Shelly Glover supporters protest ‘unfair’ leadership race

Victory for premier-designate Heather Stefanson comes amid missing ballots controversy

By: CBC News Posted: 6:07 AM CDT Monday, Nov. 1, 2021

Dozens of Shelly Glover supporters gathered outside Manitoba's Progressive Conservative headquarters on Sunday to protest what they call an unfair election.

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Dozens of Shelly Glover supporters gathered outside Manitoba's Progressive Conservative headquarters on Sunday to protest what they call an unfair election.

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Dozens of Shelly Glover supporters gathered outside Manitoba’s Progressive Conservative headquarters on Sunday to protest what they call an unfair election.

A day earlier, premier-designate Heather Stefanson won the party leadership race that decided who will become Manitoba’s next premier, coming out ahead of former MP Glover by 363 votes.

Stefanson’s victory came amid an ongoing controversy surrounding missing ballots, after at least 1,200 people party members said they didn’t get their mail-in ballots days before the vote.

About 60 Shelly Glover supporters showed up to the rally on Sunday outside the Kennedy Street headquarters for the Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba. (Jaison Empson/CBC)

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