Manitoba PC Leader Resigns
In recent days, Stephen Carter quit as the PC party’s campaign director and Khan’s leadership was put to a caucus confidence vote.Reported by 3 of 4 outlets; wording from Global News.
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Obby Khan is stepping down from his position as leader of Manitoba's Opposition Progressive Conservatives, saying divisions within his caucus have left him "no choice" but to resign.
The governing NDP have 34, the Liberals hold one and there are two Independents.
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- 28 Sep
In recent days, Stephen Carter quit as the PC party’s campaign director and Khan’s leadership was put to a caucus confidence vote.
- 29 Sep
The governing NDP have 34, the Liberals hold one and there are two Independents.
Coverage 5 articles
3 Oct Adam Katz: Manitoba’s Conservatives are collapsing, ensuring Wab Kinew’s dominance
National Post- 30 Sep When the Manitoba PCs lost their leader, the NDP lost its greatest asset
CBC - 29 Sep Obby Khan stepping down as Manitoba PC leader
CBC 
28 Sep Manitoba PC Leader Obby Khan steps down, cites internal party fighting
The Globe and Mail
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