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 | 12/09/20 |
Sam 188.29.70.151 |
Despite being the Bloc's top target in Laval, I think even a reenergised post-debate Bloc (if that is the case) are too far behind to take this one, and the big L liberal (at both levels of government) seems to have cemented a bit more here even if this being home to the only CAQ riding in Laval. There isn't much to say about local dynamics so much barring the incumbency of the 78 year old Yves Robillard and a strong but fairly typical candidate for the Bloc - certainly nothing to change the race. |
 | 15/08/21 |
A.S. 99.225.52.35 |
The Laval riding most amenable to a Bloc pickup--but also the one where the Libs gained most in share relative to '15, suggesting an ‘inner-Montrealization’ process that isn't letting up one bit. The Bloc gunning for this as a Laval toehold is still a given; it depends on whether they have the stomach or the chops for scoring at least half the seats in QC the way they managed in peak Bouchard/Duceppe years. |
 | 18/05/21 |
J.F. Breton 38.23.227.9 |
Les changements démographiques inhérents à la région de Laval favorisent les Libéraux fédéraux. À moins d'un raz-de-marée bloquiste au Québec, victoire assez facile des Libéraux à Laval. |
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