Quebec Elections Could Lead to Referendum on Sovereignty
A generational shift in Quebec politics, driven by upcoming provincial elections, is raising the possibility of a renewed sovereignty referendum, reshaping Canada's constitutional landscape.
Category : Elections
Recall Petition Rallies Planned Across Alberta
Organizers of multiple recall petitions in Alberta have scheduled rallies across the province this weekend to demonstrate grassroots support for their movement.
Third Link Debate Divides CAQ Leadership Race
The controversial third link project between Quebec City and Lévis has sparked early tensions in the CAQ leadership race, with Bernard Drainville and Christine Fréchette taking opposing stances on the issue.
GOP Faces 2026 Warning Signs as Red Districts Shift
Special elections reveal deep-red districts shifting toward Democrats, with Texas showing a 31-point swing. Polling and betting markets indicate Republican vulnerabilities ahead of 2026 midterms.
Democrats Poised for Major 2026 Midterm Rebound: Analyst
CNN data analyst Harry Enten forecasts a potential Democratic landslide in 2026 midterms, citing strong polling leads in New York and California and recent Texas special election victory.
Florida Candidate Uses Tinder to Connect with Young Female Voters
James Fishback, a candidate for Florida governor, is leveraging the dating app Tinder as part of his campaign strategy to reach young female voters, sparking mixed public reactions.
Johns: McPherson Can Restore NDP's Official Party Status
Vancouver Island MP Gord Johns expresses confidence that new NDP leader McPherson can regain official party standing, highlighting strategic importance for parliamentary influence.
Trump: Accept GOP Loss Only If Elections 'Honest'
Former President Donald Trump stated he would accept Republican midterm election losses to Democrats only if the elections are conducted honestly, repeating claims of potential rigging.
AIPAC Attacks May Boost Progressive in NJ Primary
AIPAC's unexpected attacks on former Rep. Tom Malinowski in New Jersey's Democratic primary could inadvertently help progressive Analilia Mejia, reshaping the race and highlighting internal party tensions over Israel policy and outside spending.
Edmonton Plans Better Training for Election Workers
Edmonton's auditor identifies provincial rule changes as a cause of municipal election delays, prompting plans for improved training for civic election workers to prevent future issues.
Liberal Candidate Doly Begum Faces Scrutiny Over Israel Remarks
Former NDP MPP Doly Begum's federal Liberal candidacy in Scarborough Southwest raises concerns over her past statements on Israel and Gaza, sparking debate about party values.
B.C. Conservative Leadership Race Hits 10 Candidates
The British Columbia Conservative Party leadership contest has grown to ten contenders as MLA Bruce Banman and newcomer Kooner officially join the field, intensifying the political competition ahead of a critical decision for the party's future direction.
NDP's Doly Begum Poached by Liberals for Federal Byelection
Ontario NDP MPP Doly Begum leaves provincial politics to run as Liberal candidate in Scarborough Southwest federal byelection, bringing her controversial stance on Israel-Hamas conflict to national stage.
MacKay on Harper Legacy: Uniting Right Saved Canada
Former Conservative minister Peter MacKay commemorates the 20th anniversary of the 2006 election victory, detailing how he and Stephen Harper overcame party divisions to create a unified conservative movement that reshaped Canadian politics.
Canadians Split on Floor-Crossers Resigning: Poll
A new Nanos poll shows Canadians are evenly divided on whether MPs who switch parties should resign their seats, amid political analyst predictions of more floor-crossing in 2026.
Florida Candidate Uses Tinder for Voter Outreach Amid Controversy
James Fishback, a Republican gubernatorial candidate in Florida, has joined Tinder to connect with young female voters, sparking criticism and reviving past misconduct allegations.
51st State Fear Used as Political Weapon in Canadian Election
Analysis reveals how improbable threats of Canada becoming a 51st U.S. state were weaponized during the 2025 election, influencing voters despite constitutional realities.
Nenshi Challenges Smith Despite Poor Poll Results
Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi remains undeterred by unfavorable polling data, challenging Premier Danielle Smith to defend her government's record in an upcoming campaign.
UCP Raises $9.3M, NDP $6.3M in Alberta Political Funding
Alberta's United Conservative Party raised over $9.3 million in 2025, setting a non-election year record, while the Opposition NDP collected $6.3 million, highlighting significant political financial support.
Texas GOP Alarmed by Democratic Upset in Special Election
Former Trump press secretary Sean Spicer warns Republicans after Democrat Taylor Rehmet flips a long-held GOP seat in Texas' 9th Senate District, with Trump allies calling it a major problem.
NDP MPP Doly Begum Joins Federal Liberals as Candidate
Scarborough Southwest MPP Doly Begum leaves Ontario NDP after eight years to become Liberal candidate, aiming to replace outgoing MP Bill Blair in federal politics.
Toronto Liberals Pick NDP's Doly Begum for Federal Scarborough Race
The Toronto Liberals have announced that current NDP MPP Doly Begum will be their candidate for the federal Scarborough riding in the upcoming election, marking a significant cross-party move.
Quebec Election Transformed by 'Fréchette Effect'
The Quebec political landscape has been dramatically reshaped by Economy Minister Christine Fréchette's emergence as CAQ leader, turning what appeared to be a Parti Québécois victory into a competitive three-way race with significant implications for Queb
Poilievre's Leadership Review Triumph: Conservatives Rally
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre secures strong endorsement at party convention while positioning himself as the only leader who understands Canadian struggles.
NDP Hopefuls Reject Poilievre's Worker Message
Three NDP leadership candidates argue Conservative gains among blue-collar voters are misleading, citing Poilievre's legislative record and personal background.
Carville: Pritzker Ideal 2028 Democratic Nominee
Veteran strategist James Carville explains why Illinois Governor JB Pritzker could be the perfect Democratic presidential candidate in 2028, citing fundraising prowess and strong Black community ties.
Liberals Lead Tories by 8 Points in New Poll After Carney Speech
New polling shows Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals leading Conservatives by eight percentage points following his Davos speech, with Carney maintaining high approval ratings.
Trump Denies Knowledge of Texas GOP Election Loss He Endorsed
Former President Donald Trump feigned ignorance about a Texas state Senate election loss by his endorsed Republican candidate, despite previously touting her on Truth Social.
Alberta Poll: UCP Leads NDP by 13 Points
A new Leger poll shows Alberta's UCP with a commanding 13-point lead over the NDP. Premier Danielle Smith expresses confidence while criticizing opposition leader Naheed Nenshi.
Poilievre's Convention Momentum Fuels Conservative Parliamentary Push
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, buoyed by an 87% leadership endorsement, aims to translate convention energy into parliamentary strategy as the party seeks unity and policy traction.
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