The Hill Times
A daring strategy, a strong performance by their leader and some of the best political advertising in recent history have placed the Liberal Party at victory’s doorstep with just 10 days to go. While it is true that a week is a long time in politics, in the normal course of events, today’s numbers would see Justin Trudeau return to his boyhood home.
In an online Innovative Research Group poll of 3,417 Canadians conducted from Oct. 5 to Oct. 8, 35 per cent of decided voters preferred the Liberals, 30 per cent chose the Conservatives and 24 per cent said they would vote for the NDP. This is a complete reversal of our election eve poll where 34 per cent were voting NDP, 29 per cent Conservative and just 26 per cent voting Liberal.
In an online Innovative Research Group poll of 3,417 Canadians conducted from Oct. 5 to Oct. 8, 35 per cent of decided voters preferred the Liberals, 30 per cent chose the Conservatives and 24 per cent said they would vote for the NDP. This is a complete reversal of our election eve poll where 34 per cent were voting NDP, 29 per cent Conservative and just 26 per cent voting Liberal.
