US EditionNDP Leader Jagmeet Singh steps down as leader after losing his seat
- NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh announced his resignation after losing his seat in the 2025 Canadian elections, where the party only won two seats with a 6% vote share.
- The NDP's defeat in the elections has resulted in considerable gains for the Liberal Party, led by Mark Carney, which won 164 seats with a 42.9% vote share.
- Singh lost his seat in Burnaby Central, receiving 27% of the vote, while the Liberal candidate secured over 40%.
- Singh expressed disappointment in the election results but stated he remains hopeful for the future of the NDP, emphasizing unity and optimism in his concession speech.
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