This may be one of the dullest campaigns in all of Canada come election day. Four candidates are vying for the seat so far.

One of which (the Liberal candidate, Marjory Loveys) was just nominated on Wednesday. Marjory, a life-time party hack, ottawa resident, and oil painter, is not what you would call “a perfect fit” for Leeds-Grenville. Look for Marjory to capture anywhere around 25% on election day. This is if they start campaigning early next week. (no lit, no signs, no office, weak base)

Gord Brown will operate a modest but well oiled campaign machine. Hes comfortable with his chances of winning but has done little for the riding since his election in 2004. Look to Gord Brown to get around 55%, unless the federal party slips up big during the campaign.

Steve Armstrong will try again, for the fourth time in six years, to win Leeds-Grenville. He gets alot of support (votes and finances) during the campaign from “certain voters”. He is the president of the local labour council, and works at Invista (dupont). He’ll open his office on Wednesday, although he has a small amount of signs out (compared to the Greens and Conservatives) and no lit (that I’m aware of). If he gets moving before the end of the next week look to him to get 10%, if not it may drop to as low as 7-8%.

Jeanie Warnock will run again for the Greens after representing the party in the last provincial election. She was able to place third, ahead of the NDP, with 7.2%. The Greens already have a strong presence in the riding. They had signs out before anybody else. However, they aren’t guaranteed to retain they’re third place spot. They should be opening they’re office sometime this week (interesting to note that the conservative and Green offices are just a few doors apart.) Look to the Greens to capture 10% if they remain at they’re current pace.