14 05 20	R.O. 24.146.23.226
Christine Elliott should be able to hold this riding for Ontario pc's . it was a close race a few years back but don't really see it being that close this year for a number of reasons . a suburban 905 riding that is likely to stay with Ontario pc's .
	14 05 06	Welsh Lad 99.242.200.114
Normally I wouldn't vote PC, but Elliott is a very effective MPP. She is honest, hard-working, committed to her constituents and pragmatic. Elliott appeals to Blue and Red Tories alike. If the PC's are elected she is a shoe-in for cabinet - but that will only be a minority. Had the tory brass picked her instead of Who-dat, she'd landslide to a majority.
	14 05 11	A.S. 99.233.52.111
Don't forget another factor behind the possibility of Whitby-Oshawa hitting 50%: the sympathy factor--why would voters arbitrarily spit on the recently bereaved? Though as always: with the Flaherty-Elliott household factored out, W-O wouldn't necessarily be such an automatic Tory--or at least Eves-Tory-Hudak-era defeated/opposition Tory--slam dunk: the NDP once won or was competitive here, y'know.
	14 05 04	monkey 174.114.16.226
As a centre-right outerlying suburban riding, it is normally a PC riding to begin with. With Christine Elliot either a cabinet potential if the PCs win or a leadership hopeful if they lose which will force Hudak to resign, there is absolutely little reason to dump here. The question is does she get over 50% or not, not whether she wins or not. In fact this maybe the closest riding to Toronto where the PCs get over 50% unless things really turn in their favour.
	13 02 28	seasaw 99.225.1.213
PC hold. Christine Elliott's high profile and the fact that the PC candidate has won big here since 1995 is enough to make this prediction