With a ‘razor-thin’ majority, unusually high number of byelections come with great stakes: politicos
Prime Minister Mark Carney has called the highest number of byelections in a short period since the 1950s—something strategists are putting down to ‘coincidence’ and a rapidly changing political sphere.
Politicos say the high number of byelections being called this Parliament are largely a matter of “coincidence” and a rapidly changing political sphere, but the stakes are high for both the opposition leader and the prime minister with a tight majority government.
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