Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is nervous about his leadership position, making calls to shore up support as Conservatives take stock of election results

John Paul Tasker, CBC News »

MPs could try to oust Poilievre, like they did with his predecessor, Erin O’Toole, through provisions of the Reform Act that empower parliamentarians to hold a leadership review. The party’s caucus would have to first vote to adopt the act’s leadership review powers and then collect enough signatures to prompt that process.

But at this early juncture, there is not a strong desire to replace Poilievre, caucus sources said.

One caucus source, who worked closely with Poilievre in the last Parliament, told CBC News the leader isn’t facing any sort of well-organized internal opposition — at least not yet.