In the wake of a budget deliberately tailored towards salvaging plummeting youth support, a series of Angus Reid Institute polls show that young people now hate the Trudeau government more than ever.
To be fair to Trudeau, huge majorities of every generation didn’t see him as working in their best interest — but the dissatisfaction was heaviest among voters who came of age after the Liberals’ 2015 election win.
The latest riding-by-riding projections from the website 338Canada show the Liberal caucus shrinking to as few as 51 seats. With the NDP caucus projected as high as 33 seats and the Bloc Québécois as high as 45, it would only take five to 10 flipped ridings in either Ontario or Quebec to relegate the Liberals to third-party status.
To be fair to Trudeau, huge majorities of every generation didn’t see him as working in their best interest — but the dissatisfaction was heaviest among voters who came of age after the Liberals’ 2015 election win.
The latest riding-by-riding projections from the website 338Canada show the Liberal caucus shrinking to as few as 51 seats. With the NDP caucus projected as high as 33 seats and the Bloc Québécois as high as 45, it would only take five to 10 flipped ridings in either Ontario or Quebec to relegate the Liberals to third-party status.
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Voters who came of age under the Trudeau government despise it at higher rates than anyone else
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