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CBC Online News | Updated May 29, 2007
L to R: Ross, Nancy,
and Paul.
and Paul.
Nancy Key, Ross Young and Paul McNeill, Island Morning's political panel, have been P.E.I. favourites for years.
Listen to their take on the provincial election here.
May 29, 2007 - The Morning After
The panel reviews the results from the 2007 election, and talks about who might be in the Robert Ghiz cabinet.
(runs 15:40)May 25, 2007 - The Wrap
The panel gathers to discuss the last-minute promises, the debates and one infamous poll.
(runs 15:32)May 17, 2007 - Week Three
The panel discuss the issue of an MLA offering to help constituents find jobs, and the results of the first leader debate.
(runs 14:00)May 11, 2007 - Week Two
The panel has been listening to some of the promises, and reviewing why the parties are making their commitments.
(runs 18:53)May 4, 2007 - Week One
The panel reviews the election call, and week one of the election campaign.
(runs 18:43)
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- Pat Binns and his Progressive Conservatives went down to defeat in Monday's Prince Edward Island election, at least in part because of how two campaign promises fed into Islanders' growing appetite for change.
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- The Liberal party took every key district they needed for victory Monday night, and then some.
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