Bennett seen as shoo-in for re-election in Toronto-St. Paul’s
To the extent there can be a sure thing in Canadian politics, experts agree that Liberal incumbent Carolyn Bennett is likely to win in Toronto-St. Paul’s.
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Projected to be way ahead, Bennett keeps running hard
As of Sept. 27, opinion poll aggregator ThreeHundredEight.com is projecting that Carolyn Bennett, who has served as the riding’s MP since 1997, will receive 51.1 percent of the vote, while Conservative candidate Marnie MacDougall gets 24 percent and the NDP’s Noah Richler 19.3 percent.
Read moreNewcomers take on veteran in Toronto-St. Paul’s
Liberal incumbent Carolyn Bennett has served as MP for the federal riding of Toronto-St. Paul’s since 1997, but the former phsyician sounds as excited to be campaigning for the 2015 election as if she were running for the first time.
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