Harper Does Well On One Year Report Card

scribblet · February 12, 2007

The one year report card is in and the Prime Minister has scored very

well.

http://www.sesresearch.com/library/polls/POLNAT-W07-T217.pdf

Now I'm going to wait for the spin on these facts. :rolleyes:

BC_chick · February 13, 2007

The one year report card is in and the Prime Minister has scored very
well.

http://www.sesresearch.com/library/polls/POLNAT-W07-T217.pdf

Now I'm going to wait for the spin on these facts.

Hmmmm.

Then I wonder why according to the same SES poll, CPC and LPC are tied at 33% each.....

Who's Doing What? · February 13, 2007

Good for him.

Becoming a Liberal has really helped his public image.

Cameron · February 13, 2007

Good for him.
Becoming a Liberal has really helped his public image.

That's the sad state the country is in. If you are not moderate, they will kick you out...not like they look into anything beyond what the MSM spits out at them.

I bet if there was a more moderate US president he would be higher in the polls. Unfortunately Canadians seem to make parallels between American politics and Canadian politics far too often and let their disagreement of the US administration seep through to the Canadian administration.

geoffrey · February 13, 2007

Then I wonder why according to the same SES poll, CPC and LPC are tied at 33% each.....

Western alienation really.

In Ontario, the CPC is doing fantastically... and that's where the votes are.

stignasty · February 14, 2007

In Ontario, the CPC is doing fantastically... and that's where the votes are.

Yeah, if by "fantastically" you mean the same as in November.

The Liberals have dropped 6 points from 44 to 38

The Conservatives are steady at 36%

The NDP are up 3% to 19%

The Green Party is up 3% to 8%

The margin has narrowed, but not because of any CPC gains. The Liberals have lost left-leaning voters that will probably be much more likely to return to them than they would be to shift to the Conservatives.

http://www.sesresearch.com/library/polls/POLNAT-W07-T215.pdf

geoffrey · February 14, 2007

I think it's quite telling, looking at this recent SES report card.

Dion is not well liked anywhere. Canadian's don't find him much more trustworthy or competent than Martin, and that's a huge issue for him. The Liberals elected a leader for the Liberal party, not for Canada. And we all know that.

Harper seems to be trusted more and more with each day in office. If the Liberal's don't toss this parliament on it's head soon, Harper's going to continue to build trust. And then scary scary won't work anymore, if it would right now anyways.