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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

David Herle is a Canadian political consultant and Principal Partner at leading polling and research firm, The Gandalf Group. He is also a regular CBC commentator.

David Herle received his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Regina and was called to the Bar in Ontario after receiving his LLB from the University of Saskatchewan.

Herle worked on John Turner's leadership bid.

Herle was previously a senior partner at Earnscliffe Strategy Group and a top advisor to former Prime Minister Paul Martin. He was Liberal Party of Canada campaign co-chair for 2004 and 2006. During the 2004 election, as prospects for the Liberals began looking poor, Herle was a strong advocate of attacking Martin's primary opponent, Stephen Harper. In the 2006 election, a similar strategy did not result in similar success.

Herle was managing co-chair for Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne's successful reelection campaign in 2014 and again in 2018 when the Ontario Liberals finished in third place. During the several years that Herle worked for the Ontario Liberal government, his firm was paid $3.4 million.[1][2]

David Herle is now the host of The Herle Burly podcast.

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  1. ^ Wells, Paul (8 June 2018). "How Doug Ford did it". Maclean's. Retrieved 9 June 2018.
  2. ^ Wallace, James (22 April 2018). "WALLACE: Herle hurls 'dick' smear to detract from Liberals' scandalous record". Toronto Sun. Postmedia Network Inc. Retrieved 9 July 2018.

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