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| 14/09/21 |
Sam 92.40.181.113 |
I agree with the post made by J.F. Breton - an energised Bloc who are turning out to vote should keep this in their column, particularly in these ridings which don't face Montreal in the same way. On top of most of the weekly polls show the Bloc catching up, so I expect Bergeron is now likely to hold on by a similar margin. |
| 11/09/20 |
J.F. Breton 38.23.227.9 |
Quelques éléments qui militent pour une réélection de Bergeron: 1) la campagne très moyenne des libéraux; 2) le sursaut nationaliste au Québec à la suite du débat en anglais, Bergeron saura en tirer profit; 3) Bergeron est un politique aguerri qui demeure très présent et connu dans son coin. |
| 03/09/21 |
R.O. 24.146.13.237 |
Stephane Bergeron was first elected in 2019 and had been a provincial member for parti Quebecois prior to running federally so well known. Riding had been ndp in 2011 and liberal in 2015 but before that bloc Quebecois for some time so think its more of a bloc riding. |
| 15/08/21 |
A.S. 99.225.52.35 |
For all Bergeron's star quality, that he only won Montarville by 7 points (and the Libs gained 3 points in defeat) is indicative of something a bit too externally drilled-in for comfort--which is not why I'm *quite* ready to hand this unreservedly back to the Bloc this time. (And it's inevitable that the Orange Crush would have generated a tribe of post-defeat perennials, like Sellah bearing the standard once again.) |
| 25/05/21 |
J.F. Breton 38.23.227.9 |
Stéphane Bergeron ne devrait pas avoir de mal à l'emporter, lui qui est député fédéral (BQ) ou provincial (PQ) dans le secteur depuis des années. Il faudrait un candidat libéral d'envergure pour le détrôner. |
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