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Manitoba’s three major parties are all running full slates in the Sept. 10 provincial election.

The Progressive Conservatives and NDP had all 57 candidates in place a while ago, and the Liberals got their final few in just before yesterday’s deadline.

The Green Party is running 43 candidates — a record for a party that is trying to win its first ever seat in Manitoba.

The Communist Party and Manitoba First are each running a handful of candidates, and there are a few Independents as well.

One of those Independents is Cliff Graydon, who was kicked out of the Tory caucus over accusations of inappropriate behaviour toward female staff.

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Graydon is trying to keep his Borderland seat, which includes Emerson and Altona in southern Manitoba.

The first leaders’ debate is tomorrow evening and advance polls open Thursday.

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