18 01 06	01/02/2003
With the Liberals having over-performed there in 2004 as they had a star candidate, and with the Conservative Party increasingly popular in Quebec and Quebec City in particular, there are strong chances that the Conservative coattails will result in a win for that party there. Expect a Conservative win, although it will be by a very modest margin.
	16 12 05	ClaudeB
No contest in Beauport-Limoilou. Last time, the Liberals had a star candidate with Dennis Dawson. This time around, they have a much lower profile candidate with Mr. Picard. Christian Simard should increase his vote total to over 50% of votes cast.
	12 05 05	M. Lunn
Normally a swing riding that could go either way, but at this point, asides from a few West Montreal ridings, the Bloc will literally sweep Quebec meaning this riding will stay Bloc Quebecois.
	12 05 05	M. Lunn
Central Quebec is solid separtist territory and with the exception of Jean Chretien's old riding, who won because he was prime-minister, this area generally goes Bloc Quebecois and even went Parti Quebecois mostly in the msot recent provincial election. This area is also somewhat conservative since the Social Credit use to do well here and the Action Democratique is strong here, but with the Conservatives generally being out of touch with most Quebecers and having a weak organization here, they will not be a threat at all.
	05 05 05	Initial
Le Bloc Québécois va accroitre le nombre de votes dans ce comté, les libéraux vont être réduits marginalement et le parti conservateur pourrait augmenter son score de 4 à 5 %... le gagnant du comté sera le Bloc avec +/- 53 % des votes.