Mark Wiens Joins Liberal Party

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Mark Wiens , a Vancouver realtor, was the uncontested nominee in Vancouver East .

Wiens will be campaigning sooner than expected after a sudden and remarkable Liberal climb in the polls.

Before Christmas the Liberal party was facing certain defeat.

The Grits are now polling at 46 per cent to the Tories ’ 37 per cent .

As of Friday , the Liberals hadn’t nominated a candidate in the New West riding.

The Conservatives need another eight candidates, according to the Canadian Elections Tracker and party candidate notices.

Richard Johnston , professor emeritus in political science at the University of B.C. , says much of the support for Poilievre ’s Conservatives was about anti-Tr Trudeau sentiment.

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