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CHENOWETH, LINDA | |
DEROO, ALLAN | |
GREWAL, AKASH | |
MILLER, PAUL | |
MONROY, LUCINA | |
MUNROE, BRIAN | |
STEBBING, JENNIFER |
Incumbent(s):
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Hamilton East-Stoney Creek
Paul Miller
(100.00% of voters in new riding)
2014/2008 Predictions |
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| 16/04/2018 |
A.S. 99.225.48.35 |
I'll allow for the upset potential; after all, the Hamilton East part *has* been pared back a touch, and Miller already fell (or, some might say, 'normalized') in share last time. (And of course, we've already seen a federal upset--and hey, Bratina may be a 'flake', but he's still a former mayor with the cachet that implies.) But face it: we're talking about within the ONDP leader's orbit here; and because said leader ain't Kathleen Wynne, it's a little redundant to protest-vote against her... |
| 12/04/2018 |
manny 64.228.242.213 |
Human rights complaints filed against two Hamilton NDP politicians Human rights complaints filed against two Hamilton NDP politicians Two office staffers with Mountain MPP Monique Taylor and one with east Hamilton-Stoney Creek MPP Paul Miller have alleged workplace bullying and discrimination |
| 12/04/2018 |
192.171.48.70 |
This riding will be barely won by the NDP...and Miller is dealing with issues at QP....could even go under the blue Wave ....not a lock IMHO |
| 19/03/2018 |
jeff316 69.165.157.213 |
Could the NDP go down to one Hamilton seat come June? Probably, no. Possible, yes. The question is, who would be left standing? Miller might have just enough of the angryman persona to hang on but then again a classy-but-stiff Eisenberg-esque PC candidate could present enough of a contrasting image to garner more emotionally-balanced voters and let Doug Ford appeal to the cranks. I mean, this riding elected Bob Bratina (a flake if there ever was one) of all people. So who knows. NDP ends up with G |
| 08/01/2018 |
MF 69.159.31.101 |
Most of this riding *is* in Stoney Creek, so obviously the NDP doesn't have a problem there. Paul Miller should have no problem being re-elected. |
| 13/12/2017 |
M. Lunn 174.7.110.151 |
Normally not a safe NDP riding, but the Liberals have really tanked in the heavy manufacturing areas so despite winning federally here, don't see them winning provincially. The Hamilton portion will go heavily NDP while Stoney Creek being more suburban could go either Liberal or PC but neither will win it by enough to offset their weakness in the old city of Hamilton portions. |
| 10/12/2017 |
Innocent bystander 67.215.130.68 |
The NDP won by 17 points last time around. Would require a major NDP collapse and Liberal gains to become a competitive riding. |
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