15 10 13	Teddy Boragina 69.165.149.184
I noticed this riding had fewer than 5 party predictions, and decided to throw my hat into the ring. Moose Jaw is a potential NDP win, but unluckily for the NDP, this riding has a large rural voting population, and as such, favours the Tories.
	15 09 28	A.S. 99.233.125.239
Ray Boughen retires and Lewvan's uncongenial; so, practical solution for Tom Lukiwski--replace Boughen. As for signs of Moose Jaw swinging away--look, we know the Sask 'rurban' pattern well enough by now, there's enough rural wall o'blue to beat urban orange to a pulp. But still, as insurance just in case the national NDP returns to first-place contenderdom from pending also-ran-dom...
	15 09 23	R.O. 24.146.23.226
This is a new riding and a mix of several other Saskatchewan ridings . conservative Tom Lukiwski is the incumbent and should be able to hold onto this rural riding. Had it existed last election it would of went conservative.
	15 09 24	Non profit leader 74.198.198.84
Seems like the Tories have completely taken Moose Jaw for granted. One would be hard pressed to find a Tory sign or have seen the Tory 'candidate' at any local events...or heaven forbid canvassing! Saw this in the Leader Post today....expected explains a lot: http://www.leaderpost.com/news/regina/hard+feelings+linger+moose+tory+race/11385803/story.html?rel=815153
	15 03 29	monkey 174.114.31.13
Moose Jaw itself could be a close battle and wouldn't shock me if the NDP finish ahead there, but the rural parts will go massively Tory thus ensuring they win here.
	15 03 16	JW 99.232.118.35
While redistribution makes Regina and Saskatoon ridings very competitive between the Conservatives and the NDP, it also made all (but one) ridings outside the two cities overwhelmingly Conservative. Barring a major Conservative meltdown, this will safely remain Conservative.