Estevez Moreno, Juan
	Grover, Sabrina
	McLean, Greg
	Mullins, Austin
	Pawlowski, Dawid
Incumbent:
	Greg McLean

References:

Population (2016): Population (2011): Private dwellings: Dwellings occupied by usual residents: Land area Population Density			119176 108931 70457 62078 49.20 km² 2422.40/km²
2019 Results - 2019 Prediction
	Greg McLean	37306	56.60%
	Kent Hehr **	17771	27.00%
	Jessica Buresi	6516	9.90%
	Thana Boonlert	2853	4.30%
	Chevy Johnston	907	1.40%
	Eden Gould	247	0.40%
	Michael Pewtress	138	0.20%
	Dawid Pawlowski	126	0.20%
2015 Results - 2015 Prediction    Reference - Pundits’ Guide (2013 Rep. Order)
	Kent Hehr	28496	46.50%
	Joan Crockatt **	27746	45.30%
	Jillian Ratti	3412	5.60%
	Thana Boonlert	1347	2.20%
	Yogi Henderson	248	0.40%
2011 Results (redistributed)
		22949	55.36%
		6286	15.16%
		7926	19.12%
		4283	10.33%
Other		8	0.02%
Component Riding(s) (2003 Representation Order)
Calgary Centre    (96.7% of voters in current riding)    2011/2008/2004 Predictions    Reference - Pundits’ Guide
Calgary East    (3.3% of voters in current riding)    2011/2008/2004 Predictions    Reference - Pundits’ Guide

	15/09/21	R.O. 24.146.13.237
Greg Mclean was first elected here in 2019 when he beat liberal Kent Hehr who got elected here in a surprise victory in 2015. Before that the riding had been conservative or right of centre parties for decades. This riding has no peopleصs party candidate one of the few riding in alberta where they might have had an impact on the outcome but for whatever reason they didnصt get one on the ballot.
	28/08/21	nyuji 104.28.26.147
This riding, along with Edmonton Centre, may have been competitive if Trudeau wasn’t leading the Liberals. I’m not sure why this riding is listed as TCTC while Calgary Skyview is considered a CPC hold; if anything that riding would turn red first. Anti-Trudeau feelings are strong in Alberta right now and that would involve swing voters flipping blue and orange. I don’t even think there’s enough left wing votes in this riding for strategic voting to even do anything. This is definitely going to CPC hand down.
	25/08/21	Jerry Mandering 96.52.62.117
Safe Conservative riding. This site has to get over the 2015 Trudeaumania results where the Liberals were competitive in the 6 Alberta ridings that are now designated TCTC. With the possible exception of Edmonton Center, and I doubt the Liberals win even win there, there is absolutely no hope for a Liberal to be elected elsewhere in Alberta. The Conservatives won here by 30% in 2019, and while their margin of victory might go down slightly (say about 5% or so), they are in no danger whatsoever of losing this riding.
	23/08/21	A.S. 99.225.52.35
Endangerment here all hinges upon Kenney (and *maybe* O'Toole being a non-Westerner), together with more generic ‘urban seat’ matters. All the same, the ‘sooner or later, urban Calgary will outgrow the Conservatives’ POV has proven to be serially wishful think, or something reserved for the municipal and to some extent provincial scene (and there's a reason why Mayor Nenshi's opted to be strategically neutral re federal politics). But yes, it *could* be different now, thus my withholding a prediction--trouble being that of Calgary as a Lib-over-NDP sort of town, and Team Justin presently being in a weak position to reap Albertan benefits...
	17/08/21	Traveller 190.140.91.113
No way the Libs take any AB ridings as long as Trudeau remains leader. The changes in political party support across Canada won't affect what happens in Calgary enough to swing seats. Even in Edmonton, one or two might change at most.
	30/07/21	Stevo 164.177.56.217
A new Liberal leader is required before the party can hope to contest seats in Calgary again. And the city's multiculturalism won't do it - Calgary has done a good job absorbing immigrants into the overarching conservative, anti-establishment culture.
	11/05/21	VotreChoix 149.202.238.204
With the CPC polling lower and backlash against the UCP at the provincial level, this one could become a tossup.