08 02 17	A.S. 99.233.96.153
Through various shifts, redistributions, and a touch of inner-core gentrification, Winnipeg Centre's actually more eclectic now than its ‘poor’ NDP predecessors; accordingly, Pat Martin has survived by being being the most ‘Doeresque’ of Manitoba's fed NDP caucus, i.e. perhaps not exactly an Ujjal Rae-in-waiting (except to hyper-partisans), but rendering the Liberals locally redundant, anyway. Though with its demographics, it would have made a terrific giant-killer riding for Gerard Kennedy to run in had he decided to return to his birth province...
	07 10 02	Nick J Boragina 74.14.23.192
Poor riding or not, the winner of this riding is not the NDP, but Pat Martin. Pat Martin spends most of his time and efforts in his home riding. He should win again easily, despite the lack of a national profile. I’ve seen him in action and he talks about the kind of things you read about in the reader’s digest ‘outrages’ page. Things that the government is normally oblivious to, but seem so obvious to the common man. Martin is known in the community for fighting for these causes, and they consistently reward him for it at election time. This time will be no different.
	07 08 17	binriso 156.34.215.58
Pat Martin fought off some tough challenges from Liberal star candidates and now pretty much owns this riding. Another NDP win with 50% of the votes and well ahead of the 2nd place Liberals with the CPC 3rd.
	07 04 07	Brian Appel 64.230.127.193
This is hardly the poorest riding in Canada. That honour actually goes to the riding of Random-Burin-St. Georges's in Newfoundland & Labrador. However, Pat Martin is quite popular in Winnipeg Centre, as is any socialist, actually. After all, this riding was once held by the founder of the CCF, J.S. Woodsworth. Martin to hold, after a bit of a fight with the Liberal candidate.
	07 03 29	M. Lunn 74.99.130.109
The poorest riding in Canada and one with a very strong NDP base. Pat Martin will easily hold this one.