US EditionCanada's Conservatives See a Reversal of Fortune: Poilievre May Miss What Looked Like a Slam Dunk - Tennessee Star
- Canada's Conservative Party, led by Pierre Poilievre, has seen a decline in support, with betting markets giving Mark Carney a 76.6% chance of winning the election compared to Poilievre's 23.3% chance.
- Recent polling shows Carney's Liberal Party at 43.2% support, while Poilievre's Conservatives trail at 38.0%.
- The rise in Carney’s support is attributed to Poilievre struggling to align his messaging following the tariff disputes with the United States and the associated backlash from the electorate.
- Polling indicates that the government's handling of immigration issues has contributed to Trudeau's decline in popularity and has not been effectively leveraged by Poilievre and the Conservatives.
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Canada's Conservatives See a Reversal of Fortune: Poilievre May Miss What Looked Like a Slam Dunk - Tennessee Star
Before Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stepped down in favor of Mark Carney, Canada’s Conservative Party was expected to streamroll the national elections and overturn more than a decade of far-left liberal leadership.
Beechside views: the big political spring clean
Spring is traditionally a time of change. This year, this is especially true when it comes to global politics. First up, on April 28, Canadians will go to the polls in the 2025 federal election. Until February – and as even I wrote in the January 2025 issue of this very column – it looked likely that the Conservatives would storm to victory following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s resignation. However, that was before new US President Donald Tr…
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