Carney's Liberals Lead by 14 Points in Latest Federal Poll

The latest federal poll from liaison strategies shows Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals holding a solid 14-point lead over Pierre,

Poye Bray's Conservatives.

That's 41% support for the Liberals compared to 27% for the Tories, if an election happened today.

Older voters are driving this edge, with the Liberals dominating among those over 50.

Folks aged 50 to 64, back them at 48%, while those 65 and up are at 41%.

Younger voters under 35 are basically tied between the two parties.

Regionally, Carney finds his strongest backing in Atlanta, Canada at 46%,

British Columbia at 47% and Ontario at 44%.

Poye Levers Conservatives lead in Alberta with 42% and do better in the prairies.

Carney's personal approval sits steady at 64%.

A marquee's hit in recent weeks, giving him a strong 2-to-1 favorable edge.

Poye Levers at 38% approval, but faces 53% unfavorable views.

Other parties lag far behind, with the NDP and block webquas both at 6% and the rest even lower, while 14% remain undecided.

This snapshot from over 1,000 Canadians last month highlights a growing age divide in the race.

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