15 09 29	A.S. 99.233.125.239
Wow, what a tinpot-Berzerkistan notional mandate for the Cons--and the second-place NDP at only 8%, and even that was more than twice as high as anyone else! Though I *might* expect that to tokenly moderate with growth in the Calgary-overspill exurbs of Chestermere and Strathmore--and I *do* mean 'tokenly'. Like, if present conditions held in 2011, it might be 'only' an 80-81% Con mandate, etc etc.
	15 05 23	Bza 205.206.232.60
Was still a strong Wildrose riding in the provincial election, so it will still be a conservative hold.
	15 03 25	Dr Bear 174.89.199.19
At 84%, was this the highest percentage for any party in the last election? CPC hold.
	15 03 23	JW 99.232.118.35
While a selected few (very few, if any) ridings in Edmonton or even Calgary may end up being competitive at some point of the campaign, rural Alberta will continue to be solid Conservative territory. Remember, the last time rural Alberta returned a non-Conservative/PC/Reform/Alliance MP was 1968 (two that election, and one of them started with the Social Credits).