Carleton-Mississippi Mills

PROJECTION
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33-36% 48-51% 5-8% 8-11%

2007 CANDIDATES
MEGAN CORNELL
NORM STERLING — PROJECTED WINNER
MICHAEL HADSKIS
JOHN OGILVIE
REYNOLDS JAMES
ROB ALEXANDER

2003 RESULTS

LANARK-CARLETON (78.2%)

Candidate Party Vote Count Vote Share
*NORM STERLING 29641 48.99%
MARIANNE WILKINSON 23466 38.79%
JIM RONSON 3554 5.87%
JOHN BARANYI 2564 4.24%
JIM GARDINER 1275 2.11%

NEPEAN-CARLETON (21.8%)

Candidate Party Vote Count Vote Share
*JOHN BAIRD 31662 54.06%
ROD VANIER 20878 35.65%
LIAM MCCARTHY 3828 6.54%
MATT TAKACH 2200 3.76%

TRANSPOSITION OF VOTES

Party Vote Count Vote Share
19802 51.32%
14593 37.82%
2124 5.50%
OTHERS 2065 5.35%

LATEST NEWS
Biggest loser [Posted 4 months ago]
Dalton's comments [Posted 4 months ago]
Winners and losers [Posted 4 months ago]
Tory concedes election [Posted 4 months ago]
Etobicoke North [Posted 4 months ago]
Ontario Election: Voter turnout hits an all-time low [Posted 11 months ago]
Ontario Election: Thursday papers [Posted 11 months ago]
McGuinty moves on with Family Day [Posted 11 months ago]
Ontario Election: The government we deserve? [Posted 11 months ago]
Hampton says he'll stay as NDP leader [Posted 11 months ago]
Full Comment podcast: Election fallout [Posted 11 months ago]
Kinsella: How we won [Posted 11 months ago]
Even after the election, McGuinty stays on message [Posted 11 months ago]
Will Tory's leadership survive? [Posted 11 months ago]
No seats, but Green party up in support [Posted 11 months ago]
Mixed member proportional system shot down in referendum [Posted 11 months ago]
Tory gets 'sympathy' from his netroots [Posted 11 months ago]
MMP: 'Just leave well enough alone' [Posted 11 months ago]
Carefully managed election nets McGuinty second term [Posted 11 months ago]
Liberals, NDP maintain hold on Toronto [Posted 11 months ago]
John Ivison: This McGuinty victory not like the last one [Posted 11 months ago]
Biggest loser [Posted 11 months ago]
Andrew Coyne: Tory stumbled on schools, and the public panicked [Posted 11 months ago]
905 support goes mostly Liberal [Posted 11 months ago]
Tory concedes, but promises to stay on as leader [Posted 11 months ago]


6 Comments/commentaires
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Over 5000 vote spread in 2003. PC’s will increase that margin this time around.

Comment/commentaire by MikeyG 09.15.07 @ 9:34 pm

Not necessarily. . .the trend with Norms numbers has been a decline, not a rise from election to election. . .

Comment/commentaire by Christopher Duncanson-Hales 09.17.07 @ 7:06 am

Yes necessarily. Last election he was up against Marianne Wilkinson, an ex mayor of Kanata, the urban portion of the riding. This time around every candidate running against him is a no name in the community.

Comment/commentaire by Steve in Kanata 09.25.07 @ 5:16 am

My guess is Norm holds, NDP picks up significantly dissatisfied liberals, making the spread larger.

Comment/commentaire by Aaron 10.01.07 @ 6:48 am

Please note this comment is in a series of comments by me. I’m doing a prediction for every riding. For this riding I’m predicting the PC Party will win.

Comment/commentaire by Nick J Boragina 10.04.07 @ 1:54 am

Partisan comments all.

Ogilvie picekd by Citizen (VERY good awareness of this by voters). Norm’s performace in debates has been weak. NDP is (like always) will be 5%, and will be surpassed by Green support.

Comment/commentaire by Murray R 10.06.07 @ 8:13 pm

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