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Constituency Profile
Candidates:
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Gaudet, Kevin |  |
Higdon, Eileen |  |
Hoefig, Scott |  |
MacCharles, Tracy |  |
Navarro, Anthony | Incumbent: |
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Tracy MacCharles |
Reference:
Pundits’ Guide – Ontario (Pickering-Scarborough East)
2011 Provincial Election Prediction
2011 Federal Election Prediction
2008 Federal Election Prediction
2007 Provincial Election Prediction
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 | 14 06 09 |
A.S. 99.231.139.81 |
Janus, The Constituency--a different kind of awkward riding draw from Oak Ridges-Markham--but the half-416 factor's looking like an assurance of Liberal victory; and it helps that cabinet has rendered MacCharles a higher-profile caucus rep than Wayne Arthurs ever was. Meanwhile, esp. now that it's no longer an open seat, the rematch w/Gaudet has a 'sloppy seconds' flavour about it--something that more or less bears itself out in the Forum poll. |
 | 14 06 07 |
Toronto Star/Forum Poll 99.231.139.81 |
Pickering-Scarborough East (polled Sunday, 602 people, accurate to within 4 percentage points, 19 times out of 20) Liberal Tracy MacCharles 49 per cent, Progressive Conservative Kevin Gaudet 35 per cent, New Democrat Eileen Higbon 11 per cent, Green Anthony Navarro 4 per cent. |
 | 14 05 18 |
Jeff316 69.196.138.207 |
MacCharles is one of the few bright spots of the Liberals past three years in power and she'll likely keep this in the Liberal fold. She'd be a huge loss to a team that has little strength, energy, or new ideas. Should the Liberals stay in government, look for her to be one of the leading ministers in a new Cabinet. |
 | 14 05 04 |
monkey 174.114.16.226 |
This one is half 416 and half 905. The NDP may be competitive in Scarborough but most are progressives who want to keep the PCs out so they will go Liberal. The 905 side could go either way, but the Liberal strength on the 416 side will be enough to ensure this stays in the Liberal column even if they lose the 905 side. |
 | 13 04 10 |
70.30.132.201 |
In 2011, complete political unknown Tracy MacCharles took this riding by storm with a landslide victory over Conservative ‘star’ ‘candidate’ Kevin Gaudet. Less than two years later, MacCharles is no longer an unknown; she's quickly become a fixture both in the community and the legislature, and earned a cabinet position as Minister of Consumer Services. With her increasing public profile and her opponent remaining a poor fit for the riding, there's no reason to think she won't hold the seat for terms to come. |
 | 13 04 10 |
seasaw 99.225.1.213 |
A unique riding, part 905, part 416, a great MPP, who's been promoted to cabinet and has the chance to become the shining star of the Wynne government. The PC's will probably do well in Pickering, but there's enough Scarborough in this riding to keep it Liberal. |
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