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Change in the United States and the prospect of tariffs imposed by Canada's largest trading partner have done little to shift the voting intentions in this country, according to some pollsters. “The year’s looking like it's going to end very much like it started with the Conservative s,” said David Coletto, CEO and chair of Abacus Data.
So far, however, Trump’s forthcoming return to the White House has done little to change voting intentions among Canadians. An Abacus poll late last month also suggested that Canadians believed Poilievre could deliver better outcomes for this country when dealing with Trump, with 45 per cent compared to 20 per cent for Trudeau. Respondents were more split on the approach to take against Trump.
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