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The Canberra Times
The Canberra Times
Jasper Lindell

Chief Minister's intervention brings back dropped top candidate

Taimus Werner-Gibbings, left, who will run for ACT Labor at the 2024 election after Chief Minister Andrew Barr, right, intervened. Picture by Matt Loxton

An ACT Labor candidate who won a preselection vote before being dropped from the ballot over quota requirements will now contest the election for the party after the Chief Minister and federal MPs intervened.

Taimus Werner-Gibbings, who is not factionally aligned, won a preselection vote for Brindabella, taking 44 votes when a ballot was held in November.

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