How the voting broke down in Scott Moe's Saskatchewan Party leadership race victory
In the end, Scott Moe needed 7,495 votes — and he got 8,075.
That was more than enough for the Rosthern-Shellbrook MLA to hang onto first place and win the Saskatchewan Party’s first contested leadership race in 20 years, setting him up to replace Brad Wall and become the province’s 15th premier.
Newly-elected Saskatchewan Party leader and Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe leaves after speaking to the media following the Saskatchewan Party Leadership Convention in Saskatoon, Satur
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