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	Pierre Ducasse
		Speculation was heard that if it were not for the party's new one member one vote system, which allowed the majority of the party's membership to vote before the convention, he would have obtained a much larger proportion of the vote.
		Jack Layton, the Quebec-born winner of the leadership election, appointed Ducasse to be the party's Quebec lieutenant and official spokesman in Quebec.
		Ducasse has been the NDP candidate for the riding of Manicouagan twice, first in the federal election of 1997 and again for the 2004 Canadian federal election.
	www.seattleluxury.com /encyclopedia/entry/pierre_ducasse (449 words)

	NDP Quebec - Pierre Ducasse
		Pierre Ducasse was born on August 18, 1972 on the North Shore of Québec.
		Pierre Ducasse, at the age of 29, has decided to enter the race for the leadership of the Federal NDP, after Alexa McDonough stepped down as NDP Leader.
		Ducasse ran a visible campaign, especially during the various debates that were held in Canada.
	www.npd.qc.ca /english/pierre_ducasse.htm (545 words)

	[PierreDucasse.ca] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-10)
		Pierre Ducasse, candidat dans Manicouagan en 2004 et 2006, juge qu’ « il s’agit d’un triomphe personnel et politique ».
		Pierre Ducasse, tout en étant déçu des résultats, remercie chaleureusement toutes les personnes qui l’ont appuyé.
		Ducasse est également très heureux d’avoir contribué à bâtir une dynamique avec les autres candidats NPD de l’Est du Québec, avec sa tournée du "Vent social-démocrate de l’Est".
	www.pierreducasse.ca /rubrique1.html (3886 words)

	Pierre Ducasse défendra les couleurs du NPD dans Manicouagan
		Ducasse fait le pari que la «nouveauté» Paul Martin ne séduira pas tant que cela les électeurs québécois et, surtout, que la province en a assez du Bloc.
		Ducasse avait terminé bon dernier avec moins de 5 % des voix, mais son discours au congrès de Toronto avait tellement fait bonne impression que plusieurs militants disaient regretter d'avoir voté par anticipation alors qu'ils ne le connaissaient pas encore.
		Pierre Ducasse s'était présenté contre M. Fournier en 1997 et n'avait récolté que 4 % des voix.
	www.ledevoir.com /2004/01/07/44326.html (354 words)

	babble: Pierre Ducasse launches Blog
		I think mixing the French and English up is a great idea (rather than having a French blog and English blog or translating everything).
		I will have to dust off my high school French (I can get the gist of much of what is written) but that is definately a good thing (and something I should have done long ago).
		Thanks kingblake for pointing this out (I'm not a member of club 2154 though as Pierre was second on my ballot behind JoeCo; I was thinking of putting Pierre first but I wasn't sure if Joe was going to survive past the first ballot and I really wanted to vote for him)
	www.rabble.ca /babble/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic&f=25&t=001204 (771 words)

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