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'You're literally putting your name out there and people can get very passionate': NDP candidate Dewar
Ottawa-Centre candidates talk about what it's really like to campaign and to put themselves out there.
It's "door-to-door combat" in Ottawa Centre as the incumbent NDP Paul Dewar, who won in the 2008 election with 39.7 per cent of the vote and is considered a media darling, campaigns to get re-elected against the Grit, Tory, and Green candidates in the riding the Parliament Buildings call home.
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'You're literally putting your name out there and people can get very passionate': NDP candidate Dewar
Ottawa-Centre candidates talk about what it's really like to campaign and to put themselves out there.
It's "door-to-door combat" in Ottawa Centre as the incumbent NDP Paul Dewar, who won in the 2008 election with 39.7 per cent of the vote and is considered a media darling, campaigns to get re-elected against the Grit, Tory, and Green candidates in the riding the Parliament Buildings call home.
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