US EditionCarney Boosts Liberals as Canadian Federal Campaign Begins
- On March 24, Liberal Leader Mark Carney gestured as he walked across the tarmac at Gander International Airport in Gander, Nfld, on day two of his Liberal Party election campaign tour.
- Following Justin Trudeau's departure announcement and Mark Carney's selection as Liberal Party leader, a new Research Co. Poll indicated a significant increase in support for the governing Liberal Party.
- The poll showed Liberal support up 20 points to 41% since early January, while Conservative support, led by Pierre Poilievre, is down 10 points to 37%, and NDP support, led by Jagmeet Singh, is down 6 points to 9%.
- An Abacus poll showed more Canadians think of Mr. Carney as 'smart' and a 'strong leader' compared to Mr. Poilievre, while an Ipsos poll indicated that 43% of Canadians believe Mr. Poilievre would 'roll over and accept' Mr. Trump's demands, compared to 22% for Mr. Carney.
- With the Liberals narrowing policy differences and focusing on competing impressions, the election may become a vote on who Canadians feel is better suited to represent Canada's interests, especially regarding Canada-U.S. Relations, which is the most important issue for voters, outpacing jobs and health care.
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