The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - Liberals Dropping FAST in New Polls - Carney Damaged by Controversy!

00:00:00.160 Ahoy everyone, Wyatt Claypool here, back for some more polling time on the whiteboard.

00:00:05.880 In today's video, we're going to go over the new numbers out of Abacus Data,

00:00:10.400 showing a continued decline in the polls for Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals,

00:00:15.080 with the Liberals now getting pretty tight with the Poly of Conservatives.

00:00:19.360 So in the video, we're going to first start off with where the polls were at two months ago with Abacus Data

00:00:24.500 and where they are at now, and then we will move into the issue-by-issue polling

00:00:29.940 of who Canadians trust more on different major public policy issues, which I believe is

00:00:35.440 foreshadowing a continued decline for the Liberals in the next couple of months as well.

00:00:41.320 The problem for the Liberals is that every time they shoot up in the polls, it's not

00:00:45.800 because they're doing a good job, it's mostly just because Donald Trump is in the headlines.

00:00:50.300 And previously, at least from a more liberal perspective, a more centrist perspective,

00:00:56.620 Carney was doing a good job of trading blows with Donald Trump

00:00:59.760 and looking like the elbows-up Prime Minister.

00:01:03.340 These days, not so much, but you will see what I'm talking about as we get into the numbers.

00:01:08.840 But before we do, I just want to remind you guys, if you like the show,

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00:02:13.340 me for that riding nomination. Sorry, clunky transition there, guys. But now let's get into

00:02:20.620 the data. So back in mid-May, the liberals in the abacus data poll were punching up to 47%

00:02:30.300 in the polls. That is a great result for the liberals in an abacus data poll.

00:02:35.720 Considering abacus data even has a slight conservative lean, I don't even exactly believe

00:02:41.800 that. They're more so just conservative leaning compared to nanos and ecos, which are massively

00:02:46.940 left-wing leaning. Really, I would just say that I think abacus data is quite fair. So in their

00:02:53.200 mid-May poll, we had the Liberals at 47% of the vote. The Conservatives were significantly behind,

00:03:02.320 only hitting 35% of the vote, a 12% difference between the Liberals and the Conservatives.

00:03:10.020 The NDP had been improving a little bit since the last election, but nothing to write home about

00:03:16.360 exactly. They're sitting at 8% in this mid-May poll. The Bloc Quebecois sitting at 6% exactly

00:03:24.200 where they finished in the last election. Obviously, when you actually consider that's

00:03:28.280 only in Quebec, it's more significant than you think, of course. The Greens, we have at 2% of

00:03:33.840 the vote. And also in this poll, I think the PPC is at 1%. They pretty much oscillate between being

00:03:41.040 1% or 2% in most abacus data polls, I really doubt they're ever going to achieve more than

00:03:47.900 1% again. There's just no market for the PPC these days. Now, in 2021, significantly, there was a big

00:03:55.480 market for the PPC because they were the only strongly anti-mandate, anti-lockdown party.

00:04:02.500 But since then, with Polyev having moved the party to the right, since Erin O'Toole was the leader,

00:04:08.440 there's just no mark for the PPC anymore. And I think that they're probably going to basically

00:04:14.200 be dissolved within the next couple of election cycles or so after they basically start performing

00:04:19.500 as well as other small fringe parties like the Libertarians or the Christian Heritage Party.

00:04:25.060 But again, let's just sum this up. So in this poll, back in mid-May, we have the Liberals plus

00:04:32.160 12%. We have the NDP only sitting at eight, block not moving. And with this kind of margin,

00:04:40.340 you would probably have the Liberals winning more than 220 seats across the country and probably

00:04:46.460 digging into more Western provinces in the suburban city areas. This was a very, very,

00:04:54.140 very bad luck for the Conservatives. But now let's jump ahead by a couple months to this new

00:05:00.380 mid-July poll and see where the parties are currently sitting. I'm just going to clear the

00:05:04.700 whiteboard and I'll be back in a flash. Look at that, everyone. Movie magic. The board is now

00:05:12.260 clear. How could I do that? I must be a magician. Anyways, now let's get into what the current

00:05:18.360 Abacus data polls show us. And the thing I want to actually mention before I get into this is that

00:05:24.140 this poll is surveyed. I'll just write it down here. 4,200 individuals. This is a very, very

00:05:33.700 high sample size. Sometimes when you only poll like 800 to 1,200 people, you have like a three

00:05:39.620 and a half to 4% margin of error. When you're polling 2,000, 3,000, your margin of error is

00:05:46.080 then falling from three to two and a half. This is going to be around a one and a half to 2%

00:05:51.820 margin of error. So pretty much you can generally assume that this poll is accurate. Now, no poll

00:05:58.340 is accurate to exact election results, but I would say that even if you don't think that the numbers,

00:06:04.820 maybe you think the conservatives are still being under-polled in the numbers I'm about to write

00:06:09.120 down, maybe it's more so, think about it as momentum. What party has momentum? Generally,

00:06:15.300 the numbers are going to be accurate. Maybe the conservatives are still understated a little bit,

00:06:19.240 or maybe the Liberals are overstated or the NDP is overstated, it doesn't really matter exactly.

00:06:25.780 This is more so giving you a map of the attitude of Canadians, even if in an election cycle it wouldn't exactly break down this way.

00:06:34.960 But right now, as of the latest polls, the Liberals are at 43% of the vote,

00:06:43.180 which isn't that bad considering that that is what they had last election,

00:06:47.460 but definitely they would have probably wanted to have grown since then so having fallen back down

00:06:53.040 to what they had last election isn't brilliant for them obviously they are still in the lead

00:06:58.380 but the conservatives are now sitting at 37 percent of the vote

00:07:04.760 now just down six percent as you will note that is only half as much of a lead as the liberals had

00:07:13.320 back in mid-May just a couple of months ago. The NDP is then sitting with nine percent of the vote.

00:07:21.880 We have the Bloc Québécois at seven percent of the vote now, having gone up a little bit since

00:07:27.480 that mid-May poll, but that is again more significant when you consider they're only

00:07:31.640 pulling in Quebec. And the Green Party has actually jumped a little bit up to three percent

00:07:39.080 in this latest Abacus data poll. I probably shouldn't have, I wouldn't, do not probably

00:07:45.180 have to really remind you guys that this is, or I don't have to probably state that this is a

00:07:49.280 significant drop for the Liberals, having been plus 12 in Abacus data to now just plus six,

00:07:57.380 having dropped by four points, the Conservatives having gone up by two points, NDP up by one point,

00:08:07.420 block up by one and the Greens also up by one point. I think what's happening here is liberals

00:08:16.080 being pulled in a couple of different directions. It's because, you know, sometimes a party will

00:08:21.220 screw something up or do push a policy that's unpopular on one particular end of the political

00:08:27.080 spectrum and will alienate their left or right flank over to another party. The interesting

00:08:32.880 the thing that's going on right now is, one, actually Carney, as a person, is still popular.

00:08:38.900 He has a 52% approval rating in the latest Abacus data poll. I just don't think with Mark Carney,

00:08:45.880 his approval rating really matters all that much. I think he's, as I've said so many times before,

00:08:51.500 kind of a boring personality. He's not a very interesting or sparkly type of a guy. And so

00:08:58.180 he's not really going to rough, you know, rub people the wrong way exactly, especially if you

00:09:03.320 don't watch a lot of politics. Now, I can't stand the guy, but it's because I analyze what he does

00:09:09.260 day to day, and I find him disingenuous, pompous, at the same time cowardly and incompetent. So I 0.99

00:09:16.420 don't like him. The vast majority of people don't watch that closely, so he has a high approval

00:09:20.220 rating. But you have to ask yourself, if the Prime Minister has a 52% approval rating, why is the

00:09:26.420 Liberal Party only at 43% of the vote. If Hiropolyev only has a 32% approval rating,

00:09:34.020 why are the Conservatives at 37%? It's because it really doesn't matter. Avi Lewis has a much

00:09:39.220 higher approval rating than 9%, obviously. The Bloc Quebecois leader in Quebec has a higher

00:09:44.280 approval rating than just 25%, although they only get 25% of the vote. What I'm basically saying is

00:09:52.400 approval ratings and those polls you get out from nanos of who do people prefer as prime minister?

00:09:58.420 It's nonsense. It really doesn't predict anything. People can think you're a nice guy and not vote

00:10:04.760 for your party. Jagmeet Singh, up until maybe about the last year and a half before the 2025

00:10:09.580 federal election, always had positive approval ratings. It didn't matter in the previous elections.

00:10:16.740 The NDP always significantly underperformed what their leader's approval rating was. This is the

00:10:22.140 same for Thomas Mulcair, same thing for Jack Layton, and probably the same thing for every

00:10:26.440 single NDP leader since Tommy Douglas. You can think that they're a nice, unthreatening guy

00:10:31.880 because they're never actually going to be prime minister and still choose to not vote for them.

00:10:36.680 Anyways, but now I want to clear the board once again because we're going to get into the shift

00:10:42.320 that has gone on on a couple of the big issues that show an opening for the conservatives to

00:10:48.440 sort of overtake the liberals eventually and also some danger zones right now for the liberals

00:10:53.860 because mark my words the gordie howe bridge is going to come back to hurt mark carney significantly

00:11:00.400 and actually before i do erase this board i want to note that this latest poll was conducted

00:11:07.060 between uh try to find it right here this poll was done yes it was done between july 9th

00:11:18.440 So we have July 9th to the 16th.

00:11:25.680 So this poll was conducted during the period that the condo controversy was going on.

00:11:33.080 The liberals and the BCNDP bail out a bunch of Vancouver area condo developers because they were going to lose profits.

00:11:39.700 Apparently, that's a reason to bail out a developer.

00:11:42.580 You'd have to bail out a lot of people all the time of just not profiting on a venture,

00:11:46.840 meant that the government should step in and hand you cash, but that time period fully encompasses

00:11:52.900 the condo controversy, but what you can probably notice here is that since it cuts off on the 16th

00:12:02.580 and it's currently the 19th that I'm talking to you guys, that didn't really fully capture

00:12:08.560 the latest Gordie Howe bridge controversy. Even when a controversy hits, it usually takes a

00:12:14.960 couple of days for it to actually digest into the public consciousness. Between the 9th and the

00:12:20.040 16th, the Gordie Howe Bridge controversy had really only started maybe on the 12th or the 13th.

00:12:26.900 So you're only capturing a few days of the Gordie Howe Bridge controversy even being relevant

00:12:32.300 to the polling timeline. At the same time, even when it did hit, it took a few days for the news

00:12:40.300 basically come out that Carney was obviously lying about like it being a great deal for Canadians

00:12:47.400 and no don't worry it's only profit sharing it's not a revenue share it's been proven to be wrong

00:12:52.940 he looks like he was pushed around by Donald Trump and as we're going to see in the issue polling

00:12:57.460 that's a significant issue for the liberals they really need to be the party good on Trump if they

00:13:02.860 start sliding on that metric they're in trouble anyways so I'm gonna pause clear off this board

00:13:08.980 and then we're going to come back with the issue by issue polling. Okay, we're back. And I've just

00:13:15.500 want to show you the guy something on the actual screen first, just so you can understand how what

00:13:21.720 my methodology here is. So I have five of the top issues for Canadians picked out here. And I want

00:13:28.640 to show you on the chart why I'm doing this. So abacus data here shows the top three priorities

00:13:34.760 for federal government right now. People pick three topics and the percentages show how many

00:13:42.240 people chose that as one of their three. So I've only picked issues that are in the top five because

00:13:48.720 naturally things like China and Russia, reconciliation, income inequality and poverty

00:13:55.600 and all this stuff, climate change, it's being picked by so few people as one of their top three

00:14:01.900 issues. The margin of error, even with 4,200 people being polled, is pretty low. Those end

00:14:08.160 up being niche issues, like climate change in this latest abacus data poll is being won by

00:14:13.860 the Greens, despite only having 3% of national support. But you can be sure that all 3% of

00:14:20.720 Green voters end up picking the climate as one of their top three issues, and naturally they say

00:14:26.940 that they trust the Greens the most with that issue. And so that is the one area that the

00:14:31.560 Greens actually lead on one of the issue polls. But again, it doesn't really mean anything to

00:14:37.540 what the average Canadian is actually going to be voting on. Most Canadians are voting for

00:14:43.420 the Liberals or the Conservatives, and then there is some small minority of people voting NDP and

00:14:49.320 Bloc. The NDP are somewhat relevant to this chart just because it could show where left-wing votes

00:14:55.160 might be going, but I mainly just want to be looking at where votes are shifting between the

00:15:00.220 conservatives and the liberals. So we have here the cost of living, which is by far the biggest

00:15:06.180 issue, picked by 64% of people in their top three. Then the economy, which is kind of the same,

00:15:12.640 but not quite. It's more about growth metrics. Are we shrinking? Are we growing? How are people's

00:15:20.200 investments? Stuff like that. It's more about general economic health rather than grocery

00:15:25.020 store prices. Then we have Trump and his administration, healthcare and housing. And I

00:15:30.580 actually want to start out with healthcare because it's a good sort of like calibrating issue. Not

00:15:37.040 much has really happened federally when it comes to the healthcare issue. And this is an issue that

00:15:42.560 you expect the liberals to win on. And right now between the liberals and the conservatives,

00:15:47.180 the liberals are absolutely leading on that issue. And since the last poll, I believe,

00:15:52.000 and basically, yeah, I'm checking it out right now, really hasn't shifted at all. The Liberals

00:15:57.420 used to be at 38%, now they're at 37%, which is insignificant. So on the issue of health care,

00:16:04.180 Liberals are chosen by 37% of Canadians as being the party they trust most dealing with that issue,

00:16:11.980 followed by the Conservatives at 22%, and then we have the NDP at 16%. I'm not going to write any

00:16:19.840 party's numbers down unless they're above 10 or else it's pretty insignificant. But that is a

00:16:28.040 pretty normal sort of a result that you get with healthcare. Yes, the NDP is only at 8% or 9% in

00:16:36.180 the poll, yet they punch up to 16. It's because nurses, public sector workers tend to be very

00:16:42.960 default NDP voters. And on healthcare, because the NDP always promised to spend way more than

00:16:48.420 everybody else. There is a stalwart faction of people who really like the NDP on healthcare

00:16:53.860 because of their, you know, very pro-spending kind of position on that. You get other issues

00:16:58.820 like the economy where the NDP basically don't even register. But let's go to the rising cost

00:17:05.700 of living. Rising cost of living, we have the liberals currently trailing the conservatives

00:17:13.180 with only 30% of people thinking that they are the best on that issue, with the conservatives

00:17:19.740 actually leading with a pretty significant amount of the vote, with 36% of people believing the

00:17:27.300 conservatives would be the best on that issue. And now remember, the people voting on who would

00:17:32.020 be best are the people who chose it as one of their top three issues. And then on the cost of

00:17:37.740 living. We also have the NDP barely squeaking, squeaking into the relevance window with 10

00:17:43.620 points. Now, over here, I want to show you guys what the margin used to be. So maybe I'll just

00:17:51.420 kind of drop a line down here on the side to separate the two. Previously, back in mid-May,

00:17:59.360 on the cost of living issue, so I guess on healthcare, I'll just quickly write down what

00:18:03.940 the liberal lead was on that issue. Back on healthcare, it was a plus. Since the last one,

00:18:11.660 it's been... I'll just keep writing it in black. How should I write this down? I'll just write

00:18:19.960 down what the leading party's number was a couple months ago. Back on healthcare a couple months

00:18:29.120 ago, the Liberals had 38% on that issue. Cost of living is a pretty big one. Liberals, last poll

00:18:39.660 in mid-May, were at 37% on cost of living, with the Conservatives back then only at 35%, well,

00:18:49.100 actually not only at 35%, but at 35%, and the NDP was at 9%. But we've just basically seen

00:18:55.900 a massive slide, not over to the Conservatives, not over to the NDP. Those two parties basically

00:19:01.000 have not shifted since two months ago. But the Liberals went from 37 to 30 simply because people

00:19:07.620 are now not sure if they trust the Liberals more. The undecided category has been the biggest gainer

00:19:13.000 in that category since mid-May. So that's a really good opportunity for the Conservatives

00:19:19.060 that they are currently leading in a poll of 4,200 people, where 64% of people picked it as

00:19:25.940 one of their top three issues, the cost of living, and it's probably the top issue for a lot of

00:19:30.640 people. And all those people, the 64% of the 4,200 people who picked it as one of their top three

00:19:36.500 issues, 36% say the Conservatives are the best on that issues, leading the Liberals by six

00:19:41.520 similar story here on the economy the economy right now has the conservatives leading with

00:19:51.400 41 percent of the vote uh maybe yeah i'll just start writing them in order all the time rather

00:19:57.180 than writing the winner first 41 percent of people trust the conservatives on the economy most right

00:20:01.660 now with the liberals sitting at 38 percent and the ndp and every other party not significant

00:20:08.220 enough to write down. Since the last poll, the liberals on the economy were actually the ones

00:20:14.380 at 43%. They were 43 and the conservatives were 40. So that is a 5% loss since the last time. I

00:20:23.220 guess over here, maybe I'll just write what the liberals always were two months ago, because they

00:20:27.240 were pretty much leading on everything. Housing. Housing has been an issue that has been pretty

00:20:32.820 good for the conservatives over time as well, just like cost of living and the economy. And also

00:20:38.200 So immigration has always been very good for the conservatives as well.

00:20:42.600 When it comes to housing affordability, the conservatives in the latest poll are sitting at 31%, with the liberals at 29%, and the NDP with 16%, mostly because of pro-rent control type narratives that the NDP runs on that are quite popular with a certain

00:21:08.180 type of progressive left urbanite voter but back just a couple of months ago on housing affordability

00:21:15.840 the liberals were at 36 percent of the vote oh wait i was writing these all on trump why am i

00:21:21.960 doing that oh string me up people i'm barely paying attention sometimes so what do we have here

00:21:29.540 we had 31 29

00:21:32.960 29

00:21:39.200 16 there we go getting it all back together and previously the liberals were at 37 percent of the

00:21:54.000 vote so a significant decline for them on the housing issue now we get to trump and his

00:21:59.300 administration this by far is the best issue for the liberals if they could pick an issue to talk

00:22:04.980 about all the time it'd be talking about how much of a b a big mean orange man donald trump is

00:22:10.820 they sit in the latest poll oh i got this wrong they sit in the latest poll on this issue

00:22:19.620 at 63 percent of the vote 63 of people who choose trump as one of their top three issues

00:22:28.020 trust the liberals and that is 31% of voters make it one of their top three issues and I guarantee

00:22:33.060 a lot of those people like cost of living it's probably one of the it's either the top one

00:22:37.380 or the top one of the top two we then have the conservatives only at 15% on Trump and I will

00:22:48.500 write this part down because I think it's significant we have 15% of people undecided

00:22:55.460 on this issue now a lot of other issues also had above 10 undecided but the undecided on this issue

00:23:01.780 is significant because it's pretty much a fully liberal dominated issue but as of just a couple

00:23:08.500 months ago the liberals were at 66 on this issue not a significant decline but think about this

00:23:17.300 from the perspective of the gordy howe bridge issue we only picked up a little bit of voters

00:23:24.260 reacting to the Gordie Howe Bridge controversy. This poll mainly just ended up sort of collecting

00:23:30.400 people's opinions on the condo bailout. The condo bailout was the big controversy for most of this

00:23:37.020 poll, and then the Gordie Howe Bridge came in at the tail end. I don't think that it's at all a

00:23:43.320 coincidence that we're seeing the Liberals go down by three points on this issue that they up to this

00:23:49.040 point have completely dominated. I think we're probably going to see them potentially fall below

00:23:53.640 60, maybe into the mid 50s, based on their reaction to the Gordie Howe bridge, because

00:23:58.940 you know, the NDP is going to go super aggressive elbows up and say that the liberals are selling

00:24:04.420 out to Donald Trump, the conservatives like Shavloy Majumdar has been doing as the US

00:24:09.220 Canada relations critic is going to be talking about how incompetent he's been dealing with

00:24:13.140 this, how he's getting no concessions in return for the concessions that he's making, considering

00:24:18.020 this is their best issue, and they are very vulnerable to lose a bunch of their support

00:24:22.220 on it right now. That is why I think that in the next tranche of polls that we're going to see

00:24:27.240 from abacus data, this is not a blip on the radar and they're going to be back up to a plus 10 next

00:24:33.280 time. They're probably, if I was to predict it, going to be only plus five or plus four over the

00:24:39.500 conservatives and continue to keep falling down the polls as they underperform on things like the

00:24:46.040 cost of living in the economy, but also on Trump completely lose their elbows up narrative. That

00:24:52.880 15% undecided was up from like 10 or 13% last time, because a lot of people are not running

00:24:59.680 over the conservatives because the media has kept playing up the narrative that the conservatives

00:25:03.980 are the pro-Trump people, or they're the Trump friendly party. So the type of voters who really

00:25:09.540 care about this issue are not prone to jumping over to the conservatives right away. But the

00:25:13.940 fact that a lot of people are jumping over to undecided means that there's at least the process

00:25:19.940 ongoing of people actually reevaluating how they voted in 2025 and whether or not the liberals

00:25:25.760 actually did a good job but across the board here we have a seven percent decline on cost of living

00:25:31.220 for the liberals we have a significant decline a five-point decline on the economy on health care

00:25:37.840 basically we can effectively call that neutral which is a good test case this isn't just saying

00:25:43.280 hey liberals have slid since may so naturally they're going to slide on all these metrics

00:25:47.300 they haven't slid on health care because nothing really has happened on health care so nobody

00:25:51.160 is prone to changing their opinion even housing hasn't really changed all that significantly or

00:25:57.020 i guess it has uh but it's mostly just the balance between the ndp and the liberals has

00:26:02.100 just kind of changed here conservatives have not moved on that issue i guess we would still call

00:26:07.220 that a major decline uh but overall that's it's it's kind of significant i guess housing actually

00:26:14.760 they would have moved a lot because the condo bailout would have affected them when it comes

00:26:18.880 to people's confidence about them dealing with housing so you know i guess you're i guess we're

00:26:23.920 watching why it be significantly wrong here and an assumption he just made but yeah housing really

00:26:29.960 good kind of uh sort of control to use to show hey see no a lot of people are still default canadian

00:26:36.140 voters, they assume the liberals are better on healthcare than conservatives, and you get a

00:26:39.880 significant NDP contingent, which backs up that they are sliding on everything else. They're not

00:26:46.620 sliding on healthcare, which means that it's not just a different pool of voters. These are the

00:26:50.220 same people who think liberals are great on healthcare, but they also think that they're

00:26:54.120 starting to fail on Trump. And they also think that cost of living, the biggest issue in the

00:26:58.680 country, that they are doing, that they cannot be trusted because of the food inflation that

00:27:03.960 people are seeing because of the decline in our GDP, which is affecting their ratings on the

00:27:08.880 economy, as well as just all of the other problems with no trade deal and whatnot, which overlaps

00:27:16.340 with issues like Trump, economy, and cost of living. Anyways, that should be it for all my

00:27:22.660 rambling today. Thank you for dealing with my rambling. I was probably a little more rambly

00:27:26.780 than I usually am. It's one of those weird things where I started writing down the housing numbers

00:27:31.880 on the Trump line. And in my mind, I'm not a perfectionist by any stretch of the imagination,

00:27:37.820 but I get paranoid. I'm like, oh my goodness, how many comments am I going to get about people

00:27:41.480 saying you're writing down on the wrong line, Wyatt? And then I'm just going to restart the

00:27:45.660 video and do it all over again, just to avoid those two comments. But know what? I will rise

00:27:51.240 above everyone. So with that being said, thank you guys for watching the video. Make sure to like,

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00:28:19.540 and if you live in the boundaries of Calgary-Curry, I'll try and give you a call or an email

00:28:23.880 to connect with you and talk about the riding, what's going on, and why I might want to run for

00:28:29.180 the UCP nomination to retake the riding from the NDP. Anyways, so with that being said,

00:28:34.780 thank you guys for watching. I'll see you all later.

The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - July 19, 2026

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