Toronto: PM Canada Liberal Party Justin Trudeau ensured victory in parliamentary elections but failed to get the majority he wanted in a vote focused on the pandemic of Coronavirus but many Canadians were unnecessary.
Trudeau entered the election Monday to lead a stable minority government that was not under the threat dropped – but he hoped that the Canadians would reciprocate with the majority to navigate pandemics better than many other leaders.
Still, Trudeau struggled to justify why he called the early election remembering the virus, and the opposition was relentless in accusing him to hold the sound of two years before the deadline for his personal ambition.
In the end, the bet did not pay off, and the results almost reflected two years ago.
Liberal leads lead or selected in 158 seats – one more than they won 2019, and 12 short of 170 needed for the majority at the House of Commons.
Conservative leads or selected in 119 seats, two less than they won in 2019.
The new Left Democrat leads or selected in 25, while the BLC Quebecois lead or selected at 34 and green drops to two.
“You sent us back to work with a clear mandate to get Canada through this pandemic,” Trudeau said.
“I hear you when you say you just want to go back to the things you love and are not worried about this pandemic or elections.” But experts noted that it was not Trudeau’s victory hoping.
“Trudeau loses his ears to get the majority so I will say this is a bitter victory for him,” said Daniel Beland, a professor of political science at McGill University in Montreal.
“Trudeau and liberals have saved their skin and will remain in power, but many Canadians who do not want to end this summer, the selection of pandemics may not be entertained about the entire situation,” he said.
Trudeau Canadian bets do not want a conservative government during a pandemic.
Canada has one of the highest level of vaccination in the world.
And he has shown that Alberta, which is run by the Conservative Provincial Government, in a crisis.
Nelson Wiseman, a professor of political science, said conservatives were injured by the situation in Alberta.
“Waste of money” takes place on social media when voters question the time and costs involved.
The selection of Canada, who runs the voting, projects that the price C $ 612 million ($ 477.60 million) for polls, C $ 110 million is more than the 2019 election, which costs C $ 502 million.
O’Toole conceded elections, but warned the conservative Trudeau would be ready for the next.
Trudeau Canadian bets do not want a conservative government during a pandemic.