The race to complete the next government of Canada is tighter than ever while the federal election campaign enters last week, a new survey suggests.
The latest IPSOS found by Liberals are exclusively carried out by Liberals, but now only three points before conservatives, which continue to be encouraged in the home range.
The results of the survey, after discussions of the week’s TV leaders, would vote for 41ks on Canadians, from the point, from the point, and they said they would choose 38 percent conservatives, two points.
Democrats obtained 12% support from last week, and Bloc Quebecois fell upwards from one point to a single point, or 25 percent in Quebec. The green aspects and the Canadian peoples obtained two percent support.
The three-point gap between the two main aspects is 3.8% of the 10% survey of the survey, and the smallest campaign has begun last month.
More than half of the voters made by Ipsos said that they prefer the majority of the 20 percent Versus “race tightening that a government result is the bloodstream of a government result,” said the polish.
Liberals enjoyed 12 points more than two weeks ago. It was a wonderful turn for a party for a party that made it under the PM under the Prime Minister Justin Trudueau.
Mark Carney’s election has promoted liberal fortunes, especially Donald Trump has had threats against the Canadian economy and independence.
Conservatives have been gaining ground in the last few weeks, however, as they seek to highlight cheap, housing and economy.
“Today, we are moving the trump problem and moving more to home issues, and especially the problem of personal chilies,” Darrell Bricker said, the General Manager of Ipsos issues. “That’s the advantage for Conservatives.”
Trump has relieved Canada against Canada against Canada, Carney with Carney, is the first minister of Karrekak while running as a Liberal Leader of the campaign.
The White House said Trump last week believes that Canada still had to become a member of the United States.
Carney continues to dominate Poilievre for the Prime Minister, but their support shares – 41% of CARNEY, 36% of POILIEVRE and are not changed since last week.
The voters are slightly split last week about the beneficiary discussions, according to IPSOS surveys, 57% of Canada saw or heard about events.
Around a third of Canada, Pierre Poilieevre won the English discussion, Carney and Conservative said Carney slightly in 33 percent of PIxovre.
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The other 24 percent said in Poilievre in the French debate, Choose Carney as a winner compared to the 18%. Twelve percent said Yves-François Blanchet won that discussion that Bloc.
Between two and three percent said the NDP leader did not discuss Jagmeet Singh. One-third of the surveyed voters said Singh made it worse than expected, and 10% is only expected to exceed the expectations. The voters were flattened above or below expectations of Poilievre and Carney.
Despite the continuous polling of conservatives, among those who saw or heard discussions, 45 percent believe that Liberals are getting the impetus and reputation that Liberals are gaining, and 29 percent were gaining thoria.
Ipsos said the Numbers for Conservatives “suggests the effect of emerging substances.”
Carney is the best leader, but Poilievre wins
Among the electoral voters of the Ipsos, Carney still exceeds all the leaders of other parties in positive attributes.
It is the best leader to manage tough economic times, replace Canada in the world phase and stops at Trump.
However, in the case of other attributes carried by Carney, his support has slipped in the last two weeks.
For example, the Canadian fee say that it is reliable to fell five percentage points to 27 percent. So Carney is the number of people who think the election promises will maintain, as it is connected by POILIEVRE 25 percent.
The conservative leader is the leader who will fight for the middle class, which earns a point 28 percent, and Carney’s question is fell by seven points.
Poilievre also got a point whether the money of taxpayers wisely spend, but its 28 percent is still behind 32% of CARNEY.
“Mr. Carney takes most of the things associated with the economy, but there are great things (for example) How the General Economy works,” Bricker said.
“But when the bases are made, the” kitchen table “economy is really interesting to have the advantage of conservatives and the advantage of Mr. Poilievre, and we have constantly seen throughout the campaign.
“But what happened, however, a couple of months ago was a great month to this topic … again has started again”.
Poilievre still separates Carney for negative features, being a hidden agenda, as someone is selected or in mind.
The voters are divided by liberal whether the elections are worth again (46 percent, two points last week) or another aspect (54 percent, two points down). Half of Canada respondent said they accept the performance of the current government.
By region, conservatives direct liberals in British Columbia, 44% to 43%, in addition to the stronger party in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
Liberals carry in all other regions, including Quebec, where Bloc Quebecois are exceeding conservative, 25 percent from 25 to 22 per cent.
“At the moment, it’s pretty hard to say whether it will be the majority or minority (Government), seeing the distribution of the votes,” Bricker said.
These are some discoverances of the IPSOS survey made between 17 April 2025, on behalf of the global news. For this survey, the 18+-year-old Canadian sample was interviewed online, Ipsos I-Say through the sources of panel and panelless sources, and respondents get to participate in the nominal incentive. Fees and weighting were used to balance demographics, to ensure that the composition of the sample is reflected in accordance with the adult population’s census data and provide approximately the sample universe. Probability sampling is measured using the accuracy of IPSOS surveys using a credibility interval. In this case, the survey is a detailed period of ± 3.8 percent, 20 times 20 times, with all the Canadian elections. The credibility range will be wider among the subsets of the population. All sample survey and surveys may depend on other fonts of error, including but not cover errors and measurement errors. Ipsos continues according to the dissemination standards set by CRIC:
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