Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s push to bring down the Liberal government with a vote of non-confidence has failed.

With support from the New Democratic Party and Block Québécois, the Liberal party managed to avoid an early election on Wednesday.

The final count was was 211-120.

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The Tory leader introduced a non-confidence motion in the House on Tuesday, arguing that the Trudeau government had lost the confidence of parliament in his push to bring about a snap election.

While Tuesday’s vote failed to manifest, support for the Trudeau government has been wavering.

On Wednesday, Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet said he, too, would push for an early election if the Trudeau government failed to pass several bills by Oct. 29.

The NDP also severed their supply-and-confidence agreement with Trudeau at the start of September which has largely been attributed as the only thing that was keeping the Liberal party and its minority government in power.

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The Conservatives are expected to introduce two more non-confidence motions, one of which is planned for Thursday.