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Published on September 23, 2014
FREDERICTON - The Liberals have won a majority government in New Brunswick on a promise to rebuild the province's roads and bridges to create jobs, turfing the Progressive Conservatives from power after one term in office.
Brian Gallant
The victory comes after technical glitches caused vote counting to be temporarily suspended and the Progressive Conservatives called for all the ballots to be counted by hand to ensure the accuracy of the outcome.
At 32, Brian Gallant is slated to become the country's youngest premier and leads the Liberals to their fourth straight election victory in the past year in Eastern Canada after wins by the party in Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia.
The Tory defeat on Monday makes 54-year-old David Alward the second straight premier to fail in his bid for a second term, a rarity in New Brunswick politics.
Green party Leader David Coon was elected in the riding of Fredericton South, a result that represents a breakthrough for a party that has never held a seat in the New Brunswick legislature.
Before the count was stopped, Brian Gallant's Liberals and the governing Progressive Conservatives under David Alward were locked in a tight contest.
That changed once the results were updated with Brian Gallant's Liberals leading and elected in 27 ridings compared to the Tories with 21.
The vote counting glitch caused the Tories to call for all the votes to be counted by hand, while the Liberals said Elections New Brunswick needed to be left alone to determine the outcome.
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Amid a bizarre vote-counting snafu, rookie politician Brian Gallant led his Liberal party to a majority election victory in New Brunswick, as voters rejected the Progressive Conservatives bid to jump-start a moribund economy by expanding its shale gas industry.
After a long night, it is with a great deal of humility that I accept the responsibility of being the premier of our beautiful province, Liberal Leader Brian Gallant told supporters inside a gymnasium in Grande-Digue, N.B., early Tuesday.
I feel so humble and grateful to have earned your trust.
With most of the polls reporting after a tight battle that went well into the night, the tabulation of ballots was suspended Monday around 10:45 p.m. for almost two hours as concerns arose about technical glitches with memory cards and discrepancies with vote-counting machines.
Before the count was stopped, Gallants Liberals and the Tories under David Alward were locked in a tight contest. That changed once the results were updated with the Liberals winning 27 ridings compared to the Progressive Conservatives with 21.
Green party Leader David Coon was elected in the riding of Fredericton South, a breakthrough for a party that has never held a seat in the New Brunswick legislature.
The vote counting glitch caused the Tories to call for all the ballots to be counted by hand, while the Liberals said Elections New Brunswick needed to be left alone to determine the outcome.
Obviously, there was a delay but that doesnt deny the results tonight, Gallant said.
We believe weve clearly had a convincing plurality of the votes and we certainly have a majority of the seats. It makes it very clear that New Brunswickers have asked for change and thats exactly what well try to deliver for them over the next few weeks, months and years.
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Liberals win majority in New Brunswick election
CTVNews.ca Published Monday, September 22, 2014 6:09AM EDT Last Updated Tuesday, September 23, 2014 1:12PM EDT
The Liberals have won a majority government in New Brunswick, after a long night of vote-counting that was held up for two hours because of a glitch in a new election system.
The count: Liberals were elected in 27 ridings; the Progressive Conservativeswill take 21 seats in the new legislature.
Liberal Leader Brian Gallant, 32, who is slated to become Canadas youngest premier, delivered his victory speech in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
"The count has been delayed, but not denied," Gallant told his supporters. "We have a won a convincing victory in the popular vote."
He said his party will ensure that the province moves in the right direction. He promised jobs and prosperity for New Brunswick residents.
Elections New Brunswick made an announcement about the vote count glitch at 10:45 p.m. local time, almost three hours after the polls closed in the tight election, and counting was paused for almost two hours.
They were investigating issues with the electronic tabulating system, which was being used for the first time in the provincial election. Later, it was determined that some of the results being entered manually were not being replaced properly by subsequent results coming in from memory cards.
Mike Quinn, the chief returning officer for Elections NB, told CTV Atlantics Steve Murphy that the poll results were originally being phoned in by local returning officers. That phoned-in information is then manually entered into the system and posted to the website.
Later, the electronic results were supposed to override the manual entries as they come in.
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