11 10 05	T.J. 204.40.1.129
I did a double-take with the latest Elliot campaign literature that landed in my mailbox yesterday. It shows Elliot standing next to a large solar panel having a discussion. The text speaks to ?supporting an affordable, clean energy supply mix to strengthen our economy and create jobs?. Excuse me? Did someone change the PC songbook???
	11 09 01	True Grit 99.242.211.210
While some suggest this is the Flaherty/Elliott homeland, the riding is vulnerable. My neighbours are not impressed with Hudak and liken him to the younger sibling of Harris. This riding could go Liberal with a strengthened NDP presence. One to watch fo sure.
	11 08 03	A.S. 99.233.218.204
Actually, Whitby-Oshawa is more of a Flaherty/Elliott seat than a bedrock-conservative seat per se--the boomtown-suburban demographics aren't *that* much different from its more Liberal-or-non-Tory-leaning neighbours. But Flaherty/Elliott clinches it, plus the fact that when it comes to the potentially-Liberal-leaning 905, it ain't the nineties-and-noughts no more. Even with a local councillor, the Grits might more likely be fighting the NDP for second now.
	11 07 12	R.O. 24.146.23.226
Liberals do have a new candidate Elizabeth Roy but its simply too conservative of an area mostly a mix of suburban residents without the kind of liberal base we see in metro Toronto. Christine Elliott is one of the more well known conservative mpp's due to her high profile husband and her leadership run. she will hold this riding in 2011 .
	11 05 26	WOConcerned 142.106.216.96
Seems the word on the street is that Councillor Elizabeth Roy is going to run for the Liberals....this certainly makes this race very interesting and likely should be TCTC....
	11 02 18	seasaw 99.224.215.171
The riding's been Tory since '95. Christine Elliott's a high profile popular MPP here. She won a relatively easy victory in '07, and so far, this year, the Tory fortunes look brighter.