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- ↑ Allan Woods, "'A man with a dream'; Trudeau, who handily defeated two opponents, insists that despite his famous name he's more than just his father's son," Toronto Star, 30 April 2007, A06. Trudeau received 690 votes, while Deros received 350 and Basilio Giordano received 220. (These numbers may be approximations.)