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[–] wise_pancake 25 points 2 months ago (2 children)

A majority of Canadians, 55%, say they have a negative opinion of Poilievre.

How are we in a situation where ALL of the federal party leaders are extremely unpopular going into an election.

Pollieve is at -18 net favourability, Singh is at -16, Trudeau is at -40%.

“Pierre Poilievre’s net favourability in Quebec sits at -45%.”

Vive la Quebec. Outside of some of the cultural stuff, I feel I align a lot with Quebec politically.

[–] nik282000 4 points 2 months ago

How are we in a situation where ALL of the federal party leaders are extremely unpopular going into an election.

Because our political system is absolutely crammed with career ~~criminals~~ politicians who's only goals are pump this country for every penny.

[–] [email protected] 4 points 2 months ago

It’s called Simpson’s Paradox. When you split people into groups each group can have a favourable rating towards a politician but when you combine all the groups you can have the opposite trend where all politicians are viewed negatively.