AB.

If Yes wins, the next CPC leader is Stephen Harper. And this time, he will have my full support. It's about Canada.

If No wins, the Alberta Bloc Party will win most federal seats and that will finish off PP's CPC.

I expect YES to win in October. Roughly 60/40.

Come On, Danielle!

It's OK, spill the tea. Just between us. Are you Caesar's wife (no pun intended) or are you gunning for Pierre's job?

Geez, makes me wonder which side Jenni will come down on, if applicable.

Will Ford get mad if there's company? You know what they say: always an usher or bridesmaid in federal politics but never the groom or bride.

Somewhere, in the UK, Heseltine is falling over laughing.

Québec : Pallas Data.

PQ : 31%

PLQ : 27%

CAQ : 19%

PCQ : 14%

QS : 9%

Québec : Qu'est-ce qui cloche dans cette image ?

61, 41. De toute évidence, la stratégie préélectorale de notre parti ne fonctionne pas...

Québec : Vote-Scope.

Élections Québec 2026 : projection de sièges et sondages — Vote-Scope

Composition actuelle de l'Assemblée nationale

Sièges — 127 total

79

18

11

9

7

1

64 sièges pour une majorité

• CAQ79
• PLQ18
• QS11
• Indépendants9
• PQ7
• PCQ1

Projection des sièges

61

41

13

9

3

Nanos Research.

Preferred Prime Minister – Nanos tracking has Carney as the preferred choice as PM at 56.0 percent of Canadians, followed by Poilievre (18.4%), Lewis (3.9%), Blanchet (2.4%), May (2.2%), and Bernier (1.7%). 15 percent of Canadians were unsure whom they preferred.

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Nanos Research.

LPC: 47%

CPC: 28%

NDP: 13%

BQ: 6%

GPC: 4%