Canada under a US style presidential system (1867-present)

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So I guess Clark won the Conservative primary?

It's not done yet!

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And now for Newfoundland,

Not much of a split on the rock, as all the delegates went to one candidate in both races, but it does make things closer going into Super Monday.

Democrats
Broadbent: 57% (13 delegates)
Harney: 17%
Nystrom: 17%
Brown: 9%

Delegate count:
Brown: 60
Nystrom: 39
Broadbent: 33
Harney: 10

Conservatives
Mulroney: 54% (13 delegates)
Wagner: 15%
Clark: 10%
MacDonald: 7%
Stevens: 7%
Hellyer: 7%

Delegate count:
Clark: 83
Mulroney: 28
Wagner: 18
Nowlan: 13 (dropped out)

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Super Monday!

Democrats
Quebec: 98 delegates

Harney does well in Quebec, as expected but can't sweep the province.

Harney: 59% (80 delegates)
Broadbent: 28% (18 delegates)
Brown: 11% (2 delegates)
Nystrom: 2%  

Ontario: 112 delegates
Meanwhile, Broadbent can't sweep Ontario, but does very well.

Broadbent: 50% (90 delegates)
Nystrom: 26% (11 delegates)
Brown: 20% (7 delegates)
Harney: 4% (2 delegates)

Final tally:
Broadbent: 141
Harney: 92
Brown: 69
Nystrom: 50

This one will go to the convention with Broadbent the clear favourite.

Conservatives
Quebec
Quebec was a battle between Wagner and Mulroney, with Wagner prevailing.
Wagner: 49% (83 delegates)
Mulroney: 32% (15 delegates)
Clark: 10%
MacDonald: 7%
Hellyer: 1%
Stevens: 1%

Ontario
Hellyer wins the popular vote in Ontario, securing an extra 24 delegates for winning the province in a tight 3 way race. He was not able to catch Mulroney, however in the delegate count.
Hellyer: 25% (50 delegates)
MacDonald: 23% (26 delegates)
Stevens: 21% (24 delegates)
Mulroney: 15% (10 delegates)  
Wagner: 2% (2 delegates)
Clark: 13% (0 delegates)

Final delegate totals:
Wagner: 103
Clark: 83
Mulroney: 53
Hellyer: 50
MacDonald: 26
Stevens: 24
Nowlan: 13 (dropped out)