Polling from Feb 27th to Mar 2nd, I think the first poll that covers the India drama and Iran. So if there’s a shift in public opinion, we aren’t seeing it yet
Edit: the numbers are 49 Lib, 35 Con, 5 BQ, 5 NDP
Shjfty on
Carney is doing great with finding new trade partners and opening up internal trade lanes.
Only thing I see sinking him is his reaction to the Iran war. If he gets too involved there will be a lot of people who turn their backs I imagine
Vtecman on
I’m not so sure… it’s not like there any opposition to his Iran viewpoint. If anything Pierre will criticize him for not joining at the onset.
yyzEthan on
49 LPC. Would be the largest popular vote win for any party since Mulroney’s grand coalition to unseat the Liberals after (excluding Joe Clark’s little interruption) about 21 years in power. For the liberals, it’d be their best result since 1949, where they won a crushing victory under St. Laurent.
Big leads in Ontario and BC for the LPC and (similar to other pollsters) Leger also seems to find the LPC gaining a bit of ground in Alberta. Critically, the BQ is down to 25% in Quebec, with the LPC +23 ahead of them at 48%. With those numbers, they’d keep Terreborne.
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Polling from Feb 27th to Mar 2nd, I think the first poll that covers the India drama and Iran. So if there’s a shift in public opinion, we aren’t seeing it yet
Edit: the numbers are 49 Lib, 35 Con, 5 BQ, 5 NDP
Carney is doing great with finding new trade partners and opening up internal trade lanes.
Only thing I see sinking him is his reaction to the Iran war. If he gets too involved there will be a lot of people who turn their backs I imagine
I’m not so sure… it’s not like there any opposition to his Iran viewpoint. If anything Pierre will criticize him for not joining at the onset.
49 LPC. Would be the largest popular vote win for any party since Mulroney’s grand coalition to unseat the Liberals after (excluding Joe Clark’s little interruption) about 21 years in power. For the liberals, it’d be their best result since 1949, where they won a crushing victory under St. Laurent.
Big leads in Ontario and BC for the LPC and (similar to other pollsters) Leger also seems to find the LPC gaining a bit of ground in Alberta. Critically, the BQ is down to 25% in Quebec, with the LPC +23 ahead of them at 48%. With those numbers, they’d keep Terreborne.