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-- Cadman said his riding constituents indicated in a poll that they don't want an election -- and said he must listen to them. "(It) is a major factor because I have to represent the views of my constituents.''

He said the poll of 600 eligible voters in his Surrey North riding, taken May 15 to 16, indicated two-thirds of respondents didn't want an election. He specified that 53 per cent of respondents didn't want an election this spring, 13 per cent didn't want one in the foreseeable future, and only 23 per cent wanted one immediately. The poll is considered accurate to within plus or minus four percentage points, 19 times out of 20.

-- Toronto-area Independent Carolyn Parrish has already said she will vote with the Liberals, her former party. But she was also upset about Stronach's instant promotion.

"It disgusts me. Absolutely. I can't believe how low we as Liberals will go to hang onto this government,'' she said.

Nevertheless, she said she'll vote with the government because a poll of 9,000 constituents in her riding suggested an overwhelming 72 per cent didn't want an election now.