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*[[Helen Bannister]] - [[Minister of Education]]; former [[Minister of Transport]] and [[Minister of Home Affairs|Home Affairs]] | *[[Helen Bannister]] - [[Minister of Education]]; former [[Minister of Transport]] and [[Minister of Home Affairs|Home Affairs]] | ||
*[[Amelia Pietersen]] - [[Minister of Home Affairs]] and [[Minister of Transport|Transport]]; former [[Minister of Labour]] and [[Minister of Health|Health]] | *[[Amelia Pietersen]] - [[Minister of Home Affairs]] and [[Minister of Transport|Transport]]; former [[Minister of Labour]] and [[Minister of Health|Health]] | ||
==Results== | |||
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!rowspan="2"|Candidate | |||
!colspan="2"|Round 1 | |||
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|[[Helen Bannister|Bannister]] | |||
|[[Amelia Pietersen|Pietersen]] | |||
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[[Category:Conservative Party]] | [[Category:Conservative Party]] | ||
Revision as of 09:22, 7 February 2011
The Conservative Party will hold a leadership election on 1 March 2011. It was triggered after incumbent leader and Prime Minister Sir John Goodwin announced his retirement.
Candidates
- Helen Bannister - Minister of Education; former Minister of Transport and Home Affairs
- Amelia Pietersen - Minister of Home Affairs and Transport; former Minister of Labour and Health
Results
| Candidate | Round 1 | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 | |
| Bannister | Pietersen | |