Liberal Mark Carney’s party will continue to take power in Canada

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) predicts that Canada’s ruling Liberal Party is predicted to be the winner of the election, as early results suggest the party has a strong lead. CBC News said that “liberals are expected to form a fourth consecutive government” but said it was “too early” to say whether it was a majority alone or a minority government.

The Liberal Party occupied 33 of 33 of 65 seats, and the remaining 273 seats were announced on Monday (8 a.m. in India) at 10:30 p.m. local time. In the House of Commons of 33 people.

The Liberals led the way in 117 seats, while the Conservatives won 32 seats and led the way in the other 83 seats.

Allegedly a sympathizer of Khalistan, the New Democrat led by Jagmeet Singh did not win a seat but led in five games.

According to the government-funded CBC, the Liberals led less than 3% in the Conservative Party in a poll prior to Monday.

However, it expects liberals to win seats and make up the government’s lead.

If the Liberals win, Mark Carney, who replaces Justin Trudeau, will continue to serve as prime minister. He leads in the Nepal constituency of Ontario.

The Conservative Party, led by Pierre Poilievre, rode the unpopular and polls of the high school party (Trudeaus), which shows that the party is winning a landslide victory.

But ironically, U.S. President Donald Trump has declared a tariff war on Canada and threatened to annex it, injecting new life into the Liberal Party.

Because Poilievre is ideologically close to Trump, more Canadians gather to rallies to liberals, who offer nationalist opposition to the U.S. president.

Canada uses paper ballots, the counts are scattered, and scores are made at the polling stations, and the right to vote is conveyed to the Canadian election. This helps to get results as early as possible.

(This story has not been edited by DNA staff and published from IANS except for the title)