federal election 2019

Philippe J. Fournier: The Conservative lead holds, but with rising fortunes in Ontario the Liberals’ seat projection improves significantly

Philippe J. Fournier: After a flurry of new polls the latest electoral model sees the Conservatives well positioned and gaining ground in Quebec

Matt Gurney: The Ontario premier is parking his government until the fall. Whatever the reason, it’s very good news for the federal Conservatives.

The Alberta premier established his bona fides in a part of the country that swings federal elections. Much has changed since then.

Philippe J. Fournier: A 338Canada analysis shows the hits and misses of the country’s top polling firms—and the importance of polling aggregates

Philippe J. Fournier: A new 338 Canada projection shows that under a proportional representation system the Greens and NDP would take a combined 90 seats

Terry Glavin: Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives have a racist jackass problem and they’re not doing enough to shake it.

The Conservative leader has left himself open to charges of intolerance in his party. It could be the biggest, ugliest issue in the coming election.

Anne Kingston: Elizabeth May’s party has emerged as the potential sleeper at an increasingly polarized political moment

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