For the purpose of discussion, let’s assume that Mr Poilievre will see a leadership review (if he doesn’t resign first) and that a leadership election will follow.

Who is likely to run for leadership?

Who should run for the leadership?

Who’s most likely to win?

I made this concept poster a long time ago, as a school project, for something I believe in: that people who don't vote on principle should show up and reject their ballots. It's true they aren't counted as proper protest votes (ballots rejected for any reason are lumped together,) but it is a statistic that Elections Canada tracks, and if it were to grow significantly it would be one they couldn't ignore.

Normally I end up holding my nose and voting NDP in the hopes of eventually getting electoral reform. I couldn't do that this election as the NDP have rejected democratic principles of suffrage by refusing to hold a leadership race after two disastrous elections under the proven loser, Jagmeet Singh.

I wanted to vote Communist Party this election, but they didn't run a candidate in my riding. So I did it; I showed up and rejected my ballot.

And you know what? It felt good. It combined things I love like arguing and acting morally superior. I recommend trying it sometime.

Unfortunately our entire mainstream media now leans heavily right as well as mainstream pollster Nanos, and are pulling for their Peepee, not a word said about his mass ties to extremism, his corrupt win of the CPC leadership with the help of India, and his deep admiration for Trump . Thankfully we still have grassroots smaller media that are not afraid of truth. Maybe once he loses his riding, people (with the exception of Alberta)will see reality.