In the 1943 elections, Scrimgeour stood against Peter Fraser in as an Independent candidate; he performed so well that Fraser, hitherto expected to win his seat comfortably, "only sneaked back on a minority vote".
He performed so well that Fraser (hitherto expected to win his seat comfortably) "only sneaked back on a minority vote". In the 1943 elections, Scrimgeour stood against Fraser in as an Independent candidate.
In the 1943 elections, Scrimgeour stood against Fraser in as an Independent candidate. He performed so well that Fraser (hitherto expected to win his seat comfortably) "only sneaked back on a minority vote".
In the 1943 elections, Scrimgeour stood against Fraser in as an Independent candidate. He performed so well that Fraser (hitherto expected to win his seat comfortably) "only sneaked back on a minority vote".