Pierre Poilievre, the Conservative leader, generated immense excitement at a recent rally, showcasing his strong support base. His populist messaging resonates deeply, appealing to those feeling sidelined by elites. However, in a dramatic shift, polling shows the Conservatives now trailing behind the Liberals just weeks before the election, mainly due to external factors like Donald Trump's policies. This swift change has led to internal strife within the Conservative party, raising questions about their electoral prospects. As debates approach, the Conservatives are hoping for a comeback.
Poilievre's populist messaging has inspired a fervent response from his supporters, who say he has given a voice to those who feel ignored and mocked by political elites.
With less than two weeks before Canada's federal election, one of the sharpest polling shifts in the country's political history now has the Conservatives trailing well behind the Liberal party.
The abrupt change in the country's political mood – largely the result of Donald Trump's tariffs and threats to annex Canada – has prompted infighting within the Conservatives.
As Poilievre and his Liberal opponent Mark Carney prepare for the campaign's only two debates, the Conservatives have pinned their remaining hopes on a last-minute reversal of fortune.
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