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Former B.C. Conservative leadership candidate Caroline Elliott will run in election
The party moved Lynn Block to North Vancouver-Seymour and put Caroline Elliott in West Vancouver-Capilano, a safe seat, ahead of the Oct. 24 election.
- On Friday, the Conservative Party announced West Vancouver-Capilano MLA Lynn Block will run in North Vancouver-Seymour, freeing her ballot spot for Caroline Elliott in the Oct. 24 election.
- This strategic swap places Elliott, who narrowly lost the leadership race, in West Vancouver-Capilano, a riding historically held by the Conservatives, United, Liberals, and Social Credit.
- Block now challenges NDP member Susie Chant in North Vancouver-Seymour, where Chant won 52.7 per cent of the vote in 2024, marking a key test for the Conservatives.
- Peter Milobar is joining the election in Kamloops-Centre as a candidate, while leadership finalist Kerry-Lynne Findlay has left the party amid recent internal departures.
- As the Oct. 24 election approaches, the Conservatives are reconfiguring their roster following the collapse of United and subsequent leadership challenges.
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Former B.C. Conservative leadership candidate Caroline Elliott will run in election
VANCOUVER - The woman who came within a whisker of the B.C. Conservative Party leadership will be running for the party in the Oct. 24 provincial election in the riding in West Vancouver-Capilano.
·Winnipeg, Canada
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Conservatives move West Van MLA to run high-profile candidate Caroline Elliott
The B.C. Conservatives are playing musical chairs with North Shore candidates ahead of the Oct. 24 snap election. The party announced Friday that West Vancouver-Capilano MLA Lynn Block would run in the North Vancouver-Seymour riding, freeing her spot on the ballot for Caroline Elliott. Elliott has q...
·Kelowna, Canada
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