How can lower-profile Conservative leadership candidates shift the race?
'You can’t alienate everybody,' says the University of Ottawa's Alan Freeman, as leading candidates will need their rivals' supporters to come on board if their preferred choice gets cut in early ballots.
Lesser-known Conservative leadership candidates will have a chance to bring forward their ideas and increase their notoriety and in the process could force the frontrunners to address them—especially if the vote takes multiple ballots and they need to become their rivals' supporters second choice....
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