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2008 CANDIDATES




GLORIA KOVACH	FRANK VALERIOTE	TOM KING	MIKE NAGY	KAREN LEVENSON	PHILIP BENDER


MANUEL COUTO	DREW GARVIE	KORNELIS KLEVERING	JOHN TURMEL

GUELPH
2006 RESULTS

Candidate	Party	Vote Count	Vote Share
Brenda Chamberlain		23662	38.39%
Brent Barr		18342	29.76%
Phil Allt		13561	22%
Mike Nagy		5376	8.72%
Peter Ellis		538	0.87%
Scott Gilbert		111	0.87%
Manuel Couto		45	0.07%

GUELPH
2004 RESULTS

Candidate	Party	Vote Count	Vote Share
Brenda Chamberlain		23442	44.61%
Jon Dearden		13721	26.11%
Phil Allt		10527	20.03%
Mike Nagy		3866	7.36%
Peter Ellis		634	1.21%
Lyne Rivard		291	0.56%
Manuel Couto		66	0.13%

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2 Responses for "GUELPH"

Edward Clarke October 8th, 2008 at 6:01 pm 1
The Guelph Mercury has just endorsed Mike Nagy and the Green Party in the riding of Guelph.

http://news.guelphmercury.com/News/BreakingNews/article/389783

It’s also worth noting that the projections based on national polling data do not apply to Guelph. They do not account for the recent gains by the Greens.

Guelph is a Green Bubble. During the last provincial election Guelph voted Green at about 20% when the province was provincial polling at 10% (I can’t remember the exact numbers)

A independent poll (about 8 weeks ago) in Guelph during the recent by-election showed that it’s a Liberal-Green race and the NDP and Conservatives were at around 10% each.

With no “fear” of a conservative majority and the general public consensus that the Greens deserve a seat in parliment. Guelph could easily go Green
King of Kensington October 12th, 2008 at 6:33 pm 2
I agree, very narrow Liberal victory with the Conservatives and NDP close behind. I’d say the NDP with Tom King has a chance if there’s any truth to the 26% Nanos figure in Ontario, but that seems optimistic. The Greens should crack double digits but remain a distant fourth.

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