Cathie Ounsted wins Saanich South as riding shifts from NDP to Conservative
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What's being reported
Cathie Ounsted won the Saanich South riding for the Conservatives, flipping a seat the NDP had held for a long time.
How coverage differs
- Saanich NewsReports Ounsted's 39.2 per cent share of the vote and her 1,200-vote margin over Richard Zussman.
- Times ColonistLeads with Ounsted's pledge that the Conservatives will bring stability to B.C.
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Black Press · 1 version · 1 outlet
- Cathie Ounsted wins Saanich South as riding shifts from NDP to Conservative
The longtime Saanich-resident secured 39.2 per cent of the vote, finishing 1,200 votes ahead of Richard Zussman
Glacier · 1 version · 1 outlet
- Ounsted says Conservatives will bring stability to B.C.
Cathie Ounsted, who flipped a long-held NDP seat in Saanich South, had to deal with the sudden death of her brother midway through the campaign.
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