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Russ Marchuk (born September 1946) is a
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politician, who was the
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member elected to the
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in the 2011 election for the riding of
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. Marchuk won the seat by ousting
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leader
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in his own riding by a shocking 10-point margin. He retired in 2016.


References

Living people Saskatchewan Party MLAs Members of the Executive Council of Saskatchewan Politicians from Regina, Saskatchewan 1946 births {{Saskatchewan-politician-stub