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The Incumbents Win Local Ridings

Alistair MacGregor and Paul Manly won easily in their respective ridings on federal election night.

NDP candidate Alistair MacGregor won the Cowichan-Malahat-Langford election, earningĀ  22,002 votes.

Conservative Alana DeLong, the Greens Lydia Hwitsum, and Liberal Blair Herbert finished behind MacGregor.

In the Nanaimo-Ladysmith riding, Paul Manly earned 24,537 votes and won easily.

Conservative John Hirst and Bob Chamberlin of the NDP were second and third respectively.

Cowichan-Malahat-Langford:

Alistair MacGregor (NDP) – 22,002
Alana DeLong (Conservatives) – 15,762
Lydia Hwitsum (Greens) – 12,286
Blair Herbert (Liberals) – 9,609
Rhonda Chen (PPC) – 980
Robin Morton Stanbridge (Christian Heritage Party) – 184

Nanaimo-Ladysmith:

Paul Manly (Greens) – 24,537
John Hirst (Conservatives) – 18,447
Bob Chamberlin (NDP) – 16,857
Michelle Corfield (Liberals) – 9,649
Jennifer Clarke (PPC) – 1,036
Geoff Stoneman (Ind) – 235
Brian Marlatt (Progressive Canadian) – 201
James Chumsa (Communist) – 104
Echo White (Ind) – 68

 

Megan Milne
Megan Milne
Mornings Co-Host / Program Director

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