This election leaves every party humbled – but the Liberals least of all

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Take the 2011 election, when the Liberals were reduced to third-party status. There was widespread speculation that their future was a merger with the NDP, or a fade to permanent minor party status. The latter is what happened to the Liberals in Britain. But in 2015, the Liberals came roaring back to win a majority. A one-off, not a trend.

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