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While Paul Dewar picks up key support in Manitoba, Brian Topp has won more endorsements in British Columbia.
Robin Sears rightly notes that caucus endorsements may not matter much in a one-member-one-vote system. It was pointed out to me today that it makes more sense to focus on who has endorsed which leader, rather than which leader has how many endorsements: in other words, that endorsements from those with organizational skills and assets could be most notable.
Alice Funke has a thorough review of the leadership race’s early days.
