Et je ne parle même pas de l’avance libérale de 14% en Colombie-Britannique!
Medea_From_Colchis on
The only people who think Poilievre has a decent chance at winning the next election are conservatives. However, it does not really seem like Poilievre or his voters accept that he is unliked, and they seem even more clueless as to why. Conservatives might want to consider how polarizing this man is: on the off chance he does get elected, over 50% of the country is going to hate him. Good luck passing any of his social conservative nonsense; good luck not getting the same vicious criticism the Liberals have received after the election about inaction when his policies leave the market to solve everything. They will sink faster and harder than Trudeau ever did with Poilievre as their leader.
sabres_guy on
Major projects, public safety and money management are the go to default for what voters think they think conservatives do better.
For them not to be leading in 2 of those categories needs to be a wake up call to them. No wonder Pierre is just playing his Trudeau era biggest hits on the daily.
CBowdidge on
So, most polls show the Liberals with a 9-11 point lead, and in general it seems like people are generally satisfied with the government. Considering the uncertainty, that’s pretty good.
Conservatives are desperately hoping the Liberals become unpopular again instead of doing any reflection or soul searching. It’s very telling. Trying to spin Carney as a win since „actually a conservative“ (if that’s tthe case, the MVP that could have won the game for them went to play for the other team they align well his views and beliefs more than the CPC). It’s like they don’t think they should have to earn a win or change.
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Is this the biggest polling lead theyve had lately with Leger?
Seems a tad high however they are mostly a reliable pollster.
CPC also has a clear floor as shown by even down in this poll its still 38%.
Ça serait un ras-de-marée libéral:
* Alberta : Conservateur 49% / Libéral 39% -> 10% d’écart seulement!
* Prairies : Conservateur 47% / Libéral 39% -> 8% d’écart seulement!
Et je ne parle même pas de l’avance libérale de 14% en Colombie-Britannique!
The only people who think Poilievre has a decent chance at winning the next election are conservatives. However, it does not really seem like Poilievre or his voters accept that he is unliked, and they seem even more clueless as to why. Conservatives might want to consider how polarizing this man is: on the off chance he does get elected, over 50% of the country is going to hate him. Good luck passing any of his social conservative nonsense; good luck not getting the same vicious criticism the Liberals have received after the election about inaction when his policies leave the market to solve everything. They will sink faster and harder than Trudeau ever did with Poilievre as their leader.
Major projects, public safety and money management are the go to default for what voters think they think conservatives do better.
For them not to be leading in 2 of those categories needs to be a wake up call to them. No wonder Pierre is just playing his Trudeau era biggest hits on the daily.
So, most polls show the Liberals with a 9-11 point lead, and in general it seems like people are generally satisfied with the government. Considering the uncertainty, that’s pretty good.
Conservatives are desperately hoping the Liberals become unpopular again instead of doing any reflection or soul searching. It’s very telling. Trying to spin Carney as a win since „actually a conservative“ (if that’s tthe case, the MVP that could have won the game for them went to play for the other team they align well his views and beliefs more than the CPC). It’s like they don’t think they should have to earn a win or change.