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| 18/09/21 |
J.F. Breton 207.253.54.66 |
Alain Therrien est un excellent candidat de terrain et le Mainstreet, il y a une semaine, le montrait en avance. Aucune raison que la situation se soit inversée. Victoire du Bloc. |
| 17/09/21 |
George 104.232.37.109 |
Mainstreet of Sept 11 has a healthy Bloc lead here, 42 BQ to 32 Lib among decided voters. https://ipolitics.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/LaPrairie-iPolitics-12September2021.pdf |
| 07/09/21 |
R.O. 24.146.13.237 |
Alain Therrien was first elected in 2019 but had previously been a Parti Quebecois member of the Quebec legislature for the area. the riding has been bloc before but also liberal and ndp. The liberals with an incumbent mp still lost this riding to the bloc by 5 % last election. I’m not seeing any reason as to why that would change this year seems likely to stay bloc. |
| 15/08/21 |
A.S. 99.225.52.35 |
One of the more abrasive Bloqistes (i.e. the one who triggered Jagmeet's accusations of racism), Therrien really got his seat as a consolation prize after being trounced provincially for the PQ. I mentioned in '19 that the trends were not in the Bloc's favour unless they got 1/3 of seats in QC; well, they *did* make that benchmark, and this was one of those seats. But it's because the Lib share stood still, while the Bloc leapfrogged flor a 5-point margin. And that narrowness is why it remains a likely top Lib target. (But it used to be the Brossard/La Prairie border that was full-stop btw/Lib and Bloc country. Now La Prairie & Candiac are on the roughly Lib side, while Ste Catharine/St Constant buoy the Bloc.) |
| 25/05/21 |
J.F. Breton 38.23.227.9 |
Toujours une lutte très intéressante dans La Prairie. Alain Therrien est présent et bien en vue dans le caucus bloquiste. Ceci étant, la dynamique dans la circonscription permet toujours aux Libéraux d'offrir une solide performance. Je m'abstiendrai de désigner un gagnant, tant qu'on n'aura pas un portrait final des candidats en lice, particulièrement chez les Libéraux. |
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