The Conservatives first recorded a 20-point lead in public opinion last June and pundits concluded that the Liberals coming back from such a deficit was as likely as growing flowers in the desert.
Yet, a mere eight months later we have the first poll to suggest the governing party, which is not even under new management yet, has overhauled Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives, according to Ipsos findings released Tuesday.
The Lazarus-like revival suggests the Liberals have gained 10 points of support since Ipsos’s last poll in January. For a brief moment before Justin Trudeau resigned, it looked as if they were on track to lose official party status after the next election; now it’s the NDP that is facing that prospect.
Latest Abacus Data poll modelled out
CON: 209 seats (+90)
LIB: 93 seats (-67)
⚜️BQ: 23 seats (-9)
NDP: 15 seats (-10)
GRN: 3 seats (+1)Conservative Majority Government
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