Comments on: Chatham-Kent-Essex

By: TP

TP — Tue, 09 Oct 2007 12:41:54 +0000

We can count signs all day but the bottom line is, Hoy will be victorious. As a previous poster mentioned, he has defeated two incumbents in the past and this time around, is running against candidates with little to no name recognition. Hoy is well-respected in his riding and will be rewarded with a fourth term. The only thing to debate is how large his margin of victory will be.

By: Nick J Boragina

Nick J Boragina — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 06:51:30 +0000

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 winner will be the Libs

By: HPR

HPR — Sun, 07 Oct 2007 23:37:52 +0000

There’s no need to guess the result of this riding. Hoy will run away with this election. In the past, he has defeated two former members in Pat Hayes and Jack Carroll. Last time around, he defeated the Mayor of Leamington in convincing fashion. In comparison, his current opponents are relative nobodies. Hoy will win easily on October 10 and as for the sign war, he’s winning that one, too for all that it matters.

By: Adrian Johanson

Adrian Johanson — Tue, 02 Oct 2007 01:19:56 +0000

Signs?? Hardly any ndp, Hoy and Jackson in a battle. It’s Hoy’s to lose or win, however. He’s well-regarded by all parties here. People don’t like flash and fire, they go for results, which Hoy says he’s delivered.

By: Speechless

Speechless — Fri, 21 Sep 2007 22:57:33 +0000

Where are the signs??? Hoy had this riding painted red the last election. There are hardly anysigns anywhere for him. the PC candidate hardly has any except in the former Mersea township where they are on every corner on public property. The surprise – the NDP candidate who used to work for MPP Pat Hayes has overtaken all the candidates in every town and city – his signs are starting to sprout up everywhere??? There’s something strange going on out here – I am not even going to hazzard a guess on how this is going to shake down.