'Should be ashamed': What Surrey voters are saying after Doug McCallum's surprising victory - Daily Hive
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As the results started trickling in for the Surrey election over the weekend, one thing became clear very quickly: Doug McCallum had more than a fighting chance to win.
Then, without warning, Brenda Locke took the stage at her election night headquarters and made a concession speech, well before the final results were tallied.
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