Election Polls: Liberals Maintain Four‐Point Lead Over Conservatives

April 26, 2025, 6:20 am

Recent polling data reveals that the Liberals hold a slim yet significant lead with 43% support compared to the Conservatives’ 39%. The detailed figures highlight the competitive electoral landscape, suggesting that even a modest gap could prove decisive as the campaign moves into its final stretch.

thebeaverton.com / Panicking Poilievre purportedly planning political pivot pending poll performance

PETERBOROUGH – Present polls panicking Pierre Poilievre, proving poor political performance, privy pals pronounced. “Pah! Pesky plebs!” pouted Poilievre. “Perhaps people picture Pierre Poilievre pivoting past politics? Poilievre prefers prime parliamentarian!” Previously, Poilievre...

theglobeandmail.com / Mail-in votes are matching their pandemic peak, but snap election puts international voters on tight deadline

The short election cycle has Canadians scrambling abroad and at home alike

calgaryherald.com / Conservatives forecast to win Yellowhead, but political scientist warns of ’complex election’

Alberta's three major mountain towns, Banff, Canmore and Jasper, are now in the same riding

nationalpost.com / ‘Slugging it out’: Liberals up by four points ahead of election, poll finds

The Liberals were the preferred choice of 43 per cent of respondents, with 39 per cent saying they backed the Conservatives

torontosun.com / Liberals maintain slim lead over Tories as poll numbers stabilize

The Liberals are seeing 43% of decided support, while the Conservatives are four points behind at 39%

winnipegfreepress.com / Singh still in fighting form even as polls suggest NDP is struggling with voters

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