Dr. Tamara Small poses for a headshot.
Dr. Tamara Small

The federal government is back for the fall session, bringing with it the possibility of a non-confidence vote and a federal election.

Dr. Tamara A. Small, a professor in the Department of Political Science in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences, is available to discuss the pending non-confidence vote and what people need to know about the potential for a federal election.

Small is an expert in Canadian politics, researching the use of digital technologies by politicians and digital campaigning in the past seven Canadian federal elections. 

Contact: 

Dr. Tamara A. Small 
t.small@uoguelph.ca  

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