For more than a year, the Conservative Party in Canada seemed to be the right track to win a decisive victory in the upcoming elections with the ruling Justin Trudeau coalition. Now, nothing looks guaranteed – the reason is Donald Trump.
The national mood has changed with the scene to vote this year. The liberal Trudeau party is making gains in public opinion polls, although its members have not yet chosen behind.
The opinion polls conducted by the Nanos Research Group and Leger Marketing group show eight points or nine points from the liberals, a major transformation of previous strings of 27 points.
ABACUS DATA’s separate survey this week gives conservatives a much wider advantage, but it also found that voters are more anxious about Trump tend to believe that liberals are better to deal with it.
US President Canada shocked the threats of the use of “economic power”, including definitions, as a strategy to express the country to become an American state. Trump’s repeated cynicism has increased for decades of assumptions about national security, created resentment in Canada, and reorganizing the country’s policy in this process.
Conservative leader Pierre Puyviri built his profile by targeting Trudeau unnecessarily as the perpetrator of the conflicts of the ability to bear the costs of Canadians, using slogans such as “tax”, a criticism of carbon tax that is not popular with the prime minister.
Now that Trudeau has left and the Canadians face a worrying threat from their southern neighbor, conservatives are returning the brand mark. Poilievere plans for a big speech on Saturday with a national logo – “Canada First” – simulating Trump.
