Research Co. and Glacier Media surveying also found that one in four Canadians say housing, homelessness and poverty is the most important issue facing the country
This one has been particularly challenging for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, whose Liberal Party faces a renewed Conservative Party with a significant war chest that can be deployed if an election happens soon.
The rating for Green Party leader Elizabeth May is stable , while People’s Party leader Maxime Bernier is up four points to 20 per cent. Still, there is no change in the voting intentions for either of these parties. It is not a surprise to see housing as the top issue for British Columbians , but now Atlantic Canadians and Ontarians are also placing this matter at or near the top of their list. The government and the official Opposition will need to find a way to connect on this file if they want to attract the votes of younger Canadians.
One of the key findings this month is Poilievre’s successful connection with voters aged 35 to 54, where he is clearly ahead of Trudeau in the “best prime minister” category . This generation, almost equally concerned about housing, health care and jobs, is currently regarding the Conservative leader as qualified.
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