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The Pollcast: Now that the results are in, what's next?

Vassy Kapelos and Aaron Wherry join ric Grenier to talk about what the election's results say about what the future has in store for each party.

Vassy Kapelos and Aaron Wherry join host ric Grenier to discuss the aftermath of Monday's election

At the end of a closely-fought campaign, Justin Trudeau's Liberals emerged with a minority government. What's next for the prime minister and the other party leaders? (Sean Kilpatrick / Canadian Press)

Justin Trudeau's Liberals secured a minority government in Monday's election. It means they will stay in office for the foreseeable future. But what might that future look like for the prime minister and for the leaders of the other parties?

The election results raise many questions about what comes next. Can Maxime Bernier's People's Party survive without a seat in the House of Commons? What about the leadership of Elizabeth May, who led her party to another election result that fell short of expectations?

Another open question is whether the Bloc Qubcois is back for good, or just back for now. NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh seemed satisfied with his results, but it still marked the second consecutive election in which the New Democrats took a hit at the polls.

And then there's the question of whether Andrew Scheer can hold theleadership of the Conservative Party.

To try to answer these questions on this week's episode ofThe Pollcastpodcast, CBC polls analyst and host ric Grenier is joined by Vassy Kapelos, host of Power and Politicson CBC News Network, and theCBC's Aaron Wherry.We'll take a closer look at the election results and what they mean.

Listen to the full discussion above or subscribe to the CBCPollcastand listen to past episodes of the show.