08 09 04	david m. 70.55.145.57
i've spent time out in the towns that make up the riding, and i really can't see how anyone but lessard would win this one. if the conservatives manage to pull this one off, there'll be 14-18 quebec seats that'd have fallen before, meaning that in a majority situation, it would hardly matter if they won this one.
	08 03 10	A.S. 99.233.96.153
On the whole, a seat which feels more of a Greater Montreal than Saint-Hyacinthe pull, i.e. whatever ADQ base exists is soft and relatively unlikely to translate into a CPC close call a la the StHy byelection. Even dumber would be to assume that it'll be a Mulcairiste gain just because Phil Edmonston was once elected here. Short of seat totals being reduced by 2/3, this is a Bloc rubber stamp par excellence.
	07 11 01	binriso 156.34.232.141
The old Chambly riding was where the NDP and Phillip Edmonston won their first by-election (with about 70% of the vote too and a 20 000 vote lead), though that was based almost solely on his candidacy and it was pre BQ. The NDP got like 3% of the vote here in 1993. The BQ has won by about a 2 to 1 margin each time, and in the last couple elections by a 3-1 advantage. No changes here.
	07 04 10	P.P. 70.82.50.99
L'ADQ a gagné dans Chambly à cause des fusions péquistes et des défusions libérales. Ce ne sera pas un facteur au fédéral
	07 04 06	J.F. Breton 70.81.76.2
Coeur de la Montérégie souverainiste. Malgré une victoire adéquiste dans Chambly, la présence de Pierre Curzi dans Borduas sere une aide précieuse pour les bloquistes. Je prévois une victoire bloquiste ici, sans trop de problème, avec une majorité légèrement réduite.