Jagmeet Singh’s Powerful Plea: Don’t Let the NDP Be Left Behind
Hey everyone, let’s talk about something important happening right now in Canadian politics. As we gear up for the 2025 federal election, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is making a heartfelt appeal to Canadians. His message? Don't let the New Democratic Party be sidelined—Canada works best when New Democrats have a seat at the table and a voice in Parliament.
Singh’s campaign is cutting through the noise of the usual Liberal-Conservative tug-of-war by reminding voters what the NDP has achieved when given influence. Speaking at the Broadbent Institute’s Progress Summit in Ottawa, Singh didn’t mince words—he’s asking voters to send a strong team of New Democrats to Ottawa to fight for working people and the middle class. And honestly, his track record speaks volumes. Programs like dental care and pharmacare didn’t just materialize—they happened because the NDP pushed hard during their confidence-and-supply agreement with the Liberals.
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He told delegates at the conference, “We don’t waste the power you give us. We wield it for people.” That’s a strong message, especially at a time when so many Canadians are feeling uncertain—whether it’s about the economy, healthcare, or our place in an increasingly turbulent world.
Now, let’s be real—the NDP isn’t leading in the polls. In fact, they’re currently trailing with just 9% support, behind the Liberals and Conservatives. But Singh is still fighting hard. He’s focusing on the ridings they’ve historically held and pushing a strategy similar to what helped the Ontario NDP stay competitive during their last election.
Singh is gearing up for next week’s debates in Montreal, where he’ll be making his case directly to voters in both English and French. He knows the road ahead is tough, but he’s not backing down. In his words, Canada needs a Parliament where no one party holds all the power. And honestly, that’s where the NDP shines—by holding others accountable and fighting for tangible, people-first policies.
So as April 28 approaches, Singh is urging Canadians to think about what kind of Parliament they want. Do we want a rubber stamp government? Or one with voices that challenge, advocate, and push for change? Singh’s betting that Canadians still believe in the power of people who show up to fight for them—not just during election time, but every single day after.
This election could be pivotal for the NDP. It’s not just about survival—it’s about continuing to shape policies that matter. Singh is putting it all on the line, and now, it’s up to voters to decide if they’ll give him and his party the chance to keep delivering.
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