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Parties, politicos split on fundraising approach in era of COVID-19

Neil Brodie, former ministerial staffer, suggests the situation may eventually breathe new life into efforts by some parties to revisit the per-vote subsidy, a policy that saw public funds doled out to parties based on their share of the popular vote in the most recent general election.

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BY AIDAN CHAMANDY, PALAK MANGAT
March 25, 2020

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Parties, politicos split on fundraising approach in era of COVID-19

Neil Brodie, former ministerial staffer, suggests the situation may eventually breathe new life into efforts by some parties to revisit the per-vote subsidy, a policy that saw public funds doled out to parties based on their share of the popular vote in the most recent general election.

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NDP shapes leadership race as cracks form between HQ and grassroots members

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Parties, politicos split on fundraising approach in era of COVID-19

Neil Brodie, former ministerial staffer, suggests the situation may eventually breathe new life into efforts by some parties to revisit the per-vote subsidy, a policy that saw public funds doled out to parties based on their share of the popular vote in the most recent general election.

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