🇨🇦 53 Percent Want Carney's Majority — Which Means 47 Percent of Canadians Are Paying Attention

An Ipsos poll exclusive to Global News breathlessly reports that 53 percent of Canadians want the Carney Liberals to win a majority through the upcoming byelections. The framing is pure Liberal cheerleading — support is growing, conservatives are hemorrhaging voters, the momentum is unstoppable. Missing from the coverage: what the other 47 percent think, why Conservative support is collapsing, and whether a former Bank of England governor who spoke at Davos in January and quoted himself in his own convention speech actually represents working Canadians.

Carney's Liberals haven't won a majority at the ballot box — they're manufacturing one through floor-crossers and favorable byelection timing. The polling apparatus that spent years telling Canadians Trudeau was popular is now seamlessly pivoting to Carney boosterism. Same institutions, same framing, same result. The 47 percent who don't want this majority aren't confused — they're the ones watching grocery prices, housing costs, and border policy and noticing that none of it has changed. The branding has. The agenda has not.

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