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Carney, as head of the Liberal Party, would narrow gap between Conservatives and Liberals: poll
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It found that if an election were held today, 40 per cent of Canadians would vote for the Conservative Party of Canada led by Poilievre, while 31 per cent would still vote for the Liberals under Justin Trudeau’s leadership. When asked who they would vote for if Carney led the Liberal party, Conservatives dropped down to 37 per cent while Liberals met them at 37 per cent as well. Carney is favoured among Liberal voters to be the new leader of the Liberal party, with 68 per cent backing his leadership and 37 per cent of Canadians supporting him as a leader.