Elenore Sturko projected to lose bid to win back Surrey South seat
The Canadian Press decision desk is projecting that the CentreBC leader and former RCMP officer has fallen short in her attempt to return to the Surrey South seat she once held.
Illustrative photoThe Canadian Press decision desk is projecting that Elenore Sturko, leader of CentreBC, has lost her attempt to reclaim her former Surrey South seat.
The projection was carried in a Canadian Press news alert published by Vancouver Is Awesome. The alert's headline frames the outcome as a loss of the seat for CentreBC as Sturko sought a return to the riding.
Sturko is a former RCMP officer. She now heads CentreBC, and the projected result concerns her personally contesting a Surrey South seat she held before.
Why it matters locally
Surrey South is a riding in one of Metro Vancouver's fastest-growing cities. A party leader's bid to win a seat there is a notable race for voters in the area.
This report relies on the single Canadian Press alert, and it is the only source NORTHLINE has for the projection.
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