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The Liberal candidate for Port Moody-Coquitlam has filed a complaint with the elections commissioner.
Zoe Royer alleges the NDP candidate is spreading polling misinformation.
The complaint was filed after constituents expressed “confusion and concern” about polling information.
The NDP calls the complaint “desperate’ and a waste of elections officials’ time.
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