Carney Leads Poilievre by 50 Points in New Poll

A fresh poll from the Angus Reed Institute shows Prime Minister Mark Carney way ahead of conservative

leader Pierre Poievre in net favorability by a whopping 50 points.

Carney clocks in at plus 25%, while Poievre sits at minus 25%.

Meanwhile, opinions on Poievre held steady from last month, with six and ten Canadians

viewing him negatively and just one-third seeing him.

Positively, this survey paints a clear picture of public sentiment in Canada's political

scene where Carney's strong showing could shape upcoming debates and strategies.

Researchers gather data online from March 11th to 17th, 2026, pulling 4,000 and five adults

across the country for a solid snapshot.

As election talks heat up, these numbers suggest Carney holds a solid edge and we'll see if

they shift with time.

That's the story for today.

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