OTTAWA — If the 2019 election ends up in a minority situation but the Tories have the most seats, Green Party Leader Elizabeth May thinks the Liberal government should try to form a new government with support from other parties. The Green Party leader is riding high in public opinion polls. That’s the highest the polling company said it has tracked potential Green support and only four points behind support for the NDP. Provincial party successes — most recently in Prince Edward Island, where the Greens are now the official opposition — has helped boost green support. With federal Green Party MP Paul Manly elected this month in the Vancouver Island byelection of Nanaimo–Ladysmith, May has doubled her caucus.

Source: Huffington Post May 20, 2019 14:15 UTC