08 02 19	A.S. 99.233.96.153
This is a classic case of a marginal Montreal-area Liberal seat that survived 2006 largely because the Bloc lost ground, too. Considering Stephane Dion's polling wonkiness, I wouldn't count Pablo Rodriguez's survival as a carte blanche for continued survival--though, it's true, at least in their incumbent seats, the federal Liberals have tended to outpoll a lot of them mid-election Quebec prognoses come E-day. Then again, there's something kinda becoming about having a Liberal MP who's prone to a glamorously rumpled Russell Crowe look on occasion...
	07 05 07	M.C. 24.122.224.138
Pablo Rodriguez a eu chaud en 2006 mais cette fois-ci, il sera réélu avec une majorité de plus en plus écrasante, peu importe qui osera lui disputer ce siège!!!
	07 04 09	Dr Bear & Prof Ape 67.71.57.62
It's pretty ridiculous to have this listed as TCTC when the incumbent survived the BQ onslaught of '06, is in a riding that has only gone BQ once (barely) and that was when the party first formed, with Liberals having rebouned substantially (especially in Montreal) and the Liberal leader is incredibly popular in Montreal. Calling this for the liberals is not wishful thinking, it's the obvious call right now.
	07 04 07	Stéphane Gaudet 70.83.98.126
Idem à JF Breton. Si cette circonscription a résisté à l'effondrement libéral de 2006 au Québec, elle demeurera libérale sans problème cette fois-ci. Réélection de Pablo Rodriguez à prévoir, en grande partie grâce au vote libéral solide et fidèle de Rivière-des-Prairies.
	07 04 06	J.F. Breton 70.81.76.2
Si Pablo Rodriguez a pu résister à la dernière vague bloquiste, je ne vois pas pourquoi il perdrait son comté cette fois-ci. Victoire libérale sans problème ici.
	07 03 26	Smok Wawelski 69.159.68.252
If Pablo Rodriguez survived the deluge of 2006, he will certainly keep this ethnically diverse seat in '07 or '08.