08 02 03	A.S. 99.233.96.153
The Whitby-Oshawa comparison is quite apt. And like Jim Flaherty, James Moore probably brings some added personal reinforcement to whatever ‘natural’ Tory strength lies within. It's certainly telling that the NDP's no longer making vaunting claims to the seat (cf. earlier EPP episodes)
	07 11 15	R.O. 209.91.149.139
Conservative hold for James Moooe mp as he is one of the more liked suburban vancouver tory mp's. and has held this riding since 2000 when he was first elected. he's a good fit for this riding and should have little trouble here.
	07 10 27	King of Kensington 70.52.185.130
I'd say this is BC counterpart of Whitby-Oshawa...far enough removed from Vancouver to be Conservative territory. It is filled with the sort of suburban/exurban voters that Harper is targeting - what Environics calls the ‘blue collar comfort’ demographic.
	07 04 10	Paulie 70.68.166.174
With an election call possibly weeks away, I'm ready to call this one Conservative. The Liberals will win 25-30% of the vote, because they always do. But the absence of a candidate with any profile will not put them over the top. The NDP? Forget it. They had a dismal candidate last time that was parachuted in by the party (Mary Woo Sims) and rumour has it that nobody wants to run there next time. Green? No. The question is how much of the vote Moore will get. I say over 50%, which he hasn't gotten since 2000.
	07 03 21	Jim Schumer 206.116.194.83
Not even a question here. Moore will win big. Liberals invisible here and the Federal ndp party is a non-starter showing no resemblance to the popular ndp mla here. James does a good job and should be in cabinet.
	07 03 21	M. Lunn 74.99.130.109
James Moore is a moderate and popular upcoming MP. It is too bad he didn't get a cabinet position as he was the closest Conservative MP to Vancouver of those elected as Conservatives. This riding leans conservative, but is not a safe one (like the North Shore ridings which went Liberal), rather James Moore represents this upper middle class riding that is fiscally conservative but socially progressive unlike the two North Shore candidates who were from the religious right. If their candidate was from the religious right, the Tories might be in trouble here.