Trudeau Faces Internal Pressure as Liberals Appoint New Campaign Director

Amid declining poll numbers and a growing caucus revolt, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announces Andrew Bevan as the new campaign director.

Liberal MPs express frustration over the lack of effective communication strategies and policy changes, contributing to the party's declining popularity.
The Conservatives have significantly outspent the Liberals on advertising, exacerbating concerns within the Liberal caucus about their election prospects.
A movement within the Liberal Party is pushing for Trudeau's resignation, with some MPs believing a new leader could improve their chances against Pierre Poilievre.
Andrew Bevan, a seasoned Liberal strategist, has been appointed as the new campaign director, with Marjorie Michel as deputy director, in response to internal discontent.
The Liberal Party has lost key ridings in Toronto and Montreal, further fueling anxiety about the party's ability to win the next election under Trudeau's leadership.