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 | 19/09/21 |
Philly D. 204.118.216.36 |
I'm not sure the Liberals can hold the riding given their BC numbers and that their margin is less than 3500 votes. Furthermore, Sajjan is not at all popular with Tories and as Defence Minister, Afghanistan may be a bit of an issue. |
 | 09/09/21 |
R.O. 24.146.13.237 |
Harjit Sajjan will likely hold this riding as he’s been mp since 2015 although many wondered if he’d stick around Ottawa after his time as defence minister and surprised he ran again. |
 | 08/09/21 |
George 104.232.37.85 |
Healthy Liberal lead from Mainstreet, 42 Lib to 27 NDP among decided voters. https://ipolitics.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/VancouverSouth-iPolitics-04September2021.pdf |
 | 25/08/21 |
A.S. 45.41.168.91 |
Actually, given polling, I *could* be on the edge of a no-prediction--after all, it was an under-10-point gap in '19, and it's the inner-Vancouver riding most affected by Richmond-style SinoCon. Except that Wai Young isn't running again, and her replacement isn't Chinese--indeed, we now have the odd situation of 2 Sikh candidates and a non-Sikh with a Sikh leader. I'll still momentarily vouch for the status quo--though given the '15-'19 rise in NDP share + Jagmeet being next door, we *could* have an unforeseen 3-way circumstance... |
 | 30/06/21 |
Negative Inference 45.41.168.91 |
Despite his trouble tenure as defence minister, Sajjan has put in the work locally. With higher profile and access to extra resources as a cabinet member, it would take a major Liberal meltdown for Sajjan to be in any danger. |
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