While the final totals of the seats are still pending, Canadian stations have called that Mark Carney took the liberals to victory in Canada’s elections on Monday.
From 10:10 PM ET, the liberals had won or led in 123 of 343 Corrientes. The conservatives of Pierre Poilievre will remain in opposition, with 88 currents so far. The parties need 172 seats to form a majority, according to CTV News.
The victory of Carney consolidates the decade of power of the Liberal Party, replacing former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who had led the country since 2015.
Carney intervened as elected prime minister when Trudeau resigned in March.
In publication on social networks The day of the election of Canada, President Donald Trump suggested that Canadians should vote for him so that Canada becomes the state 51.
“Choosing the man who has strength and wisdom to reduce his taxes by half, increase his military power, free of charge, at the highest level of the world, have his car, steel, aluminum, wood, energy and all other companies, quadruple of size, with zero rates or taxes, if Canada becomes the appreciated state 51. State of the United States of the United States,” he said Monday, Monday, Monday, on Monday, Monday, on Monday, Monday, on Monday, Monday candidate referred to himself, when the candidate.
He added: “The United States can no longer subsidize Canada with the hundreds of billions of dollars a year that we have been spending in the past. It makes no sense unless Canada is a state!”
The Prime Minister of Canada, the liberal leader Mark Carney, April 27, 2025 and the conservative leader of Canada Pierre Poilievre, April 17, 2025.
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Despite Trump’s suggestion, Canadians cannot vote for him since he is not on the electoral ballot. There are 16 political parties registered in Canada, the most dominant liberals and conservatives being. Other matches include the Green Party, the Libertarian Party, the United Party and the Future Canadian party.
In response to the president’s position, the leader of the Conservative Party Pierre Poilievre issued a strong response, saying that Trump should “stay out of our elections.”
“The only people who will decide the future of Canada are the Canadians at the polls. Canada will always be proud, sovereign and independent, and we will never be the state 51,” Pailievre wrote in a Publish in x. “Today, Canadians can vote for change so we can strengthen our country, stop by two feet and face the United States from a position of force.”
The conservative leader Pierre Poilievre and his wife Anaida Poilievre cast their votes in the federal elections in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, April 28, 2025.
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Canadian Prime Minister and leader of the Liberal Party Mark Carney published a Video in x Monday with the message: “This is Canada, and we decided what happens here.”
The Prime Minister and Liberal Leader of Canada, Mark Carney, votes with his wife Diana Fox Carney in Ottawa, Ontario, on April 28, 2025.
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Canada has a parliamentary system, which means that if the liberals win most seats in the elections, or they can form a minority government with members of another party, Carney will continue to serve as prime minister.
Almost all surveys for the elections are expected to close at 9:30 pm ET on Monday.
