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editLook at the votes on wiki's links to the riding!!
Timbrell 9309 Lewis 9215
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Thanks for pointing this out. The #'s on the PE-H page were actually incorrect -- someone listed the 1997 results as being from 2000. For the real 2000 results, click here [1].
Timbrell finished third in his second federal candidacy. CJCurrie 01:40, 17 January 2006 (UTC)