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- The next election is not scheduled until October 2025, and political dynamics could be very different at that time compared to now, says Dan Arnold, a former senior strategist for the Liberal Party.
- In Durham, the Tories have been outperforming the national party average by about a 12 per cent margin, so it remains to be seen if Jamil Jivani can meet this benchmark, says Fred DeLorey, former Conservative campaign director.
- In Durham, the Tories have been outperforming the national party average by about a 12 per cent margin, so it remains to be seen if Jamil Jivani can meet this benchmark, says Fred DeLorey, former Conservative campaign director.
- After the writ is dropped for the Durham, Ont., byelection, Ontario Liberal MPs will be going in regularly after work hours to help out their candidate and raise funds, says Ontario Liberal caucus chair and Liberal MP Michael Coteau.
- After the writ is dropped for the Durham, Ont., byelection, Ontario Liberal MPs will be going in regularly after work hours to help out their candidate and raise funds, says Ontario Liberal caucus chair and Liberal MP Michael Coteau.
- With the Liberals in trouble and caucus getting nervous and openly criticizing their leadership, it's up to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his party to stop the bleeding of public support, pollsters tell The Hill Times.
- With the Liberals in trouble and caucus getting nervous and openly criticizing their leadership, it's up to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his party to stop the bleeding of public support, pollsters tell The Hill Times.
- Pierre Poilievre doesn't need to convince Canadians that they want change, he just needs prove that he's the change they want, says David Coletto, CEO of Abacus Data.
- Pierre Poilievre doesn't need to convince Canadians that they want change, he just needs prove that he's the change they want, says David Coletto, CEO of Abacus Data.
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