Paul Wells

The Prime Minister has outlasted and outplayed three Liberal leaders. The fourth may well trip him up. And this time, it’s deeply personal.

If one party skates close to a majority without actually winning one, then what?

The Liberal leader’s opponents wanted lots of debates to increase the odds of him messing up. That gambit didn’t work out so well.

The Conservatives are gaining ground in the polls faster than the Liberals. And the NDP slump is serious.

He’s surged to within striking distance of 24 Sussex. Now it’s going to get ugly.

The leaders all came out swinging with the sharpest disagreements of this campaign. But did they actually settle anything?

The polls may not move much as a result of Thursday’s French debate. But that’s not the only reason we hold these things

The eternal F-35 debate has hit the campaign trail with engines blazing, further complicating what we thought we knew about left-right parties

Who won the Globe and Mail’s debate on the economy? Paul Wells weighs in

What really happens during a federal leaders’ debate—and why chaos inevitably seeps in