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PROJECTION
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51-54% 16-19% 22-25% 5-8%

2007 CANDIDATES
DAVID RAMSAYPROJECTED WINNER
DOUG SHEARER
JOHN VANTHOF
PATRICK EAST


LATEST NEWS
Biggest loser [Posted 3 months ago]
Dalton's comments [Posted 3 months ago]
Winners and losers [Posted 3 months ago]
Tory concedes election [Posted 3 months ago]
Etobicoke North [Posted 3 months ago]
Ontario Election: Voter turnout hits an all-time low [Posted 10 months ago]
Ontario Election: Thursday papers [Posted 10 months ago]
McGuinty moves on with Family Day [Posted 10 months ago]
Ontario Election: The government we deserve? [Posted 10 months ago]
Hampton says he'll stay as NDP leader [Posted 10 months ago]
Full Comment podcast: Election fallout [Posted 10 months ago]
Kinsella: How we won [Posted 10 months ago]
Even after the election, McGuinty stays on message [Posted 10 months ago]
Will Tory's leadership survive? [Posted 10 months ago]
No seats, but Green party up in support [Posted 10 months ago]
Mixed member proportional system shot down in referendum [Posted 10 months ago]
Tory gets 'sympathy' from his netroots [Posted 10 months ago]
MMP: 'Just leave well enough alone' [Posted 10 months ago]
Carefully managed election nets McGuinty second term [Posted 10 months ago]
Liberals, NDP maintain hold on Toronto [Posted 10 months ago]
John Ivison: This McGuinty victory not like the last one [Posted 10 months ago]
Biggest loser [Posted 10 months ago]
Andrew Coyne: Tory stumbled on schools, and the public panicked [Posted 10 months ago]
905 support goes mostly Liberal [Posted 10 months ago]
Tory concedes, but promises to stay on as leader [Posted 10 months ago]


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the provincial government decided to keep the pre-adjustment boundaries for Northern Ontario, giving the province 107 provincial seats rather then the 106 Federal ones. This is the one district that was saved as a result.

Comment/commentaire by Nick J Boragina 08.21.06 @ 7:12 pm

Safe for the Liberals. If David Ramsay ever lost this one, the Liberals would be in deep trouble.

Comment/commentaire by Craig 07.20.07 @ 9:53 am

David is a power house in this riding. Vanthof may have support in a small area around the farm community, but remains an otherwise unknown.

Comment/commentaire by matt 09.02.07 @ 7:18 am

i would be shocked if david ramsay survives this one after having to answer for the liberals’ failed policies around wood allocation, hydro, moose tags and bear hunting. people are very angry and now ramsay is the incumbant on the government side who must answer. he could be a fall guy for dalton mcguinty’s neglect of the north. the NDP owned this riding before, and yes with david ramsay before he crossed the floor. John Vanthof should not be taken lightly

Comment/commentaire by dale 09.07.07 @ 2:07 pm

give the ndp the nod here. ramsay and his liberal policies have left us high and dry and worse off.

Comment/commentaire by casandra 09.07.07 @ 2:12 pm

More money secured for NOHFC, ZERO mills closed in riding,northern health travel grant,ONR in public hands, electoral boundries preserved, the list goes on and on. Ramsay has delivered and will continue to do so for the next four years!

Comment/commentaire by tim 09.19.07 @ 4:54 am

What failed policy. NDP can say what it wants (it has to say what ever it wants, they still have an incomplete platform half way through the campaign)An NDP minister in this riding will acheive nothing with our next provincial Liberal majority government.

Comment/commentaire by Tim 09.19.07 @ 4:59 am

Look to the north. Gilles Bison has done nothing but bicker with the Liberal’s and did nothing but scrap with the Conservatives. After 17 years it’s time they realize what electing a Liberal MPP will do for them. Progress! Look at what Ramsay has accomplished for Temiskaming Cochrane while the Timmins James Bay has stagnated. This should be reason enogh not to consider an NDP vote here.

Comment/commentaire by Tim 09.23.07 @ 7:11 am

go see david ramsay for help. he tells you to go see ndp charlie angus. that’s what voting liberal gets you. plus thousands of forestry job loses. time for a change david. voters like what angus has given them…service and respect. vanthof will win if he has a team in place.

Comment/commentaire by DALE 09.28.07 @ 4:57 pm

Hey Dale T.
Seems like you like to bicker just like Bisson.
Lets remember, it is under Gilles Bissons watch that Timmins-James Bay has lost all these forestry jobs that has affected so many people in the north. Yes, under BISSONS watch. 17 years of inaffectiveness is enough and taking credit for money that came in to the the riding is somewhat shallow.
Dale T. start looking for another job as Angus will be next.

Comment/commentaire by Jeff 09.30.07 @ 5:09 pm

Vanthof is giving Ramsay a real run for his money this time. We’ll see how the chips fall. I’m calling it for Ramsay but I think Vanthof will really give him a good surprise on election night, setting John up for a possible run next election.

Comment/commentaire by R.R.Shaw 10.03.07 @ 4:23 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 Liberals will win.

Here’s why:
Perhaps an odd reason, but a reason. This riding owes it’s existence to Dalton McGunity. Ontario was supposed to follow the federal boundaries in redistribution, but McGunity’s government decided to make an exception for northern Ontario, thereby saving this riding from being partitioned amongst it’s neighbors.
Okay, maybe that’s somewhat of a silly reason, but when your coming off a 40 point gap, I don’t think it really matters.

Comment/commentaire by Nick J Boragina 10.04.07 @ 1:42 am

It’s funny when NDP staffers like Casandra and Dale try to beef up their guy (and Charlie Angus - what a joke) with posts like this. Ramsay is running at over 50% in a multi-party system. And candidate to run against Ramsay is a sacrificial lamb and will continue to be until DR decides to retire.

Bisson does nothing for Timmins-James Bay and all you have to do is read the Hansard to know it. That riding would be much better off with Patrick Boucher and finally get the riding some notice.

Comment/commentaire by Sabrina 10.07.07 @ 7:38 am

Sabrina - you look a little follish.

Comment/commentaire by Trevor 10.10.07 @ 7:53 pm



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