Canada will hold early elections on April 28

Trump’s policy has led to a nationalist increase in Canadian society, which contributes to the growth of supporting liberals.

Canadian prime minister Mark Carny announced the premises of the early parliamentary election on April 28. It was known by the BBC on Sunday, March 23.

Carney, who led the government a little more than a week ago, said he was seeking to get a “strong and positive mandate” from the people.

“It is necessary to do more for the safety of Canada,” he emphasized, referring to the trade war, which US president Donald Trump began, and his threat to integration.

The next election will be held no later than October 20, but the Prime Minister has the right to appoint a vote earlier. Carney is expected to do this shortly after the office.

The Liberal Party has been in power since 2015 and during this time lost part of popularity. However, Trump’s policy has led to a nationalist increase in Canadian society, which contributes to the growth of support for the liberals. Recent surveys show that the ruling party has removed the lag from the opposition conservatives, led by Paul Polyever.

This will be the first election campaign for Karni, who last week replaced former prime minister Justin Trudeau as the prime minister and head of the Liberal Party.

As you know, during the year, a conservative party is governed by public opinion polls. However, against the back of US President Donald Trump, the Liberal began the lag. When appointing an early election, Karni tries to use clearly positive dynamics in polls for liberals.

Remember that Canadian Liberal Party head Mark Carney brought an oath and officially became the country’s prime minister.

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