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inFocus with David Coletto
Welcome to David Coletto's Polling Lab: Insights, observations, and public opinion data on Canadian politics, public policy, & society. I ask people questions for a living and love it. Chair & CEO of Abacus Data. Professor at Carleton University
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Does Carney understand the public mindset in Canada right now?
My Toronto Star column on what we heard from the Prime Minister yesterday
Canadians Gave Carney Permission to Walk Away. They Didn’t Give Him Much Time.
The public was ready for Canada to stand firm against Trump. But with tariffs now in place, patience will depend on whether Carney can show Canadians there’s a plan for what comes next.
The Real Political Risk for Carney Isn’t Failing to Get a Deal
3 more days of waiting...
New Abacus Poll: Liberals lead by 7
But we measured a big shift in Quebec. Is it durable?
The insecurity divide in Canadian politics isn’t where you think it is
Introducing the Security Spectrum
Context Matters: As Trump and Climate Change rise in Saliance, Carney holds 6-point lead
The latest Abacus Data Canadian politics tracker.
The Political Risk for the Carney Government in Another Airline Labour Dispute
New polling conducted for the union representing WestJet flight attendants
This one is special: Something I've wanted to build for a long time
Introducing Abacus Data Waypoint
Is Canada More Ripe for Political Disruption Than We Think?
Results from a new Abacus Data poll on socialism, capitalism, democracy, and the desire for upheaval is very revealing.
Soccer’s World Cup Moment Is Changing Canada’s Sporting Landscape
New Abacus Data polling reveals a big shift thanks to the amazing run of Canada Soccer's Men's National Soccer Team
Canadians Are Becoming More Comfortable With Uncertainty
What two new polls from Abacus Data on CUSMA and pipelines signal to me
What Mark Carney Can Teach Andy Burnham
Today, Andy Burnham will become the next British Prime Minister
The Carney Liberals Still Lead, but the Political Ground Beneath Them Is Not as Solid as It Looks
Results of the New Abacus Data Canadian Politics Tracking Poll