Et si on avait eu un mode de scrutin proportionnel?
« Le Parti conservateur aurait pu rafler plus de sièges que le Parti libéral si Justin Trudeau avait respecté sa promesse de 2015 de réformer le mode de scrutin. Nous avons fait les calculs. »
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