Progressive Conservative Leadership Elections - 1995 Progressive Conservative Leadership Convention

1995 Progressive Conservative Leadership Convention

Held in Hull, Quebec on April 29, 1995.

Vote to ratify Jean Charest as leader:

Yes 1,187 (96.04%)
No 49 (3.96%)
Total ballots cast 1,236

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