Mon Sep 27, 2021 – 2:22 pm EDT
Editor’s Note: This article was originally published September 24.
(Campaign Life Coalition) – Although some mail-in ballots are still being counted and a few races are still in contention, it appears that the new parliament will look almost exactly like the old parliament.
The Liberals will gain three seats, moving from 156 to 159, while the Conservatives will lose two seats, dropping from 121 to 119. The table below compares the seats from 2021 with 2019’s election.
It can be argued that Justin Trudeau came out of this election with a damaged reputation because the public understands he called an unnecessary election – and wasted $600 million on it – for no other reason than to capitalize on polls which suggested that in a snap election, he’d win a majority. Which he failed to do.
However, Erin O’Toole is the leader who suffered the greatest damage, by far.
He blundered away what I believe should have been an easy victory that would have resulted in 156 Conservative seats compared to just 130 for the Liberals.
Down below, I’ll provide the math to back up that claim, and demonstrate that
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