May 08, 2015
By Kim O'Hare
The results of the provincial Conservative leadership race should be known early tomorrow afternoon. Party members began voting last weekend and the ballots are being counted.
The P-C party hasn’t released turnout numbers, but more than 76-thousand members were eligible to vote for either deputy leader Christine Elliott or Barrie M-P Patrick Brown.
Elliott says she represents the “progressive” side of the party — especially on social issues — whereas Brown says he can bring a fresh start to the party because he wasn’t involved in what he calls its “policy disasters” in recent years.
The winner will be announced at a Toronto convention centre around noon tomorrow.
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