The New Democratic Party is struggling, and in order to turn things around, Jagmeet Singh needs to step down as leader—immediately.
Matt Chilliak is a political strategist who’s worked on several NDP campaigns in Saskatchewan and British Columbia, as well as with Democratic candidates in the United States, where he now resides. Photograph courtesy of Matt Chilliak
Singh has led the party through two elections in the past eight years. During that time, the NDP has failed to gain seats. They’ve struggled to break above 20 per cent. And Singh’s own favorability has reached an all-time low.
