14 06 02	A.S. 99.233.52.111
If Hazel's endorsement signifies Liberal autopilot in Mississauga once again, this stays with the flow (then again, federally, Navdeep Bains once looked unsinkable). And while there is a hint of potential Jagmeet-Singh-mania wavery in the Brampton South part, given the candidacies the likelier tableau is for the NDP to be a token dumpster for 'white votes' (hey, it's happened before; like, in Mississauga-Streetsville federally in '06)
	14 05 18	LB 174.138.198.64
The PCs are targeting this riding hard. Based on its history and McCallion's endorsement, I would put it in the liberal column although a strong performance by Hudak in the debates combined with a strong ground game could deliver this one to him. Those are both big IFs. Lean liberal.
	14 05 16	Art 174.95.58.142
Peel is the swing zone. PC voters are revving up to vote and Liberal voters are more likely to not vote. Once the debates pound home the billions of dollars in scandals and wastes, expect the PC revving to get much louder out here. Besides if you can't stomach PC, Gore Malton swung NDP in disgust. (Surprise!) Who needs the Liberals; NDP are the news Liberals.
	14 05 04	monkey 174.114.16.226
As of the one of the safest Liberal ridings in the 905, it should stay Liberal unless they fall below 30% province wide in which case I will move it to too close to call.
	13 04 10	seasaw 99.225.1.213
The way things look right now, the PC's don't have a big enough lead in 905 to take this, so call it Liberal hold.
	13 04 10	70.30.132.201
The incumbent won convincingly a year and a half ago, and is now facing the same Conservative opponent. Province-wide polls haven't moved drastically enough to suggest a change. Unless Mississauga catches Hudak-mania - which is, so far, yet to catch on anywhere outside of Hudak's house - this will be an easy Liberal hold.