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Constituency Profile
Candidates:
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Bustard, Jeffrey | |
Hunter, Mitzie | |
Kerr, Richard | |
Kirupa, Ken | |
Sawdon, John | |
Syed, Shuja | Incumbent: |
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Mitzie Hunter |
Reference:
Pundits’ Guide – Ontario (Scarborough-Guildwood)
2011 Provincial Election Prediction
2011 Federal Election Prediction
2008 Federal Election Prediction
2007 Provincial Election Prediction
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| 14 06 05 |
Larry 70.27.14.224 |
Mitzie should win here with some comfort, now the NDP are not able to run a full campaign due to a lack of volunteers according to their Riding President. The Tories have plenty of signs, but Mitzie has been an excellent constituency member. |
| 14 06 04 |
Marco Ricci 99.241.63.7 |
The NDP candidate who had the NDP nomination taken away from her by Adam Giambrone has endorsed Liberal MPP Mitizie Hunter. http://www.insidetoronto.com/news-story/4555732-scarborough-guildwood-former-ndp-contender-backs-liberal-candidate-for-re-election/ |
| 14 05 22 |
Alice 67.70.86.233 |
NDP is collapsing in the 416. This riding is going to be easier for the Liberals to win then it was in the by-election. Hunter retains. |
| 14 05 19 |
A.S. 99.233.52.111 |
Yeah, no more Giambrone (phew!)--but oddly (and who knows what that says about the fallout), the person he ousted, Amarjeet Chhabra, *isn't* his NDP replacement. But I agree that the end result should be more status quo now--depending on what status quo might turn out to be; after all, as TSP indicates, this *was* a strategic testing ground for the ONDP, and the end result w/an apparently uncongenial parachute turned out 'promising'. So, perhaps, the byelection turned out to be a stronger foretelling than the Chretien-Martin-McGuinty-era fed-prov landslides of yore... |
| 14 05 15 |
Trinity-Spadina Progressive 70.49.168.176 |
A testing ground for the 'Ford New Democrat' strategy - NDP 'star candidate' Adam Giambrone came in third. For all the talk of 'the NDP vote went up by six points!' Giambrone is not running for obvious reasons. Looks like this will revert back to Liberal auto-pilot mode, given that Mitzie Hunter now enjoys the advantage of incumbency and with the Liberals polling high in Toronto. |
| 14 05 04 |
monkey 174.114.16.226 |
While the by-election was somewhat close, this is normally a safe riding so as long as the Liberals are in second or first in the polls they should be fine here. |
| 13 09 15 |
198.200.89.110 |
Like the previous poster, likely liberal hold. Wynne's transit vision will be appealing here. |
| 13 09 14 |
198.200.89.110 |
This riding went liberal in the by-elections at the height of the liberal gas plant scandal. Mitzie Hunter is a strong candidate, and it is unlikely that Giambrone will be running here in a general election (he will either pick a downtown riding or stay out). The liberal about-face on subways will help them here, and the liberals will likely improve on their by-election result as Mitzie becomes better known (as well as the incumbency advantage). Comfortable liberal hold. |
| 13 06 05 |
A.S 184.146.113.65 |
Looking very good for the PCs here right now. Many reasons for this. The current incumbent, Margarett Best, has been under controversy after taking a vacation while on |
| 13 04 24 |
OnPoliGeek 24.235.100.178 |
Seeing that the current MPP, Margarett Best, has been on medical leave for close to three months, I wonder if she will even be nominated in the riding. That said, the PCs have a dismal record in this riding and the Liberals will take it. |
| 13 03 03 |
seasaw 99.225.1.213 |
The last time the Tories tried everything and they even had a star candidate, they didn't even come close. Expect a bigger win for Margaret Best this time. |
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