There will be an election between now and June of next year. It could be in the month of April, it could be in the month of March, it could be in the month of December, but it's not favourable to have elections in the snow so it could be in the month of November.
Nothing is decided.
The party may find it hard to field candidates in all 301 ridings in a snap vote, acknowledged Jason Kenney, Alliance finance critic and co-chairman of its election team. Obviously we'd be in a better position in terms of candidate nominations a few months from now. Day, for his part, said it would be difficult but not impossible to nominate candidates in every riding in the country, including Quebec, where the old Reform party never managed to run a full slate. But he didn't rule out appointing candidates in some ridings where the party lacks strong local organizations. I would be excited about a fall election.