A Forum Research survey suggest the PCs would take 53 seats out of 107 in the legislature — one short of a majority government. The Liberals would win 33 seats while the NDP would take 21.
Progressive Conservative Leader Patrick Brown’s lead in Ontario’s political horse race continues to firm up amid stagnant approval ratings for Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne, a new Forum Research poll shows.
The province-wide survey by Forum Research Inc. continues to paint a troubling picture for Wynne with the latest results indicating she maintains the confidence of just one fifth of voters in the province.
The survey, conducted on April 25, reveals that 39 per cent of Ontarians would vote for the Progressive Conservatives if an election were held today, while 34 per cent would vote Liberal.
The polling agency further found that of respondents who voted Liberal in 2014, 13 per would vote either PC or NDP this time around.
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https://www.thestar.com/news/queens...own-in-approval-ratings-forum-poll-shows.html
Progressive Conservative Leader Patrick Brown’s lead in Ontario’s political horse race continues to firm up amid stagnant approval ratings for Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne, a new Forum Research poll shows.
The province-wide survey by Forum Research Inc. continues to paint a troubling picture for Wynne with the latest results indicating she maintains the confidence of just one fifth of voters in the province.
The survey, conducted on April 25, reveals that 39 per cent of Ontarians would vote for the Progressive Conservatives if an election were held today, while 34 per cent would vote Liberal.
The polling agency further found that of respondents who voted Liberal in 2014, 13 per would vote either PC or NDP this time around.
mo
https://www.thestar.com/news/queens...own-in-approval-ratings-forum-poll-shows.html
