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Liberal MPs concerned about PMO’s handling of electoral reform and cash-for-access issues, say Grit sources

But another Liberal source said an 'overwhelming majority' of caucus supports the government’s decision to change direction on electoral reform because it was too 'divisive' and a 'distraction' from other issues, such as the economy and international trade.

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