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From polling to populism: A 2024 Canadian political primer

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For the first time in years, 2023 saw Canadian voters shift their federal vote intention in a meaningful way, giving the Conservative Party a huge lead in the fall, before the Liberals clawed back a few points in December. With a federal election a year or less away, the race in more volatile than it's been in recent memory—so what might make a difference this year?

Meanwhile, three provinces will also go to the polls, and we'll learn a lot from the results of those elections as well. From the man who watches every riding, poll and election across the country, we take you through what could be a year of big changes in Canada's political landscape.

GUEST: Philippe J. Fournier, Editor In Chief and creator of 338Canada.com

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From polling to populism: A 2024 Canadian political primer

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