A vote for the PPC instead of the CPC will give Trudeau a minority and potentially a majority gov.
- EGrieves
- Sep 16, 2021
- 1 min read
September 16th, 2021
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That’s an interesting point splitting conservative votes between the PPC and CPC could indeed shift the balance in Trudeau’s favour, potentially leading to a minority or even majority government. It really shows how strategic voting impacts overall outcomes. Much like how a law essay writer analyzes different perspectives before forming an argument, voters need to think critically about where their vote truly counts.