Reading the article, the Liberals seem to be losing some support in and around the GTA.
Ontario Liberal budget fails to woo voters as PCs gain double-digit lead: Ipsos poll
By David Shum
The Ontario Progressive Conservative Party led by Doug Ford would easily move into majority territory if a provincial election were held tomorrow, despite a number of high-profile budget promises by Premier Kathleen Wynne’s Liberals, according to a new Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of Global News.
The poll — conducted days after the release of the Ontario budget — suggests the PCs have the support of 40 per cent of decided voters compared to 27 per cent for the Ontario Liberals and 28 per cent for the Andrea Horwath-led New Democratic Party.
The Green Party would receive five per cent support, while nearly one in six (15 per cent) of those polled say they’re not sure who they would vote for. Six per cent said they would not vote.
“It’s not a policy election,” Ipsos Global Public Affairs CEO, Darrell Bricker, said. “It’s really a big time for a change. People don’t feel there is a lot being put a risk on electing Doug Ford right now.”
Liberal budget fails to attract voters
Big budget spending goodies such as free child care for pre-schoolers, dental care for those who don’t have coverage through their jobs and billions of dollars for hospital and mental health services, seems to have flopped for the Liberals, according to poll results.
https://globalnews.ca/news/4134439/ontario-pc-party-ipsos-poll/
Ontario Liberal budget fails to woo voters as PCs gain double-digit lead: Ipsos poll
By David Shum
The Ontario Progressive Conservative Party led by Doug Ford would easily move into majority territory if a provincial election were held tomorrow, despite a number of high-profile budget promises by Premier Kathleen Wynne’s Liberals, according to a new Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of Global News.
The poll — conducted days after the release of the Ontario budget — suggests the PCs have the support of 40 per cent of decided voters compared to 27 per cent for the Ontario Liberals and 28 per cent for the Andrea Horwath-led New Democratic Party.
The Green Party would receive five per cent support, while nearly one in six (15 per cent) of those polled say they’re not sure who they would vote for. Six per cent said they would not vote.
“It’s not a policy election,” Ipsos Global Public Affairs CEO, Darrell Bricker, said. “It’s really a big time for a change. People don’t feel there is a lot being put a risk on electing Doug Ford right now.”
Liberal budget fails to attract voters
Big budget spending goodies such as free child care for pre-schoolers, dental care for those who don’t have coverage through their jobs and billions of dollars for hospital and mental health services, seems to have flopped for the Liberals, according to poll results.
https://globalnews.ca/news/4134439/ontario-pc-party-ipsos-poll/
