Federal Tracker: Liberals Lead by 8 as NDP Slip
The Liberals lead the Conservatives 43% to 35%, while Carney approval edges up and Poilievre gives back last week's favourability gains.
The Liberals lead the Conservatives 43% to 35%, while Carney approval edges up and Poilievre gives back last week's favourability gains.
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The Liberals lead the Conservatives 41% to 35%, while Mark Carney approval slips and Pierre Poilievre posts his best favourability numbers since June.
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The Liberals lead the Conservatives 43% to 34%, while Mark Carney, Pierre Poilievre, and Avi Lewis see little week-to-week movement.
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The Liberals lead the Conservatives 42% to 34%, while Mark Carney approval rises to 58% and Pierre Poilievre slips back after last week's tracker high.
The Liberals lead the Conservatives 43% to 32%, while Pierre Poilievre records his best personal standing in Liaison’s federal tracker.
The Ontario Liberals lead the PCs 38% to 35%, while Doug Ford approval falls to 26% and 60% say someone in their household had trouble getting timely health care.
Mayor Mark Sutcliffe leads the Ottawa mayoral race, but 65% of undecided voters disapprove of the job he is doing.
The Liberals lead the Conservatives 41% to 32%, while Mark Carney’s approval rebounds to 57% after hitting a tracker low last week.
The Liberals lead the Conservatives 40% to 32%, while Mark Carney’s approval falls to 55%, its lowest point in Liaison’s federal tracking.
The Liberals still lead nationally, but the NDP has jumped to 16% while Mark Carney’s approval slips to 57%.
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The Liberals hold a 12-point lead over the Conservatives while Mark Carney’s approval rebounds to 59%.