Singh couldn’t ‘stomach idea’ of a Conservative majority, no regrets on no fall vote

Jagmeet Singh has no regrets on not triggering fall vote

Polling data last fall suggested the Conservatives could have nearly wiped out the governing Liberals and easily formed a majority government

Singh couldn’t ‘stomach idea’ of a Conservative majority, no regrets on no fall vote

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said he has no regrets about not triggering a fall election, because he couldn’t “stomach the idea” of Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre forming a majority government and wanted more time for pharmacare to be entrenched.

The leader of the New Democratic Party (NDP), Jagmeet Singh, said that he did not regret not having called elections in the fall, because he could not "digest" the idea that Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre formed a majority government and wanted more time for drug insurance to be endorsed.

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