800 Liberals to help decide next Ontario premier

Posted Nov 28, 2012 10:38:36 AM.

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As many as 800 well-known Liberals, including MPP’s and MP’s, defeated candidates from the 2011 provincial election, as well as party brass, will have a key impact on deciding who will be the next Ontario premier.

The 800 Liberals will be joining 1,700 elected delegates who have already confirmed they will be attending the leadership convention at the end of January.

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