Voters Turning Against Trudeau As Election Campaign Ramps Up

Latest opinion polling from Canada less than a month ahead of the federal election shows a deteriorating picture for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his centre-left Liberal Party. Overall federal polling shows the Liberals short of the support required to win a majority, while polling examining support or views on each party leader show a major decline in many voters' views of Trudeau.

• 'Has Your Opinion Of (X)...?': Trudeau: Improved: 6%, Worsened: 45%, O'Toole: Improved: 20%, Worsened: 29%, Singh: Improved: 22%, Worsened: 17%, Paul: Improved: 6%, Worsened: 29%, Blanchet (QC): Improved: 16%, Worsened: 21%. Angus Reid / August 23, 2021 / n=1692 / Online
• Leader Net Favourabilites: Singh: +15%, Blanchet (QC): +3%, Trudeau: -21%, Paul: -26%, O'Toole: -27%. Angus Reid / August 23, 2021 / n=1692 / Online
• Federal Polling: LPC: 33% (-3), CPC: 31% (+1), NDP: 22% (+2), BQ: 7% (+1), GPC: 3% (-1), PPC: 3% (11). Angus Reid / August 23, 2021 / n=1692 / Online (% Change With 17 Aug)
• Based on the federal polling above, the Liberals would be short of a majority with 140 seats (170 required), relying on the leftist New Democratic Party (NDP) to provide support to a minority gov't once again.