Adams said the usual leadership-race dynamic for the Manitoba PCs involves a competition between well-known urban and rural candidates.

Daudrich, the professor said, does not have the profile he would have expected from a candidate located outside Winnipeg.

“He’s not elected member. He doesn’t have a large constituency base. It’s not like he’s from Portage la Prairie,” Adams said. “He’s a successful business person up in Churchill, Manitoba.”

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