08 02 16	A.S. 99.233.96.153
Wasn't there some catastrophe in the Liberal nomination camp here some months ago? If so, my, how the Grits have fallen since Kilgour times. Once one of only two Liberal seats remaining in Edmonton; now, well, I don't want to be cute by saying it could potentially be one of only two *Conservative* seats remaining in Edmonton. (Not because it's unlikely the Grits will do that well; but because there are better ‘last two seat’ candidates. Besides, ethnicity works to the Liberals' token favour here: it's sort of a polyglot pendant to Calgary Northeast, where the Grits got their best *Calgary* result last time.)
	07 03 29	M. Lunn 74.99.130.109
This went Liberal more due to David Kilgour's personal popularity than strong Liberal support. While it may go Liberal here provincially, the Liberals provincially aren't despised in Alberta the way the federal Liberals are.
	07 03 26	Jay 142.104.232.152
This seat was only competitive in the past because of David Kilgour, but from now on, it should be safely Conservative.
	07 03 25	Daniel 156.34.85.213
Many people thought this riding would be a close one last time; it wasn't. It would appear that most of the Liberal support that existed in this riding was actually Kilgour support - meaning Mr. Lake should have no problem getting re-elected.