Pierre Poilievre’s campaign pivot to focus more on Donald Trump’s trade war may be helping the Conservatives narrow the polling gap with Mark Carney’s Liberals in the April 28 election.
According to the Star’s election predictor, the Signal, as of Monday the Liberals led with 42.3 per cent to 40 per cent for the Tories.
That’s slightly closer than on Friday when the Vox Pop Labs aggregator, which crunches publicly available polling information in a supercomputer, had the Grits at 43.2 per cent and the Tories at 39.9 per cent.
I think Carney is becoming “Known” as part of the braintrust behind Trudeau’s misrule and that is the real cause of his erosion in public perception.
