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Conservative MPs lose near-automatic ability to run again in next election - The Globe and Mail
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Rules also codify the ability of the party leader to appoint candidates
Open this photo in gallery: The new rules represent a compromise between those who wanted fully open nominations controlled entirely at the riding level, and party headquarters, which wants the power to hold back ridings for high-profile candidates. Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press Share Save for later Please log in to bookmark this story. Log In Create Free Account Conservative MPs will no longer have a lock on running in elections under new rules adopted by the party’s national council. Two party sources told The Globe and Mail the new rules will allow a majority of party members in a ridin
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