As the Canadian election campaign draws to a close, David Coletto of Abacus Data highlights the absence of significant events or drama compared to previous elections. Unlike past competitive moments that shaped the political landscape, this election appears to culminate in a straightforward contest between the Liberal and Conservative parties, led by Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre, respectively, with other parties seemingly sidelined. The contrast between this campaign and historical events underscores a notable lack of engagement and urgency in the current political climate.
This election has been interesting, but not a lot has happened during the campaign, revealing a lack of significant drama or pivotal moments.
As the campaign ends, it resembles its beginning, with a clear contest between the Liberals and Conservatives, sidelining the other parties.
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