2008 CANADA ELECTION

14 October 2008

SEAT PROJECTIONS & RIDING DISCUSSION -- SELECT PROVINCE/TERRITORY OR RIDING

THUNDER BAY-SUPERIOR NORTH

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2008 CANDIDATES

BEV
SARAFIN
DON McARTHUR BRUCE
HYER
BRENDAN HUGHES DENIS ANDREW CARRIÈRE

THUNDER BAY-SUPERIOR NORTH
2006 RESULTS

Candidate Party Vote Count Vote Share
Joe Comuzzi 14009 36.01%
Bruce Hyer 13601 34.96%
Bev Sarafin 8578 22.05%
Dawn Kannegiesser 2231 5.73%
Denis A. Carriere 486 1.25%

THUNDER BAY-SUPERIOR NORTH
2004 RESULTS

Candidate Party Vote Count Vote Share
Joe Comuzzi 15022 43.04%
Bruce Hyer 10230 29.31%
Bev Sarafin 7394 21.18%
Carl Rose 1614 4.62%
Denis A. Carriere 645 1.85%

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Nickel Belt Roundup (Posted 18 months ago)
All-Candidates’ Debate in Nipissing—Timiskaming (Posted 18 months ago)
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Conservatives vs NDP in Sault Ste. Marie (Posted 18 months ago)
Nipissing—Timiskaming Roundup (Posted 18 months ago)
Dr. Seuss reports on the Leaders Debate (Posted 18 months ago)
Sault Ste. Marie – NDP leading (Posted 18 months ago)
Liberals bring back beer and popcorn (Posted 18 months ago)

5 Responses for "THUNDER BAY-SUPERIOR NORTH"

  1. Wilf Day September 16th, 2008 at 7:18 am 1

    The Hill Times says: “NDP is expected to carry this riding.”

  2. John Smith October 9th, 2008 at 8:00 am 2

    Don McArthur will win this riding based on the fact that he has more signs out on the street. Also the Liberal brand is strong in the riding and I can’t see Bruce winning this one. Bruce and the NDP will lose this one sorry Jack.

  3. Bryan-Edward Taylor October 10th, 2008 at 3:55 am 3

    I disagree, Liberal campaigns have more funding, which in the end means more signs to put on lawns. I Think that Thunder Bay has been let down by too many promise made and if kept, they were always too late. We are ready for a change, and I think that, that is what the New Democrats are offering. I can honestly say that I believe both Thunder Bay ridings will be won by Canada’s New Democrats

  4. Jane October 10th, 2008 at 7:51 pm 4

    This is not the right time for Thunder Bay to experiment by voting in members of the 4th party. During this time of transition the City needs members from the government or offical oppostition to properly represent them. I expect a Liberal win in this riding.

  5. Daniel Sutton October 11th, 2008 at 3:06 pm 5

    If you think Thunder bay is having a hard time right now, wait and see how it is if the liberals do get elected


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