Conservatives in the U.S. may have a trifecta in the federal government, occupying the White House and having a small, yet decisive majority in the House of Representatives and the Senate. But abroad, the Trump administration is energizing liberals, helping them cross the finish line to victory in local and national elections.
The trend was first seen during the recent Canada elections, where Prime Minister Mark Carney won in a landslide, despite predecessor Justin Trudeau's rising unpopularity, partly thanks to an anti-Trump, anti-tariff and anti- "51st state" liberal surge.
