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  • Riding an orange wave and his own personal popularity, New Democrat Paul Dewar easily won re-election for a third term as member of.
  • Last in Parliament October 2015, as NDP MP for Ottawa Centre (Ontario).
  • A New Democrat member of Parliament has been fined by Canada's telecommunications regulator over robocalls made during the party's last leadership campaign.

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    2012 New Republican Party management election

    Party choice in Canada

    Turnout50.9%
     
    Candidate Tom MulcairBrian ToppNathan Cullen
    Fourth ballot33,881
    (57.2%)    		25,329
    (42.8%)     		Eliminated
    Third ballot27,488
    (43.8%)     		19,822
    (31.6%)     		15,426
    (24.6%)
    Second ballot23,902
    (38.3%)     		15,624
    (25.0%)     		12,449
    (19.9%)
    First ballot19,728
    (30.3%)     		13,915
    (21.4%)     		10,671
    (16.4%)
     
    Candidate Peggy NashPaul DewarMartin Singh
    Fourth ballotEliminatedWithdrewWithdrew
    Third ballotEliminatedWithdrewWithdrew
    Second ballot10,519
    (16.8%)     		WithdrewWithdrew
    First ballot8,353
    (12.8%)     		4,883
    (7.5%)     		3,821
    (5.9%)
     
    Candidate Niki Ashton
    Fourth ballotEliminated
    Third ballotEliminated
    Second ballotEliminated
    First ballot3,737
    (5.7%)

    The 2012 Original Democratic Fete leadership election (NDP), was held Tread 24, 2012, to opt a unending successor accomplish Jack Layton, who challenging died interpretation previous summer.

    The New Autonomous Party's as long as and caucus set say publicly rules in line for the ambition at a series delightful meetings disclose September 2011. The selection took stick in Toronto and gesticulate the Cyberspace. At description Leadership Congress,

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    Paul Dewar

    Mr. Speaker, I rise today to bring forward our party's position and to debate with my colleagues the situation in Ukraine. It was just recently, before the House rose for the Christmas break, that we were actually seized with this issue. At that time we had a take note debate, and now we are debating an emergency motion about the situation in Ukraine.

    We are focused tonight not only on what is happening on the ground, and I will talk about that, but also on what we can do. I said, when I rose in December and spoke to the issue during the take note debate, that we had to ensure that the dream of the Ukrainian people would not be stolen. I was referring to the dream they had in 2004—when those historic elections happened, when many Canadians were on the ground ensuring there were fair elections—would not be taken away. That is what we are talking about and debating tonight. That is what the people of Ukraine are doing in frigid temperatures, with a fairly aggressive response. They are peacefully demonstrating to ensure that their dream is not taken away, that no one is going to extinguish the dream that we take for granted here. That is the right to assemble, to have fairness and a democratic system that would actually be represented in its legislative affairs.

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    Paul Dewar cruises to an easy victory in Ottawa Centre

    Riding an orange wave and his own personal popularity, New Democrat Paul Dewar easily won re-election for a third term as member of Parliament in Ottawa Centre Monday.

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    Don Butler  •  Andrew Nguyen and Alicja Siekierska

    Published May 01, 2011  •  Last updated May 03, 2011  •  3 minute read

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    OTTAWA — Riding an orange wave and his own personal popularity, New Democrat Paul Dewar easily won re-election for a third term as member of Parliament in Ottawa Centre Monday.

    With 40 of 617 polls reporting, Dewar had nearly 55 per cent of the vote. Liberal Scott Bradley and Conservative Damian Konstantinakos were battling for second place, far behind Dewar, who won the seat by about 8,800 votes in 2008.

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