Almost three months after the provincial election on Prince Edward Island, Progressive Conservative candidate Natalie Jameson has won in the riding of Charlottetown-Hillsborough Park.
The vote was not held during the April 23rd general election due to the death of Green candidate Josh Underhay in a boating mishap just days before the election.
READ MORE: P.E.I. Green Party candidate Josh Underhay killed in accident days ahead of election
The Progressive Conservatives led by Premier Dennis King won a minority government in April – the first minority outcome on P-E-I since 1890.
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The Tories now have 13 seats in the legislature while there are eight Greens, and six Liberal members.
Watch: PEI Greens suspend campaigning after candidate’s death
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