Two more years of Trudeau/NDP could help bring PP and the Conservatives into majority territory

[blackbird]

Ironically, by the NDP propping up Trudeau for two more years may be helping Pierre Poilievre gradually gain in popularity to enable the Conservatives to win a majority government in 2025.  PP is slowly but steadily gaining the trust of Canadians and improving his popularity.  The next two years could actually be the best thing that happens to allow time for momentum to build for the Conservatives.

"Barring any grand reversal of voter sentiment before the next election, it’s difficult to see how the vibes don’t swing in Poilievre’s favour to defeat Trudeau."

Sabrina Maddeaux: Left-wing caricatures of Poilievre have failed to convince Canadians (msn.com)

[OftenWrong]

Two more years? Pass me a razor blade so I can cut Canada's throat.

Mercy killing

[TreeBeard]

1 hour ago, blackbird said:

Ironically, by the NDP propping up Trudeau for two more years may be helping Pierre Poilievre gradually gain in popularity to enable the Conservatives to win a majority government in 2025.  PP is slowly but steadily gaining the trust of Canadians and improving his popularity.  The next two years could actually be the best thing that happens to allow time for momentum to build for the Conservatives.

"Barring any grand reversal of voter sentiment before the next election, it’s difficult to see how the vibes don’t swing in Poilievre’s favour to defeat Trudeau."

Sabrina Maddeaux: Left-wing caricatures of Poilievre have failed to convince Canadians (msn.com)

The last election, it was 33% Libs to 34% Cons.  

Now, according to Canada338.com, it is 31% Libs, 35% Cons  (+/-4%).   Where is all this increased support you speak of?

1% every 2 years, PP will be in majority government territory in 2032.  Unfortunately for him, his party changes leaders like people change socks.  

[CdnFox]

2 minutes ago, TreeBeard said:

The last election, it was 33% Libs to 34% Cons.  

Now, according to Canada338.com, it is 31% Libs, 35% Cons  (+/-4%).   Where is all this increased support you speak of?

1% every 2 years, PP will be in majority government territory in 2032.  Unfortunately for him, his party changes leaders like people change socks.  

Not that simple. PP's metrics are rising personally.  That's pretty big  And that extra point or so of support is happening in ontario,  That's where all the growth is - except for some in bc in liberal and ndp ridings.

Which is why 338 already shows PP in a strong minority gov't even with those numbers.  Another point up and another down for the libs and he's brushing up against majority.

So his personal brand is growing much stronger, and the CPC is growing stronger where it needs to the most.

If that continues he'll be polling up against majority territory as early as this time next year.

But the op is correct - PP is working out kinks in his methods and style, improving his messaging, and building his base. All of this is possible because of the ndp deal.

There's no real chance that deal will last to the next election, but even if it lasts to 2024 PP will be much more ready to put up a fight and will easily have the base so that if he runs a decent campaign he should pick up a majority.