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Want more diversity in politics? Start by looking at political parties

Researchers have largely concluded that when women and minorities run, they win. What this means is that if parties nominated more diverse candidate slates, there would be more diversity in Parliament.

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BY ERIN TOLLEY
June 19, 2019

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Poilievre failing to hold government accountable on Indian interference

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