Demo
Run a preconfigured scenario and review the resulting branches.
Preconfigured scenario
46th Canadian federal election: government formation under asymmetric leader momentum
Which party forms government in the 46th Canadian federal election given leader approval trends, seat-efficiency dynamics, minority timing risk, and Canada–US trade shocks?
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Runtime
LOW
estimated work 3380
Actors
5
modeled participants
Outcome paths
5
branches compared in the run
Run profile
1000
18 month horizon
Context
stale AI cache 2026-04-03T09:14
Status
Liberal minority under PM Mark Carney
Stability
Fragile but currently stable; opposition fragmented
Polls
LPC 42.4% (PollsterAudit, 2026-03-30) CPC 36.7% (PollsterAudit, 2026-03-30) NDP 9.3% (PollsterAudit, 2026-03-30) BQ 6.5% (PollsterAudit, 2026-03-30) GPC 2.9% (PollsterAudit, 2026-03-30)
Forces
  • Housing supply lag remains unresolved
  • Healthcare strain continues provincially
  • Productivity stagnation narrative
  • Carbon price no longer central issue
  • US trade pressure elevates sovereignty framing
Seat efficiency
LPC: More efficiently distributed vote in GTA, Atlantic, urban BC
CPC: Vote concentrated in Prairies; must flip Ontario 905 to win majority
BQ: High Quebec seat conversion efficiency
NDP: Low efficiency under current vote share
Carney
Rising approval since assuming leadership
Strengths: Economic credibility, Calm leadership under trade pressure, Strong preferred-PM advantage
Weaknesses: Housing delivery pace, Perception of technocratic distance, Incumbent accountability drag
Poilievre
Declining net favourability over past 6–8 months
Strengths: Core base intensity, Cost-of-living attack messaging
Weaknesses: Suburban Ontario slippage, Softening among women and older voters, Less trusted on trade diplomacy
Agents
5 modeled actors in this scenario.
Liberal Party (LPC) — Mark Carney Conservative Party (CPC) — Pierre Poilievre New Democratic Party (NDP) Bloc Québécois (BQ) External Trade Shock (US Pressure)
Options
5 paths the stress-test will compare.
  1. Liberals convert leader momentum and Ontario efficiency into 172+ seats
  2. Liberals win plurality under 172 seats; govern with NDP/issue support
  3. Conservatives recover Ontario ground; narrow plurality
  4. Conservatives reverse favourability trend and sweep Ontario battlegrounds
  5. Highly fragmented result; prolonged confidence brinkmanship
Runs: 1000 · Horizon: 18 months
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