WINNIPEG—Accounts of those challenging the vote that saw Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson become leader of the Progressive Conservatives are expected to be questioned in court this week. Shelly Glover, who lost last month to Stefanson by a small margin, has alleged there were irregularities when ballots were counted and wants a judge to order a new vote. Glover, her scrutineer and two other supporters have filed affidavits to support her claim. The Progressive Conservative party has also filed documents saying the election was fair. A cross-examination of the affidavits is scheduled for today and Tuesday in Court of Queen’s Bench. Glover’s case is then scheduled to be argued before a judge on Dec. 10. Glover, a former member of Parliament, came up short with 49 per cent of the ballots in the Oct. 30 vote. When the results were announced, the ballots totalled 16,546, with Stefanson winning 51 per cent. …