Liberals take four points above conservatives through Monday vote: Ipsos – National star-news.press/wp

Mark Carney’s Liberal Party Pierre Poilievre monitors Pierre Poilievre’s conservatives in the General Monday elections, suggesting new data from Ipsos.
Narrow national races, however, hides the advantage of Liberals in the provinces of the provinces of Ontario and Québec, which is likely to receive the party in the fourth consecutive term of Canada.
The IPSOS polled, released on Sunday, Liberals have supported 42% on the national level, and then 38 percent to 38 per cent for conservatives and single-digit support.
The survey also suggests that one day, most Canadian voters have completed their minds.
“In this late joint, the five percent of Canadians remain unable to decide, and 71% of those who make up their minds are” fully known “,” Ipsos said in a statement.
“Now with blocked votes, now the questions are based on voter recharnation and motivation.”

Darrell Bricker, General Manager of Ipsos, hopes that Sunday global news expected to be a strong turn of the voters – is about 70% of eligible voters.
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“But they are not necessarily determined that they are leaning in one way or another, and they probably don’t finally have until the day of election,” Bricker said in an interview.
“In fact, we form the mind when 10 percent of people go to the vote stand. So there is still a lot to play here and four percent lead can be passed.”
Ipsos survey has liberal Carney’s liberals in all regions of the country except Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, and that’s the bad news for conservatives.
“The key to the liberal victory is found in the most populous Provinces of Canada: they enjoy eight points above conservatives and in Québec, the Liberals enrich above all the digits of digits,” Ipsos said in a statement.
“In addition, Liberals also leads a wide margin of the Atlantic Canada and is one of the most competitive regions of Canada as a result of the collapse of the NDP.”
Poilievre had to join Ontario to make a shot to complete the government on Ontario, seeing the number of seats in the most popular Provinces of Canada. According to the Ipsos, liberals maintain an eight percentage-point advantage – 39% of 47 percent of conservatives in this province.
In Québec, Liberals are 40%, and then Bloc Québécois 25% of conservatives, 24 percent and new democrats have four percent remote support.
British Columbia, which has projected as a three-way race of a large part of the campaign, 42% of Liberals are conservatives in 39 percent, and NDPs on 13 percent. The green aspect is located in three percent of the province, potentially eligibility leader in Elizabeth May’s Saanich-Gulf Islands.
“It’s a story of two election campaigns,” Bricker said.
“Ontario-Manitoba is located in the east of the edge of Manitoban and on the east side of Ontario-Manitoba, Liberals lead to each region. And unfortunately the conservative party is elected seats.
The support of the two parties seems to be divided into generations, in the change in new political history of Canada, the older Canadians seems to be breaking better by Carney’s libals, usually between Canadians 55 years old or older.
“It is another key to the liberal success, usually between the ages of 55 years. Usually between 55 years of age, it is almost half (48 percent).
“In contrast, conservatives lead 43 percent to 38 per cent. Among the young voters 18-34, liberals and conservatives are linked to 38% with NDP 15% improvement (15 percent).
The last time trends, IPssos found the advantage of conservatives among men among male voters, 42% of men voters to support Liberals from 40% of Poilievre aspect. Among the female voters, there are 44 percent behind Carney aspect compared to 35 percent protected by conservatives.
“Never decides the composition of the parliament, motivated to vote for the composition of each party, and the parties can throw these good intentions,” said the Ips.
Ipsos had 2,500 voters voters for global news from April 22 to April 26, mixing online and live conversations phone surveys. National numbers are 2.4 percentage points are accurate, 20 times, even greater error margin in provincial and regional samples.
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2025-04-27 15:00:00


