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 | 03/09/21 |
R.O. 24.146.13.237 |
John Brassard was first elected in 2015 and re elected in 2019 , which were the only 2 elections this riding existed in these exact boundaries . although the area has been mostly conservative over the years with some liberal wins in the 90’s-2000-04 elections. One has to wonder what this area will look like down the road with new growth and new residents but as for this election its likely to stay cpc. |
 | 24/08/21 |
Chris N 70.49.128.229 |
With increasing housing development and the mass exodus of Torontonians to the region, it will be interesting to see if the riding is still a Conservative stronghold, say, 5 to 10 years from now. Until then, this should be a safe CPC seat. |
 | 04/08/21 |
A.S. 99.225.52.35 |
I don't think there was *that* much expectation of a close race in '19--after all, unlike the BSOM knife-edge next door, Brassard was already sitting on nearly a 10-point margin; and esp. in the aftermath of SNC-Lavalin, there was little expectation of the Libs to be in any position to defeat any Conservatives so well-cushioned (and much of that loose left vote migrated to NDP/Green anyway, so Brassard wound up w/a bigger cushion on a lower share). While CPC doldrum polling doesn't work on Brassard's behalf, further opposition vote splitting, plus maybe a post-Barrie-tornado sympathy vote, might. |
 | 04/07/21 |
seasaw 99.225.229.135 |
Many expected this riding to be close the last time, but Brassard took it by a comfortable margin. It may or may not be closer this time, but he is going to win here again. |
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