US EditionCP Green Party co-leader Jonathan Pedneault defeated in Quebec riding
- Jonathan Pedneault, co-leader of the Green Party, lost the Montreal Outremont riding by more than 20,000 votes in the recent federal election.
- The Greens' underwhelming election results, during which Pedneault was the primary spokesperson, reflect ongoing challenges including party exclusion from debates and an incomplete candidate slate.
- Elizabeth May remained the sole Green elected, holding Saanich-Gulf Islands for the fifth time, while incumbent MPs Mike Morrice and Paul Manly lost their seats.
- The Greens secured only 1.3 percent of the popular vote, marking their worst federal performance since 2000, prompting Pedneault to state, "I must however take responsibility for the failure."
- Pedneault announced his immediate resignation as co-leader, emphasizing that the party must focus on the people and electoral reform despite a difficult road ahead.
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CP Green Party co-leader Jonathan Pedneault defeated in Quebec riding
OTTAWA — The Canadian Press decision desk is projecting that Green Party co-leader Jonathan Pedneault has been defeated in the Montreal riding of Outremont. Liberal cabinet minister Rachel Bendayan is projected to win the seat for the fourth time. The Canadian Press
·Toronto, Canada
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