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Talking Points 2011 election predictions

Glen McGregor

It takes a special kind of crazy to stand in a public square and loudly refute facts scientifically proven and obvious to all.

Think of the mapmakers who continued to insist, aainst astronomical evidence, the world ended where sea serpents swam and cherubs broke wind.  Imagine the nutcase who confronted astronaut Buzz Aldrin over his role in the massive conspiracy to fake the 1969 lunar landing.  Or the solitary Japanese soldiers on Pacific islands, who kept fighting W.W.II into the 8-track-tape era.

In the spirit of these hold-outs, flat-earthers and moon-deniers, Talking Points refuses to accept the growing mass of polling data that presages the NDP forming the official opposition or, in some scenarios, the government.

We just don’t believe.  So thin are résumés of NDP candidates in Quebec, so improvised is the party’s ground game, that they simply cannot get out enough votes to support the current seat projections in Quebec, some exceeding 50.

Similarly, we think pollsters have again underestimated the ballot-box commitment of Conservative voters, as they did in 2008. The base, this time, is older, grumpier, frightened and more determined to vote than opposition supporters.

At the risk of inducing an aneurism in Citizen colleague and prediction debunker Dan Gardner, here’s what Talking Points expects Monday, province by province. Riding-by-riding wild guesses follow the provincial summaries.

Come Tuesday morning, feel free to mock my ineptitude or laud my genius:

NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR
With wet blanket Danny Williams no longer a factor, the Conservatives will win back one seat from the Liberals, with Fabian Manning recapturing his old riding of Avalon.  But Liberal Siobhan Coady, a strong performer in the House of Commons, will hang on in St. John’s South–Mount Pearl.
CPC 1 (+1), LIB 5 (-1), NDP 1

NOVA SCOTIA
Despite rumors of his demise, expect moderate Conservative Gerald Keddy to hang on to South Shore–St. Margaret’s. But the Orange Crush will claim Liberal Michael Savage and elect New Democrat Robert Chisholm in Dartmouth–Cole Harbour.
CPC 4, LIB 4 (-1), NDP 3 (+1)

NEW BRUNSWICK
Expect the Liberals to drop a pair to the Tories. Mulroney era cabinet minister Bernie Valcourt will skid past Jean Claude D’Amours in Madawaska-Restigouche. Brian Murphy will get pipped by Robert Goguen in Moncton – Riverview – Dieppe.
CPC 8 (+2), LIB 1 (-2), NDP 1

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Former Liberal cabinet minister Wayne Easter will fall to Tory Tim Ogilvie.
CPC 2 (+1), LIBS 2 (-1)

NORTHERN TERRITORIES
Conservative Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq holds Nunavut and Liberal Larry Bagnall retains the Yukon. NDP’s Dennis Bevington clings to Western Arctic.
CPC 1, LIB 1, NDP 1

SASKATCHEWAN
Voters’ comfort with NDP governments has to be a factor here.  In the Greater Moose Jaw area, New Democrat Noah Evanchuk will recapture an old NDP seat, Palliser, from the Conservatives, while Nettie Wiebe takes Saskatoon–Rosetown—Biggar from low-profile Tory Kelly Block. Liberal stalwart Ralph Goodale will barely hold onto Wascana, his party’s only seat in the province.
CPC 11 (-2), LIB 1, NDP 2 (+2)

ALBERTA
Paint it blue, once more. Sure, there was a glimmer of Prague spring in Edmonton in 2008, but a full-court press from the Tory ground machine will help Ryan Hastman recapture Edmonton – Strathcona from the NDP.
CPC 28 (+1)

MANITOBA
The rural-urban divide will preserve the status quo province-wide, except in Winnipeg-North where second time’s a charm for New Dem Rebecca Blaikie, daughter of Bill.
CPC 9, LIB 1 (-1), NDP 4 (+1)

BRITISH COLUMBIA
Don’t buy the prediction of massive sea-to-sky change on the Lower Mainland. The NDP will pick off Surrey North from Conservative Dona Cadman, but that will be the only gainer.  Tory Ronald Leung will grab the NDP seat of Burnaby-Douglas vacated by Bill Siksay. Lib Ujjal Dosanjh will hold Vancouver South only by dint of Conservative Wai Young’s tragi-comic campaign.  On the Island, the Tories reclaim their rights to Esquimalt – Juan de Fuca after floor-crosser Keith Martin’s retirement.  Green Party leader Liz May strikes out against a cabinet minister for a second time as Conservative Gary Lunn holds Saanich – Gulf Islands.
CPC 23 (+1), LIB 4 (-1), NDP 9

QUEBEC
Was the Orange Crush that began in Quebec a hilarious piece of performance art perpetrated on pollsters? Yep.  The NDP will have see a few breakthroughs – in Gatineau, Francoise Boivin should ride the wave to knock-off Blocquiste Richard Nadeau, and Nycole Turmel will upset Liberal Marcel Proulx. Tom Mulcair will hold Outremont, NDP rookie Tyrone Benskin will steal Jeanne-Le Ber from the Bloc. And the NDP’s Hoang Mai will snatch Brossard–La Prairie from the Liberals. Despite weak poll numbers province-wide, we think the Tories will hold pat by dropping two seats and gaining two others held by the Bloc.
CPC 11, LIB 12 (-2), NDP 5 (+4), BLOC 46 (-2), IND 1

ONTARIO
The outcome of Election 41 was foreshadowed by the pre-writ leak of the Conservatives’ infamous “very ethnic” strategy to target multi-cult ridings, mostly around Toronto. On Monday, the Tories’ highly ironic use of long-form census data will pay off through Brampton and Mississauga.  Among the Liberal casualties in the GTA, expect to see Ruby Dhalla, Paul Szabo, Ken Dryden and Joe Volpe fall to Tories. Mario Silva and Gerard Kennedy will lose their Toronto seats to New Democrats.  Liberal Mark Holland in Ajax – Pickering will number among to survive the massacre.  Leader Michael Ignatieff should be fine in Etobicoke – Lakeshore, for what it’s worth.  Despite the drama in Simcoe-Grey, Conservative Kellie Leitch should dispatch Helena Guergis.  Around the capital, Liberal David Bertschi should edge out Conservative Royal Galiepeau in Ottawa – Orleans.  But expect incumbents to win all other Ontario seats in the National Capital.
CPC 58 (+7), LIB 29 (-8), NDP 19 (+2), IND 0 (-1)

CANADA
Talking Points predicts a narrow Conservative majority government, triggering the immediate resignation of Michael Ignatieff. Despite increasing seat totals, New Democrats will emerge disappointed they will not form the official opposition, as pollsters anticipated. Jack Layton will retire before the next election. The Green Party will also search for a new leader.  Or, I could be completely wrong.
CPC 156 (+11), LIB 60 (-17), NDP 45 (+9), BLOC 46 (-2), INDY 1 (-1)

Riding by riding predictions (* indicates party change)

RIDING LAST MP TO HOLD SEAT PROJECTED WINNER
Alberta
Calgary Centre Lee Richardson Cons. Lee Richardson Cons.
Calgary Centre-North Jim Prentice Cons. Michelle Rempel Cons.
Calgary East Deepak Obhrai Cons. Deepak Obhrai Cons.
Calgary Northeast Devinder Shory Cons. Devinder Shory Cons.
Calgary Southeast Jason Kenney Cons. Jason Kenney Cons.
Calgary Southwest Stephen Harper Cons. Stephen J Harper Cons.
Calgary West Rob Anders Cons. Robert Anders Cons.
Calgary–Nose Hill Diane Ablonczy Cons. Diane Ablonczy Cons.
Crowfoot Kevin Sorenson Cons. Kevin A Sorenson Cons.
Edmonton Centre Laurie Hawn Cons. Laurie Hawn Cons.
Edmonton East Peter Goldring Cons. Peter Goldring Cons.
Edmonton–Leduc James Rajotte Cons. James Rajotte Cons.
Edmonton–Mill Woods–Beaumont Mike Lake Cons. Mike Lake Cons.
Edmonton–Sherwood Park Tim Uppal Cons. Tim Uppal Cons.
Edmonton–Spruce Grove Rona Ambrose Cons. Rona Ambrose Cons.
Edmonton–St. Albert Brent Rathgeber Cons. Brent Rathgeber Cons.
Edmonton–Strathcona Linda Duncan NDP Ryan Hastman Cons.*
Fort McMurray–Athabasca Brian Jean Cons. Brian Jean Cons.
Lethbridge Rick Casson Cons. Jim Hillyer Cons.
Macleod Ted Menzies Cons. Ted Menzies Cons.
Medicine Hat LaVar Payne Cons. LaVar Payne Cons.
Peace River Chris Warkentin Cons. Chris Warkentin Cons.
Red Deer Earl Dreeshen Cons. Earl Dreeshen Cons.
Vegreville–Wainwright Leon Benoit Cons. Leon Benoit Cons.
Westlock–St. Paul Brian Storseth Cons. Brian Storseth Cons.
Wetaskiwin Blaine Calkins Cons. Blaine Calkins Cons.
Wild Rose Blake Richards Cons. Blake Richards Cons.
Yellowhead Rob Merrifield Cons. Rob Merrifield Cons.
British Columbia
Abbotsford Ed Fast Cons. Ed Fast Cons.
British Columbia Southern Interior Alex Atamanenko NDP Alex Atamanenko NDP
Burnaby–Douglas Bill Siksay NDP Ronald Leung Cons.*
Burnaby–New Westminster Peter Julian NDP Peter Julian NDP
Cariboo–Prince George Richard M. Harris Cons. Dick Harris Cons.
Chilliwack–Fraser Canyon Chuck Strahl Cons. Mark Strahl Cons.
Delta–Richmond East John Cummins Cons. Kerry-Lynne Findlay Cons.
Esquimalt–Juan de Fuca Keith Martin Lib. Troy DeSouza Cons.*
Fleetwood–Port Kells Nina Grewal Cons. Nina Grewal Cons.
Kamloops–Thompson–Cariboo Cathy McLeod Cons. Cathy McLeod Cons.
Kelowna–Lake Country Ron Cannan Cons. Ron Cannan Cons.
Kootenay–Columbia Jim Abbott Cons. David Wilks Cons.
Langley Mark Warawa Cons. Mark Warawa Cons.
Nanaimo–Alberni James Lunney Cons. James Lunney Cons.
Nanaimo–Cowichan Jean Crowder NDP Jean Crowder NDP
New Westminster–Coquitlam Fin Donnelly NDP Fin Donnelly NDP
Newton–North Delta Sukh Dhaliwal Lib. Sukh Dhaliwal Lib.
North Vancouver Andrew Saxton Cons. Andrew Saxton Cons.
Okanagan–Coquihalla Stockwell Day Cons. Dan Albas Cons.
Okanagan–Shuswap Colin Mayes Cons. Colin Mayes Cons.
Pitt Meadows–Maple Ridge–Mission Randy Kamp Cons. Randy Kamp Cons.
Port Moody–Westwood–Port Coquitlam James Moore Cons. James Moore Cons.
Prince George–Peace River Jay Hill Cons. Bob Zimmer Cons.
Richmond Alice Wong Cons. Alice Wong Cons.
Saanich–Gulf Islands Gary Lunn Cons. Gary Lunn Cons.
Skeena–Bulkley Valley Nathan Cullen NDP Nathan Paul Cullen NDP
South Surrey–White Rock–Cloverdale Russ Hiebert Cons. Russ Hiebert Cons.
Surrey North Dona Cadman Cons. Jasbir Sandhu NDP*
Vancouver Centre Hedy Fry Lib. Hedy Fry Lib.
Vancouver East Libby Davies NDP Libby Davies NDP
Vancouver Island North John Duncan Cons. John Duncan Cons.
Vancouver Kingsway Don Davies NDP Don Davies NDP
Vancouver Quadra Joyce Murray Lib. Joyce Murray Lib.
Vancouver South Ujjal Dosanjh Lib. Ujjal Dosanjh Lib.
Victoria Denise Savoie NDP Denise Savoie NDP
West Vancouver–Sunshine Coast–Sea to Sky Country John Weston Cons. John Weston Cons.
Manitoba
Brandon–Souris Merv Tweed Cons. Merv Tweed Cons.
Charleswood–St. James–Assiniboia Steven Fletcher Cons. Steven Fletcher Cons.
Churchill Niki Ashton NDP Niki Ashton NDP
Dauphin–Swan River–Marquette Robert Sopuck Cons. Robert Sopuck Cons.
Elmwood–Transcona Jim Maloway NDP Jim Maloway NDP
Kildonan–St. Paul Joy Smith Cons. Joy Smith Cons.
Portage–Lisgar Candice Hoeppner Cons. Candice Hoeppner Cons.
Provencher Vic Toews Cons. Vic Toews Cons.
Saint Boniface Shelly Glover Cons. Shelly Glover Cons.
Selkirk–Interlake James Bezan Cons. James Bezan Cons.
Winnipeg Centre Pat Martin NDP Pat Martin NDP
Winnipeg North Kevin Lamoureux Lib. Rebecca Blaikie NDP*
Winnipeg South Rod Bruinooge Cons. Rod Bruinooge Cons.
Winnipeg South Centre Anita Neville Lib. Anita Neville Lib.
New Brunswick
Acadie–Bathurst Yvon Godin NDP Yvon Godin NDP
Beauséjour Dominic LeBlanc Lib. Dominic LeBlanc Lib.
Fredericton Keith Ashfield Cons. Keith Ashfield Cons.
Fundy Royal Rob Moore Cons. Rob Moore Cons.
Madawaska–Restigouche Jean-Claude D’Amours Lib. Bernard Valcourt Cons.*
Miramichi Tilly O’Neill-Gordon Cons. Tilly O’Neill Gordon Cons.
Moncton–Riverview–Dieppe Brian Murphy Lib. Robert Goguen Cons.*
New Brunswick Southwest Greg Thompson Cons. John Williamson Cons.
Saint John Rodney Weston Cons. Rodney Weston Cons.
Tobique–Mactaquac Mike Allen Cons. Mike Allen Cons.
Newfoundland and Labrador
Avalon Scott Andrews Lib. Fabian Manning Cons.*
Bonavista–Gander–Grand Falls–Windsor Scott Simms Lib. Scott Simms Lib.
Humber–St. Barbe–Baie Verte Gerry Byrne Lib. Gerry Byrne Lib.
Labrador Todd Russell Lib. Todd Russell Lib.
Random–Burin–St. George’s Judy Foote Lib. Judy Foote Lib.
St. John’s South–Mount Pearl Siobhan Coady Lib. Siobhan Coady Lib.
St. John’s East Jack Harris NDP Jack Harris NDP
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton–Canso Rodger Cuzner Lib. Rodger Cuzner Lib.
Central Nova Peter Gordon MacKay Cons. Peter G. MacKay Cons.
Cumberland–Colchester–Musquodoboit Valley Scott Armstrong Cons. Scott Armstrong Cons.
Dartmouth–Cole Harbour Michael Savage Lib. Robert Chisholm NDP*
Halifax Megan Leslie NDP Megan Leslie NDP
Halifax West Geoff Regan Lib. Geoff Regan Lib.
Kings–Hants Scott Brison Lib. Scott Brison Lib.
Sackville–Eastern Shore Peter Stoffer NDP Peter Stoffer NDP
South Shore–St. Margaret’s Gerald Keddy Cons. Gerald Keddy Cons.
Sydney–Victoria Mark Eyking Lib. Mark Eyking Lib.
West Nova Greg Kerr Cons. Greg Kerr Cons.
Ontario
Ajax–Pickering Mark Holland Lib. Mark Holland Lib.
Algoma–Manitoulin–Kapuskasing Carol Hughes NDP Carol Hughes NDP
Ancaster–Dundas–Flamborough–Westdale David Sweet Cons. David Sweet Cons.
Barrie Patrick Brown Cons. Patrick Brown Cons.
Beaches–East York Maria Minna Lib. Maria Minna Lib.
Bramalea–Gore–Malton Gurbax Malhi Lib. Bal Gosal Cons.*
Brampton West Andrew Kania Lib. Kyle Seeback Cons.*
Brampton–Springdale Ruby Dhalla Lib. Parm Gill Cons.*
Brant Phil McColeman Cons. Phil McColeman Cons.
Bruce–Grey–Owen Sound Larry Miller Cons. Larry Miller Cons.
Burlington Mike Wallace Cons. Mike Wallace Cons.
Cambridge Gary Goodyear Cons. Gary Goodyear Cons.
Carleton–Mississippi Mills Gordon O’Connor Cons. Gordon O’Connor Cons.
Chatham-Kent–Essex Dave Van Kesteren Cons. Dave Van Kesteren Cons.
Davenport Mario Silva Lib. Andrew Cash NDP*
Don Valley East Yasmin Ratansi Lib. Yasmin Ratansi Lib.
Don Valley West Robert Oliphant Lib. Robert Oliphant Lib.
Dufferin–Caledon David Tilson Cons. David Tilson Cons.
Durham Bev Oda Cons. Bev Oda Cons.
Eglinton–Lawrence Joseph Volpe Lib. Joe Oliver Cons.*
Elgin–Middlesex–London Joe Preston Cons. Joe Preston Cons.
Essex Jeff Watson Cons. Jeff Watson Cons.
Etobicoke Centre Borys Wrzesnewskyj Lib. Borys Wrzesnewskyj Lib.
Etobicoke North Kirsty Duncan Lib. Kirsty Duncan Lib.
Etobicoke–Lakeshore Michael Ignatieff Lib. Michael Ignatieff Lib.
Glengarry–Prescott–Russell Pierre Lemieux Cons. Pierre Lemieux Cons.
Guelph Francis Valeriote Lib. Bob Speller Lib.
Haldimand–Norfolk Diane Finley Cons. Diane Finley Cons.
Haliburton–Kawartha Lakes–Brock Barry Devolin Cons. Barry Devolin Cons.
Halton Lisa Raitt Cons. Lisa Raitt Cons.
Hamilton Centre David Christopherson NDP David Christopherson NDP
Hamilton East–Stoney Creek Wayne Marston NDP Wayne Marston NDP
Hamilton Mountain Chris Charlton NDP Chris Charlton NDP
Huron–Bruce Ben Lobb Cons. Ben Lobb Cons.
Kenora Greg Rickford Cons. Greg Rickford Cons.
Kingston and the Islands Peter Milliken Lib. Alicia Gordon Cons.*
Kitchener Centre Stephen Woodworth Cons. Stephen Woodworth Cons.
Kitchener–Conestoga Harold Albrecht Cons. Harold Albrecht Cons.
Kitchener–Waterloo Peter Braid Cons. Peter Braid Cons.
Lambton–Kent–Middlesex Bev Shipley Cons. Bev Shipley Cons.
Lanark–Frontenac–Lennox and Addington Scott Reid Cons. Scott Reid Cons.
Leeds–Grenville Gordon Brown Cons. Gord Brown Cons.
London North Centre Glen Pearson Lib. Glen Pearson Lib.
London West Ed Holder Cons. Ed Holder Cons.
London–Fanshawe Irene Mathyssen NDP Irene Mathyssen NDP
Markham–Unionville John McCallum Lib. John McCallum Lib.
Mississauga East–Cooksville Albina Guarnieri Lib. Peter Fonseca Lib.
Mississauga South Paul Szabo Lib. Stella Ambler Cons.*
Mississauga–Brampton South Navdeep Bains Lib. Navdeep Bains Lib.
Mississauga–Erindale Bob Dechert Cons. Robert Dechert Cons.
Mississauga–Streetsville Bonnie Crombie Lib. Bonnie Crombie Lib.
Nepean–Carleton Pierre Poilievre Cons. Pierre Poilievre Cons.
Newmarket–Aurora Lois Brown Cons. Lois Brown Cons.
Niagara Falls Rob Nicholson Cons. Rob Nicholson Cons.
Niagara West–Glanbrook Dean Allison Cons. Dean Allison Cons.
Nickel Belt Claude Gravelle NDP Claude Gravelle NDP
Nipissing–Timiskaming Anthony Rota Lib. Anthony Rota Lib.
Northumberland–Quinte West Rick Norlock Cons. Rick Norlock Cons.
Oak Ridges–Markham Paul Calandra Cons. Paul Calandra Cons.
Oakville Terence Young Cons. Terence Young Cons.
Oshawa Colin Carrie Cons. Colin Carrie Cons.
Ottawa Centre Paul Dewar NDP Paul Dewar NDP
Ottawa South David McGuinty Lib. David McGuinty Lib.
Ottawa West–Nepean John Baird Cons. John Baird Cons.
Ottawa–Orléans Royal Galipeau Cons. David Bertschi Lib.*
Ottawa–Vanier Mauril Bélanger Lib. Mauril Bélanger Lib.
Oxford Dave MacKenzie Cons. Dave MacKenzie Cons.
Parkdale–High Park Gerard Kennedy Lib. Peggy Nash NDP*
Parry Sound–Muskoka Tony Clement Cons. Tony Clement Cons.
Perth–Wellington Gary Schellenberger Cons. Gary Schellenberger Cons.
Peterborough Dean Del Mastro Cons. Dean Del Mastro Cons.
Pickering–Scarborough East Dan McTeague Lib. Dan McTeague Lib.
Prince Edward–Hastings Daryl Kramp Cons. Daryl Kramp Cons.
Renfrew–Nipissing–Pembroke Cheryl Gallant Cons. Cheryl Gallant Cons.
Richmond Hill Bryon Wilfert Lib. Bryon Wilfert Lib.
Sarnia–Lambton Patricia Davidson Cons. Pat Davidson Cons.
Sault Ste. Marie Tony Martin NDP Tony Martin NDP
Scarborough Centre John Cannis Lib. John Cannis Lib.
Scarborough Southwest Michelle Simson Lib. Michelle Simson Lib.
Scarborough–Agincourt Jim Karygiannis Lib. Jim Karygiannis Lib.
Scarborough–Guildwood John McKay Lib. John McKay Lib.
Scarborough–Rouge River Derek Lee Lib. Rana Sarkar Lib.
Simcoe North Bruce Stanton Cons. Bruce Stanton Cons.
Simcoe–Grey Helena Guergis Independent Cons. Kellie Leitch Cons.*
St. Catharines Rick Dykstra Cons. Rick Dykstra Cons.
St. Paul’s Carolyn Bennett Lib. Carolyn Bennett Lib.
Stormont–Dundas–South Glengarry Guy Lauzon Cons. Guy Lauzon Cons.
Sudbury Glenn Thibeault NDP Glenn Thibeault NDP
Thornhill Peter Kent Cons. Peter Kent Cons.
Thunder Bay–Rainy River John Rafferty NDP John Rafferty NDP
Thunder Bay–Superior North Bruce Hyer NDP Bruce Hyer NDP
Timmins–James Bay Charlie Angus NDP Charlie Angus NDP
Toronto Centre Bob Rae Lib. Bob Rae Lib.
Toronto–Danforth Jack Layton NDP Jack Layton NDP
Trinity–Spadina Olivia Chow NDP Olivia Chow NDP
Vaughan Julian Fantino Cons. Julian Fantino Cons.
Welland Malcolm Allen NDP Malcolm Allen NDP
Wellington–Halton Hills Michael Chong Cons. Michael Chong Cons.
Whitby–Oshawa Jim Flaherty Cons. Jim Flaherty Cons.
Willowdale Martha Hall Findlay Lib. Martha Hall Findlay Lib.
Windsor West Brian Masse NDP Brian Masse NDP
Windsor–Tecumseh Joe Comartin NDP Joe Comartin NDP
York Centre Ken Dryden Lib. Mark Adler Cons.*
York South–Weston Alan Tonks Lib. Alan Tonks Lib.
York West Judy Sgro Lib. Judy Sgro Lib.
York–Simcoe Peter Van Loan Cons. Peter Van Loan Cons.
Prince Edward Island
Cardigan Lawrence MacAulay Lib. Lawrence MacAulay Lib.
Charlottetown Shawn Murphy Lib. Shawn Murphy Lib.
Egmont Gail Shea Cons. Gail Shea Cons.
Malpeque Wayne Easter Lib. Tim Ogilvie Cons.*
Quebec
Abitibi–Baie-James–Nunavik–Eeyou Yvon Lévesque Bloc Yvon Lévesque Bloc
Abitibi–Témiscamingue Marc Lemay Bloc Marc Lemay Bloc
Ahuntsic Maria Mourani Bloc Maria Mourani Bloc
Alfred-Pellan Robert Carrier Bloc Robert Carrier Bloc
Argenteuil–Papineau–Mirabel Mario Laframboise Bloc Mario Laframboise Bloc
Bas-Richelieu–Nicolet–Bécancour Louis Plamondon Bloc Louis Plamondon Bloc
Beauce Maxime Bernier Cons. Maxime Bernier Cons.
Beauharnois–Salaberry Claude DeBellefeuille Bloc Claude DeBellefeuille Bloc
Beauport–Limoilou Sylvie Boucher Cons. Michel Létourneau Bloc *
Berthier–Maskinongé Guy André Bloc Guy André Bloc
Bourassa Denis Coderre Lib. Denis Coderre Lib.
Brome–Missisquoi Christian Ouellet Bloc Christelle Bogosta Bloc
Brossard–La Prairie Alexandra Mendes Lib. Hoang Mai NDP*
Chambly–Borduas Yves Lessard Bloc Yves Lessard Bloc
Charlesbourg–Haute-Saint-Charles Daniel Petit Cons. Daniel Petit Cons.
Châteauguay–Saint-Constant Carole Freeman Bloc Carole Freeman Bloc
Chicoutimi–Le Fjord Robert Bouchard Bloc Robert Bouchard Bloc
Compton–Stanstead France Bonsant Bloc France Bonsant Bloc
Drummond Roger Pomerleau Bloc Roger Pomerleau Bloc
Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine Raynald Blais Bloc Daniel Côté Bloc
Gatineau Richard Nadeau Bloc Françoise Boivin NDP*
Haute-Gaspésie–La Mitis–Matane–Matapédia Jean-Yves Roy Bloc Jean-François Fortin Bloc
Hochelaga Daniel Paillé Bloc Daniel Paillé Bloc
Honoré-Mercier Pablo Rodriguez Lib. Pablo Rodriguez Lib.
Hull–Aylmer Marcel Proulx Lib. Nycole Turmel NDP*
Jeanne-Le Ber Thierry St-Cyr Bloc Tyrone Benskin NDP*
Joliette Pierre Paquette Bloc Pierre A. Paquette Bloc
Jonquière–Alma Jean-Pierre Blackburn Cons. Jean-Pierre Blackburn Cons.
La Pointe-de-l’Île Francine Lalonde Bloc Ginette Beaudry Bloc
Lac-Saint-Louis Francis Scarpaleggia Lib. Francis Scarpaleggia Lib.
LaSalle–Émard Lise Zarac Lib. Lise Zarac Lib.
Laurentides–Labelle Johanne Deschamps Bloc Johanne Deschamps Bloc
Laurier–Sainte-Marie Gilles Duceppe Bloc Gilles Duceppe Bloc
Laval Nicole Demers Bloc Nicole Demers Bloc
Laval–Les Îles Raymonde Folco Lib. Karine Joizil Lib.
Lévis–Bellechasse Steven Blaney Cons. Steven Blaney Cons.
Longueuil–Pierre-Boucher Jean Dorion Bloc Jean Dorion Bloc
Lotbinière–Chutes-de-la-Chaudière Jacques Gourde Cons. Jacques Gourde Cons.
Louis-Hébert Pascal-Pierre Paillé Bloc Pierre Paul-Hus Cons.*
Louis-Saint-Laurent Josée Verner Cons. Josée Verner Cons.
Manicouagan Gérard Asselin Bloc Gérard Asselin Bloc
Marc-Aurèle-Fortin Serge Ménard Bloc Marie-France Charbonneau Bloc
Mégantic–L’Érable Christian Paradis Cons. Christian Paradis Cons.
Montcalm Roger Gaudet Bloc Roger Gaudet Bloc
Montmagny–L’Islet–Kamouraska–Rivière-du-Loup Bernard Généreux Cons. Nathalie Arsenault Bloc *
Montmorency–Charlevoix–Haute-Côte-Nord Michel Guimond Bloc Michel Guimond Bloc
Mount Royal Irwin Cotler Lib. Irwin Cotler Lib.
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce–Lachine Marlene Jennings Lib. Marlene Jennings Lib.
Outremont Thomas Mulcair NDP Thomas Mulcair NDP
Papineau Justin Trudeau Lib. Justin Trudeau Lib.
Pierrefonds–Dollard Bernard Patry Lib. Bernard Patry Lib.
Pontiac Lawrence Cannon Cons. Lawrence Cannon Cons.
Portneuf–Jacques-Cartier André Arthur Independent Andre Arthur Independent
Québec Christiane Gagnon Bloc Christiane Gagnon Bloc
Repentigny Nicolas Dufour Bloc Nicolas Dufour Bloc
Richmond–Arthabaska André Bellavance Bloc André Bellavance Bloc
Rimouski-Neigette–Témiscouata–Les Basques Claude Guimond Bloc Claude Guimond Bloc
Rivière-des-Mille-Îles Luc Desnoyers Bloc Luc Desnoyers Bloc
Rivière-du-Nord Monique Guay Bloc Monique Guay Bloc
Roberval–Lac-Saint-Jean Denis Lebel Cons. Denis Lebel Cons.
Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie Bernard Bigras Bloc Bernard Bigras Bloc
Saint-Bruno–Saint-Hubert Carole Lavallée Bloc Carole Lavallée Bloc
Saint-Hyacinthe–Bagot Ève-Mary Thaï Thi Lac Bloc Ève-Mary Thaï Thi Lac Bloc
Saint-Jean Claude Bachand Bloc Claude Bachand Bloc
Saint-Lambert Josée Beaudin Bloc Josée Beaudin Bloc
Saint-Laurent–Cartierville Stéphane Dion Lib. Stéphane Dion Lib.
Saint-Léonard–Saint-Michel Massimo Pacetti Lib. Massimo Pacetti Lib.
Saint-Maurice–Champlain Jean-Yves Laforest Bloc Jean-Yves Laforest Bloc
Shefford Robert Vincent Bloc Robert Vincent Bloc
Sherbrooke Serge Cardin Bloc Serge Cardin Bloc
Terrebonne–Blainville Diane Bourgeois Bloc Diane Bourgeois Bloc
Trois-Rivières Paule Brunelle Bloc Paule Brunelle Bloc
Vaudreuil-Soulanges Meili Faille Bloc Marc Boudreau Cons.*
Verchères–Les Patriotes Luc Malo Bloc Luc Malo Bloc
Westmount–Ville-Marie Marc Garneau Lib. Marc Garneau Lib.
Saskatchewan
Battlefords–Lloydminster Gerry Ritz Cons. Gerry Ritz Cons.
Blackstrap Lynne Yelich Cons. Lynne Yelich Cons.
Cypress Hills–Grasslands David Anderson Cons. David Anderson Cons.
Desnethé–Missinippi–Churchill River Rob Clarke Cons. Rob Gordon Clarke Cons.
Palliser Ray Boughen Cons. Noah Patrick Evanchuk NDP*
Prince Albert Randy Hoback Cons. Randy Hoback Cons.
Regina–Lumsden–Lake Centre Tom Lukiwski Cons. Tom Lukiwski Cons.
Regina–Qu’Appelle Andrew Scheer Cons. Andrew Scheer Cons.
Saskatoon–Humboldt Brad Trost Cons. Brad Trost Cons.
Saskatoon–Rosetown–Biggar Kelly Block Cons. Nettie Wiebe NDP*
Saskatoon–Wanuskewin Maurice Vellacott Cons. Maurice Vellacott Cons.
Souris–Moose Mountain Ed Komarnicki Cons. Ed Komarnicki Cons.
Wascana Ralph Goodale Lib. Ralph Goodale Lib.
Yorkton–Melville Garry Breitkreuz Cons. Garry Breitkreuz Cons.
Northern Territories
Yukon Bagnell,Larry Lib. Larry Bagnell Lib.
Western Arctic Dennis Bevington NDP Dennis Bevington NDP
Nunavut Leona Aglukkaq Cons. Leona Aglukkaq Cons.

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  1. Sydney-Victoria expect incumbent Mark Eyking to fall to CPC Cecil Clarke, local polls have Clarke ahead 20%, NDP a non-factor, Harper was at Clarke rally 4 days ago re: churchill falls project.

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