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Constituency Profile
Candidates:
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Catena, Dolly |  |
Churchin, Zoran |  |
Damerla, Dipika |  |
Iwanusiw, Levko |  |
Karim, Fayaz |  |
Nguyen, Linh | Incumbent: |
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Dipika Damerla |
Reference:
Pundits’ Guide – Ontario (Mississauga East-Cooksville)
2011 Provincial Election Prediction
2011 Federal Election Prediction
2008 Federal Election Prediction
2007 Provincial Election Prediction
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 | 14 06 07 |
A.S. 99.233.52.111 |
Peter Fonseca absolutely walloped Zoran Churchin in 2007; but a messy Grit nomination struggle (in which Fonseca's sister lost), and *maybe* with the gas-plant issue lingering at the edges, led a comparatively lukewarm Damerla victory over Churchin in 2011. But for now, incumbency plus Hazel-induced autopilot suggests an easier go for the Grits--gas plant or no gas plant. (Scandal? What scandal?) |
 | 14 05 18 |
LB 174.138.198.64 |
This is a safe liberal seat. McCallion's endorsement will have a substantial impact in the riding as well. Damerla will win handily - I can't see this one swinging any other way. |
 | 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. PC with ties to voter's pulse likely to get some traction here. |
 | 14 05 12 |
SW 184.145.33.120 |
Mississauga East Cooksville being one of the original bedroom communities of Toronto since the early nineteen-fifties has large Northern and Eastern European communities, some of them now second and even third generation Canadians. There is also a larger more recent influx from Eastern Europe since the fall of the Soviet Union. These groups are hard working, ambitious, self sufficient and hold traditional moral values. They; including many of my own friends and relatives in the area, are generally not interested in hot button topics and financial mismanagement such as the power plants and ORNGE and OLG; they care more about a persons' moral character than they do about sharing indignation over some monetary outrage. This Riding, like many others, tend to lump all levels of all Political Parties together without distinguishing Provincial from Federal; and, with Justin Trudeau recently declaring all Liberals must be pro-choice and pro gay marriage, it does not bode well for the Liberal Candidate. It is interesting to note; in the last Federal Election, the Liberal Candidate Peter Fonseca who was previously the Liberal MPP in the same Riding, was seeking to replace the retiring Liberal pro life Albina Guarnieri; Peter who was/is well liked (but would not to respond to the question of whether he was pro-choice or pro-life) was narrowly defeated by a previously unknown Conservative Candidate who is pro life and of Eastern European origin. |
 | 14 05 08 |
Big Jim 99.237.175.18 |
Unless Hudak pulls off a miracle and gets over 42%, which I don't think is likely,this riding stays Liberal. The PC candidate Churchin has a reputation within his own party as lazy. Since he wont work based on previous election then as in baseball, its 3 strikes and you are out Zoran! Thank god, the PCs have fielded nothing but dud candidates in peel. |
 | 14 05 06 |
Ex-Londoner 132.156.103.22 |
This one is too close to call. It all depends on the attention kept on the gas plant scandal. Liberals could lose it, or could keep it, but will not have an easy time. |
 | 14 05 04 |
monkey 174.114.16.226 |
Liberal support has usually been about 10% above whatever their province wide support is so unless they fall under 30%, they should be fine here. |
 | 13 04 10 |
seasaw 99.225.1.213 |
the PC candidate is Zoran Churchin again, we have to see what impact the gas plant cancellation will have in this riding |
 | 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. |
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