Mark Cornery Liberals in Canada Legislatures Fail in a perfect majority
With 169 estimated places, the 343 -Seat Chamber is less than 172 required for the majority. Counting of votes is still in some elections. The Carney government can be formed with the help of small parties such as Quebec Block or New Democrats.
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The Liberal Party led by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Cornery has failed the full majority target in Parliament, designing the Public Television Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
According to the projection, liberals have 169 seats in Parliament, with less than 172 required for a perfect majority in the 343 -Sit Legislative Chamber.
The decision of the Canadian legislatures is not yet accurate, and the last two elections are being counted.
The Election Commission Election Canada said that the number of special newsletters and voters outside their districts during the election, which also affects the outcome of a dozen districts.
According to the smaller parties on the table
The liberals who defeated Pierre Poilivre’s conservatives, may have a majority with the support of one of the smallest parties representing the Baisa room.
There is a Quebec Block in potential partners – it may be in third place and it is a separatist party of the Francophone Quebec seeking the independence of Canada; Or New Democrats, a progressive party.
US President Donald Trump led Canada to the Poelivre election with threatening to attach Canada to the trade war and not attaching him as the 51st state.
Conservative on Monday lost his first ministerial candidacy and he lost his place in Parliament that took 20 years.
Poilivre, a career politician, has campaigned for the argument and rhetoric of the argument and rhetoric, adopting the “Canada First” slogan.
Trump’s traceafters are outraged, many have refused to buy their vacations in the United States, to buy American products and allowed the record of 7.3 million Canadians who voted ahead of the election day.
Carrie, who has already attended the Liberal Party supporters in Otawa, has promised to govern “with all parties, all territories and civil society.”
“We have overcome the shock of American betrayal, but we should never forget the lessons,” Carrie said.
“These are not empty threats. President Trump is trying to destroy us so that the United States will dominate us. It will never … Never … We must recognize the reality that our world has become fundamental.”
The trade war with the United States and a tense relationship with Trump, and the Canada’s living crisis is at the expense.
During the campaign, Carney promised to cause Canadian workers who were negatively affected by the government’s dollar trade war with compensation tariffs on US products.
