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He's not the premier-designate until the incumbent resigns and the lieutenant-governor designated King as premier-designate. That hadn't happened last night. It may happen today. There needn't be a coalition or confidence and supply agreement for King to be premier-designate, all that needs to happen
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Hm. My comment was before the election, and now I find myself disagreeing with myself. No New
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I'm not sure if that's exactly true since the incumbent lost his own seat, but I agree it's safe to wait for the LG's official declaration. King and Bevan-Baker were both interviewed on the CBC's PEI radio station this morning and both said they're not intending to form coalitions but just looking
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Oh never mind, it doesn't work reliably by county either. We could feasibly do east (districts 1-7), central (districts 8-20), west (21-27)? And/or still separate out
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If Wade MacLauchlan refuses to resign, a confidence and supply or coalition agreement between the Greens and Tories may be useful in the lead up to a no confidence vote but given that the
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