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The Numbers: Carney's Majority, Poilievre's Challenge and Lewis's Debut
And the race is heating up in Quebec.
3 hrs ago
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Philippe J. Fournier
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Léger: Liberals Still Ahead by 14 Points
At 48% nationally, the Liberals remain comfortably ahead of the Conservatives, though regional data suggest a tightening race in British Columbia.
Apr 1
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Philippe J. Fournier
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March 2026
Léger: PQ and Liberals Deadlocked
For the first time since November 2023, the PQ is no longer alone in first place, now tied with the Liberals in Léger’s latest poll, as the CAQ collapse…
Mar 30
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Philippe J. Fournier
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The Numbers: Avi Lewis Wins
From the Winnipeg convention floor, Eric and Philippe react to the NDP leadership results.
Mar 29
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Philippe J. Fournier
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338 Sunday Update: A High Plateau for the Liberals—Now Comes Lewis
Polling suggests the winter Liberal surge may have peaked as the federal NDP enters a new chapter.
Mar 29
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Philippe J. Fournier
27
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The Numbers: Is the NDP Leadership Avi Lewis's to Lose?
Poilievre goes on Rogan. The Liberals hit their ceiling. And Eric faces a new quiz.
Mar 26
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Philippe J. Fournier
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New Polling Trackers Now Live on 338Canada
Rolling averages by gender and age reveal how party support varies — and fluctuates — across the electorate.
Mar 26
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Philippe J. Fournier
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338 Sunday Update: No Longer a Blip for the Liberals
With support in the mid-40s and a double-digit lead over the Conservatives, the Liberals appear to have stabilized at a high plateau. How long can this…
Mar 22
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Philippe J. Fournier
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The End of the Legault Era, by the Numbers
After record-high approval during the pandemic, Quebec’s premier leaves office with the lowest ratings among his provincial peers.
Mar 20
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Philippe J. Fournier
20
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Have We Hit Carney's Ceiling and Poilievre's Floor?
The polls have gone a little crazy, so let's (not) overreact and break them down.
Mar 19
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Philippe J. Fournier
27
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Canadians Oppose Military Role in Middle East Conflict
New Ipsos polling shows most Canadians favour humanitarian aid and diplomacy, while concern grows over gas prices and the economy.
Mar 18
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Curtis Fric
20
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Nanos: Liberals Climb to 48%, Open 17-Point Lead
Latest four-week tracker shows a 10-point Liberal surge, with Mark Carney holding a commanding lead over Pierre Poilievre.
Mar 17
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Philippe J. Fournier
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