Abacus -Daten: 52% glauben, dass die Carney -Regierung einen guten Start hat. 28% nicht einverstanden

**LPC 42, CPC 39** (no change for either since last poll on June 5)

Obviously a clear divergence from Nanos – but looking at the archives, that’s been the case for about a month now. For context, Nanos was LPC 42, CPC 36 in a poll released June 3.

„For Pierre Poilievre, the data is more of a mixed bag. On the one hand, 41% view him positively and 41% negatively, leaving him with a net zero score. That’s significantly stronger than where his predecessors found themselves after an election loss. His accessible voter pool remains large and stable, with 53% of Canadians open to voting Conservative—identical to the size of the Liberal accessible pool. In other words, despite narratives painting him as politically wounded, our data suggests otherwise.“

An interesting quote considering the narrative on this sub goes against this data

Also

„When it comes to issue ownership, the landscape is split. The Conservatives lead by 9 points among those who rank cost of living as a top concern, by 4 points on housing, and by a massive 27-point margin on crime and public safety. They also hold a 7-point lead on the economy. The Liberals, meanwhile, lead by 6 on healthcare and dominate when it comes to managing Canada’s relationship with Donald Trump, with a 45-point lead among those who consider that a top issue. On climate change, the Liberals are narrowly ahead of the Greens by 5 points.“

I think this says a lot about where the liberal party stands currently, if Carney doesn’t turn the economy around or fix housing/crime before Trump is gone then they could be in a very bad spot.