The federal Conservatives continue to hold a 10-point lead — stable for nearly one month — over the Liberals, a new EKOS poll suggests.
The poll, commissioned by the CBC and released Thursday, suggests the Conservatives would have the support of 36.9 per cent of eligible voters and the Liberals 27.1 per cent.
The NDP would follow at 15.3 per cent, the Green Party at 11.4 per cent and the Bloc Québécois at 9.4 per cent, according to the poll.
While the Conservatives continued to hold the lead in voter support, approval of the government's direction dropped among those polled in the last week.
EKOS conducted the poll between Nov. 11 and Nov. 24.
3 comments:
It's was good to see the Ignatieff has been able to stem the slide.
Jeez. What'll happen if Ignatieff actually does something?
foottothefire
My, my, Anon is very bitter.......couldn't
we become a little less complacent? Give Ignatieff a few months and then let us see.This is the exact type of Liberal that the party does not need, right now, as you are beginning to sound like the media.
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