List Of Ex-officio Delegates To The Liberal Party Of Canada Leadership Election, 2006
The Liberal Party of Canada allows a number of individuals to automatically become delegates to their conventions. The following is a list of such delegates to the 2006 Liberal leadership election. The list includes both ex-officio and at-large delegates to the convention.
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