Green Party Resurgence Post-Election

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Where do the Greens go from here?

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After an election ruled by tariff concerns and strategic voting, the Green Party is down a seat and a co-leader.

Green Party Co-leader Jonathan Pedneault announced he was stepping down after not being elected in his Montreal riding of Outremont for a second time.

The Greens need to convince people who might otherwise vote Liberal or NDP to “loosen their grip” as long as they're sure that the party at large won't lose.

People who voted strategically for the Liberals in this election “are not wedded” to them, said Desserud .

The party’s support dropped to 2.3 per cent of the popular vote from the 6.5 per cent it recorded in 2019 .

Members of the Green Party will now decide the future of its leadership.

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