08 09 29	Stéphane Gaudet 70.82.32.76
Selon le sondage Segma publié dans les journaux de gesca e matin, Christiane Gagnon mène avec 44% et devance largement son adversaire conservatrice Taschereau. Une autre victoire bloquiste pour le coeur de la ville de Québec qui demeure contre vents et marées péquiste et bloquiste à tous les scrutins.
	08 09 29	J.F. Breton 24.201.215.27
Je me range de l'avis du site... Faut dire que la dernière semaine des conservateurs n'a pas été très bonne au Québec. Sondage LeSoleil - Groupe Gesca entre le 24 et 27 septembre: Christiane Gagnon, BQ 44% Myriam Taschereau, PCC 26% Damien Rousseau, PLC 11% Catheryn Roy-Goyette, NPD 11% Yonnel Bonaventure, VERT 8%
	08 09 18	J.F. Breton 24.201.215.27
Les Conservateurs mènent outrageusement dans la région de Québec. Le dernier sondage parle de 67% pour le PCC et de 25% pour le Bloc, les autres partis se partageant des grenailles. Même avec une marge d'erreur de 10%, ça reste encore 57% PCC et 35% Bloc. Québec aura beau avoir une démographie électorale différente, je ne crois pas qu'il pourra résister à la vague conservatrice. Ce sera une courte victoire des Conservateurs dans ce dernier bastion du Bloc à Québec.
	08 09 14	JLP 70.55.128.87
Avec Myriam Taschereau comme candidate, ça va être très difficile pour Christiane Gagnon de garder son siège, sans compter que les conservateurs font toujours un carton dans la région de Québec. Souvenez vous qu'aux dernières élections, les conservateurs ont gagné Louis-Hébert, alors que personne ne voyait le PCC à Sainte-Foy. Pour ces raisons, je donne l'avantage aux conservateurs dans ce comté. Je ne serais même pas surpris de les voir rafler tous les comtés de la région, mit à part Portneuf, bien sûr.
	08 09 12	David 74.57.171.78
You gotta know Québec city very well to understand the difference between the ‘upper town’ and the ‘lower town’ (haute-ville et basse-ville). During the last provincial election, ADQ won ALL the ridings in the suburbs and the ‘lower town’ when que P.Q. and the P.L.Q. won the 3 ‘upper town’ riding. During the last federal election the Bloc won in the voting section in the ‘upper town’ INCLUDING SILLERY, while the P.C. won in Vanier, L'Ancienne-Lorette and the area surrounding Jean-Lesage airport. The fact that Québec and Louis-Hébert both include parts of the ‘upper and lower town’ is the reason why the results in those two ridings where so close. The difference between Québec and Louis-Hébert is that Québec as much more electors from the ‘upper town’ and this is why I think that Christiane Gagnon from the Bloc is likely to win this seat!
	08 09 12	Paul Tremblay 67.159.44.138
While I admit that the Conservatives are not as popular in this riding as they are in other Quebec City-area ridings, and that their vote will be lower here than in neighbouring ridings, and that the Bloc incumbent is popular and well-respected, the Conservatives are just way too much ahead of the Bloc in the Quebec City area to make a Bloc win realistic. The Conservatives will win this riding by 2,000 votes at the very least.
	08 08 31	VincentL. 70.53.132.221
You have to live in Quebec to understand the geography of the vote in the area. The ADQ and the conservatives have been indeed polled strong in the greater region recently but their vote is concentrated in the suburbs (Lévis, Vanier, Charlesbourg, Beauport etc). The voting patterns, at the provincial, federal and municipal level, in this area of the city (central Quebec City) all point to a fairly progressive minded electorate (socially and fiscally). Let me make myself clear: central Quebec City will NEVER vote Conservative. Since the Liberals, for historical reasons, are not popular either in this strongly separatist riding, honestly I'd think the NDP, the Greens or even an independent would have better chances to pick up this riding than the Conservatives or the Libs. Also, Christiane Gagnon, the Bloc MP and candidate, is going to be difficult to beat. Representing the riding since 1993, she is well-known, very popular among community leaders and generally well-appreciated.
	08 06 02	T.V. 207.219.39.131
People who are predicting CPC wins here don't understand the area. While the surrounding area has always been friendly to conservatives, the downtown of Quebec City is mostly inhabited by bureaucrats and academics, the bedrock of BQ support.
	08 03 31	Brian Dell 68.150.31.246
?Dans la r?gion de Qu?bec, les conservateurs continuent de dominer avec 41% des intentions de vote contre 25% au Bloc, 17% au NPD et 14% au PLC? http://www.cyberpresse.ca/article/20080329/CPACTUALITES/803290815/6730/CPACTUALITES
	07 04 22	A.S. 74.99.222.209
Quebec City at large may be becoming a conservative stronghold; however, this is *inner* Quebec City. With the provincial seat of Taschereau, still a molten core of PQ support. To say it'll definitely go CPC is like saying Ottawa Centre will definitely go CPC. And if CPC wins here, they're more likely to sweep *every single one* of the Quebec City area seats, never mind ‘almost’. Not outside the realm of possibility; but if you strike the Bloc from the electoral equation, there could just as well be an NDP swing as a CPC one--which is why it's most likely (but not certainly) BQ again...
	07 04 13	24.81.18.126
Quebec province is politically in uncharted territory. The rise of the ADQ is good news for Harper, and Quebec City is becoming a conservative stronghold. Also, separatism is falling in support. This riding will go CPC the next election. I think that Quebeckers are split on CPC foreign policies and some more socially conservative policies, but Conservative support here is still strong. They will sweep almost all the seats in the Quebec City area, run strong in the rural areas, and even pick up a few seats in the Montreal suburbs.
	07 04 06	J.F. Breton 70.81.76.2
J'habite cette circonscription et nous venons de vivre le raz-de-marée adéquiste dans la grande région de Québec au niveau provincial. Naturellement, Agnès Maltais (PQ) a résisté à la vague dans Taschereau (le centre du comté fédéral de Québec). Il m'apparaît trop tôt pour prédire la réélection du Bloc ici, d'une part parce qu'on ne sait pas quelle est la force des Conservateurs dans la région, d'autre part parce qu'on ne sait pas quel est le niveau de démobilisation des souverainistes. Je préfère attendre que la campagne soit lancée et que les premiers sondages régionaux soient menés. Too close to call.