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Poilievre's Leadership: 61% Blame Him for Conservative Defections

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Poilievre's Leadership: 61% Blame Him for Conservative Defections

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Poilievre's Leadership: 61% Blame Him for Conservative Defections

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Poilievre's Leadership: 61% Blame Him for Conservative Defections. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A fresh poll from the Angus Reed Institute drops some real talk. 61% of Canadians say conservative leader Pierre Poylev is straight-up pushing people away from his party. This vives shift ties right into four conservative MPs who just crossed the floor to join the Liberals, leaving Paul Levera under heavy fire. Folks across the country are feeling it, with most pinning the blame on his leadership style for these high-profile exits. The numbers don't lie. That 61% majority shows widespread agreement that Poylev's approach is costing the party talent and unity. Meanwhile, as election drums beat louder, these defections and poll heat could force some serious strategy tweaks for the conservatives moving forward. That wraps Canada News Today, brought to you with AI.

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