So many of the crosstabs in this poll seem utterly useless and irreverent, who cares whether someone identifies as a „struggler“ or an „achiever“, they don’t seem to relate all that much to what is driving votes.
Regardless, despite the relatively small topline lead for the PQ, they’re still leading by 20 points among francophones, which is a safe majority for them. The Liberal rise has been entirely concentrated in Montreal, and that doesn’t do anything for them. There is no special prize for getting 90% of the vote in D’Arcy McGee.
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I think the opportunity for the CAQ will come if Frechette wins the leadership and can try to establish her own identity. Right now Legault is still Premier and the alternative isn’t clear. If that alternative becomes clear opinions may shift somewhat.
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So many of the crosstabs in this poll seem utterly useless and irreverent, who cares whether someone identifies as a „struggler“ or an „achiever“, they don’t seem to relate all that much to what is driving votes.
Regardless, despite the relatively small topline lead for the PQ, they’re still leading by 20 points among francophones, which is a safe majority for them. The Liberal rise has been entirely concentrated in Montreal, and that doesn’t do anything for them. There is no special prize for getting 90% of the vote in D’Arcy McGee.
I think the opportunity for the CAQ will come if Frechette wins the leadership and can try to establish her own identity. Right now Legault is still Premier and the alternative isn’t clear. If that alternative becomes clear opinions may shift somewhat.