EMERGENCIES ACT BACKLASH: Conservatives Surge, Trudeau’s Liberals Plummet

It’s up to the Canadian People. In 2015, Canadians voted against the peerless Stephen Harper, in favor of the hard-Leftist Justin Trudeau. In Trudeau’s 6 plus years as Canada’s prime minister, he has turned the once great nation into a laughing stock. And today, Canada looks like a police state. If rational Canadians want to put an end to this nightmare, then they must support Canada’s Conservative Party in future elections. There is simply no other alternative.

EMERGENCIES ACT BACKLASH: Conservatives Surge, Liberals Trail By Eight Points, & Majority Want Restrictions Ended As Backlash Against Trudeau grows

By Spencer Fernando, February 19, 2022

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A new poll by Mainstreet Research shows a growing backlash against Justin Trudeau and the Liberals following their decision to inflame tensions, refuse to meet with protestors, and invoke the Emergencies Act.

Last month, the Liberals and Conservatives were tied in the polls.

Both parties were at 29% among decided & leaning voters. The NDP was at 17%, and the PPC was at 13%. The Bloc had 6%, and the Greens were at 3%.

When combining the Liberal & NDP votes, 46% of Canadians said they were voting for ‘progressive’ parties (assuming the Liberals can be called progressive at all), while the CPC & PPC combined were at 42%.

But now, the latest Mainstreet Research survey – conducted between February 16-17 (thus taking place after the Liberals imposed the Emergencies Act) – shows the situation has changed dramatically, and Canada has moved to the right.

The Liberals are up 2 points, now at 31%. But the backlash against the Emergencies Act has consolidated support for the Conservatives, who are up 10 points to 39%.

Since replacing Erin O’Toole with Candice Bergen – who is taking a hardline in terms of opposing restrictions & mandates – and who publicly supported the Truckers, the CPC now leads the Liberals by 8 points.

The NDP appears to be paying a price for their support of the Emergencies Act (something they can still reverse), as they have fallen to 15%.

Now, here’s where it gets interesting.

A nation moving to the right

As I said above, last month the combined left-wing vote was 4 points ahead of the combined right-wing vote.

Now, the combined right-wing vote is 45%, while the left-wing vote has stayed stagnant at 46%.

The nation is now split right down the middle between right & left, which would be a surprise to the many establishment pundits who constantly claim Canada is a progressive-dominated country.

The results are even more dramatic when we consider the change since the election to now.

The combined Liberal-NDP vote on election day was 51%, while the combined CPC-PPC vote was 39%. At the time, the CPC wasn’t even fully against restrictions as they are now.

Since then, the left is down 6 points, and the right is up 6 points, a net swing of 12 points.

So, if we are defining opposition to restrictions as ‘right,’ and support for restrictions as ‘left,’ Canada has clearly moved more in the pro-freedom, right-wing direction.

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