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What is the "normal time" for an election? Elections don't have a set regularity, as long as they happen at least every 5 years.
by frosted-flakes 5y ago
What is the "normal time" for an election? Elections don't have a set regularity, as long as they happen at least every 5 years.
- animal_spirits 5y agoHere in the US it is every 4 years, I didn't know that it was more ambiguous in Canada
- _whiteCaps_ 5y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_of_no_confidence#Canada https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_of_no_confidence#Canada > At the federal level, a vote of no confidence is a motion presented by a member of the House of Commons that explicitly states the House has no confidence in the incumbent government.[3] The government may also declare any bill or motion to be a question of confidence. Major bills like budgets are automatically confidence votes as well. I think you need to get into the parliamentary minutiae to understand when other votes could cause an election.