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Constituency Profile
Candidates:
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Bridger, Clyde | |
Hynes, Aaron | |
Kenny, Robyn | |
Simms, Scott |
Incumbent: |
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Scott Simms |
Previous Prediction/result
2008 Prediction
2006 Prediction
2004 Prediction
2000 Prediction
Reference:
Pundits' Guide
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| 11 03 28 |
M. Lunn 174.116.190.108 |
This has long been a Liberal stronghold with only a few exceptions and although I expect the Tories to cover some of their lost ground, I highly doubt they will take this. Chalk this up as an easy Liberal win. |
| 11 03 29 |
ATGM 115.30.172.37 |
The Liberals should win here but it will be a 50 - 40 split, similar to the 2006 general election. Gander has not been very kind to the Conservatives historically, so I can't see this changing. |
| 11 03 27 |
Tony Ducey 76.11.85.66 |
The Liberals hold onto this seat, the CPC's have no candidate here yet and Simms seems popular. |
| 09 10 03 |
Dr Bear & Prof Ape 74.13.73.190 |
Again, another situation where the Liberals didn't win many new votes but rather Conservative voters stayed home. These voters will be back and most likely vote CPC again but that wasn't enough to win it for the Cons even before the ABC campaign. |
| 09 08 25 |
NorthernRaven 130.209.74.226 |
Unless there is a backlash again Danny Williams, Scott Simms will hold this riding. He is popular in the former Senator George Baker riding, and the riding has only gone Progressice Conservative briefly once by Rex Barnes. Unless the Conservatives can run an exceptional candidate who can fight against another uncoming ABC, expect the Conservative vote to stay home once again. |
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