<p>OTTAWA — Liberal Leader Mark Carney said on Friday he is “open” to revisiting electoral reform but that it’s not a priority in the current political climate. And if he were to follow that route, he would not look to “tip the scales” like his predecessor Justin Trudeau.</p>

'A prime minister should be neutral on these issues... and not to be seen to tip the scales in one direction or another,' he said.{ai:summary}<p>Liberal Leader Mark Carney expressed openness to electoral reform but stated it is not a current priority. He emphasized that any potential changes would not aim to "tip the scales," contrasting his approach with that of former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. #politics</p>

Carney says he is ‘open’ to electoral reform, takes subtle dig at Trudeau

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