
Resolves to YES if, after the 45th Canadian federal election, the Liberal Party forms the next government.
Sep 11, 9:48am: This resolves to YES in the case of a minority Liberal government. Specifically, it resolves to YES if the prime minister and cabinet are Liberals, and NO if none of the prime minister and cabinet are Liberals.
@damarol If the Cabinet (including prime minister) consists of members of the liberal party (as it currently does), then yes.
@gwylim Not necessarily.
Depends on the order of operation.
If the Liberals and NDP reach a formal agreement before Carney resigns as PM (they'd only have a few days to do so), he could advise the Governor General that he can still command the confidence of the House, and form the government.
But if Carney resigns as PM or the Liberals don’t secure an NDP deal in time, the Conservatives will govern until they lose an early confidence vote, at which point a collation could take over. (The market would resolve to NO )
@spider I just wait for new honeymoon polls then take the free mana. I need to wait for more loans though
When looking at the post resignation polls, the A-rated pollsters unanimously show a widening of the lead. Only B-rated pollsters showed a narrowing

