Liberals lost 19 ridings, but flipped 29 elsewhere

The Liberals lost 19 seats in Monday’s election, which normally would make it very difficult to form government. But significant gains in Quebec and against the NDP elsewhere made all the difference.Canadians woke up to find that 60 ridings had changed hands, with most of those flips taking place in Ontario. The province saw 23 ridings dump their incumbent parties, followed by 13 flips in British Columbia, 13 in Quebec, eight in the Prairies and three in Atlantic Canada.