A courtroom problem has begun over the management of Manitoba’s governing Progressive Conservatives.
Shelly Glover, who got here up brief with 49 per cent of the ballots final weekend, is asking the Courtroom of Queen’s Bench to quash the outcomes that noticed Heather Stefanson grow to be chief and premier.
Glover says there have been voting irregularities, together with an unexplained leap within the whole variety of ballots after voting had stopped.
The Progressive Conservative get together says the vote was achieved appropriately and overseen by impartial auditors.
Each side appeared briefly in courtroom and the choose listening to the case has requested them to return in two weeks, on Nov. 19, to debate whether or not the courtroom has jurisdiction over a political get together matter.
Stefanson was sworn in as premier Tuesday.
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