24.36.32.209 |
Easy win the for the Liberals. The PCs have some pockets of support in Yorkville and Rosedale, and the NDP in the Christie Pits and Harbord areas, but it won't be nearly enough to topple the Deputy PM. |
 | 15/05/21 |
MF 65.92.13.223 |
Home to both the Annex and Rosedale (and of course, the University of Toronto), University-Rosedale is a ‘Brahmin Liberal’ riding through and through. It has the highest educational attainment of any riding in Canada (67% have university degrees, 31% have advanced degrees), and the highly educated are now one of the most reliable Liberal demographics. Chrystia Freeland fits the riding demographic well and like last time it's unlikely the other parties will put much effort in here. |
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