Liberal Mark Carney is ready to win the Canadian election in the middle of Trump’s 51st state comment

While the last total seats are still delayed, Canadian broadcasters have said Mark Carney led the liberals to win in the Canadian election on Monday.

At 22:10 ET, liberals had won or led in 123 of 343 ridings. Pierre Poilievre’s conservative will remain in conflict, with 88 ridings so far. The parties need 172 seats to form the majority, according to CTV News.

Carney’s victory strengthened the decade of liberal parties in power, replacing former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who has led the country since 2015.

Carney stepped as an elected prime minister when Trudeau resigned in March.

In a Social media posting On the day of the Canadian election, President Donald Trump suggested that Canadians choose to choose Canada to be the 51st state.

“Choosing a man who has the strength and policy to cut your taxes into two, increase your military strength, for free, to the highest level in the world, own cars, steel, aluminum, wood, energy, and all other businesses, rectangles in size,” there is no tariff, if Canada becomes liked in the United States, “in the United States,” in the United States. “

He added, “America can no longer subsidize Canada with hundreds of billions of dollars a year that we have spent in the past. It does not make sense unless Canada is a country!”

Apart from Trump’s suggestion, Canadians could not choose it because he was not in the vote. There are 16 political parties registered in Canada – with liberals and conservatives to be the most dominant. Other parties including the Green Party, the Libertarian Party, the United Party and the Future Party of Canada.

Responding to the position of President, the leader of the Conservative Party Pierre Poilievre issued a sharp reply, said Trump had to “get out of our election.”

“The only person who will decide the future of Canada is a Canadian in the ballot box. Canada will always be proud, sovereign, and independent, and we will never be the 51st state,” Poilievre wrote in A Post on x. “Today, Canadians can choose change so that we can strengthen our country, stand on our own two feet, and stand in America from the position of strength.”

Canadian Prime Minister and Liberal Party Leader Mark Carney posted a Video on x On Monday with the message: “This is Canada – and we decided what happened here.”

Canada has a parliamentary system, which means that if liberals win the majority of seats in the election, or be able to form a minority government with other party members, Carney will continue to serve as prime ministers.

Almost all polls for elections are expected to be closed at 21:30 ET on Monday.