Dion's Approval Rating Down Across Country

Posted on Tuesday, January 15 at 13:58 by N Say
* Stephen Harper, Conservatives: 58 per cent (+4) * Elizabeth May, Green Party: 56 per cent (-2) * Jack Layton, NDP: 55 per cent (-4) * Stephane Dion, Liberals: 39 per cent (-20) "He had a tough year and we saw that in the media coverage, and what we're seeing is that the public's gotten to that," the Strategic Counsel's Peter Donolo told CTV.ca Monday. "It has to be an issue of concern for him that his negatives are as high as they are, particulary if you look at it more deeply. He's got a higher percentage of people saying he's 'very unfavourable' than Stephen Harper, which is surprising, given that he hasn't been in that government hot seat -- Mr. Harper has." * In fact, 25 per cent of people found Dion "very unfavourable" in the survey and 34 per cent "somewhat unfavourable," totalling 61 per cent. * For the 39 per cent who approved of Dion, 34 per cent found him "somewhat favourable" but only 5 per cent "very favourable." ... http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20080114/counsel_poll_080114/20080114

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  1. Tue Jan 15, 2008 10:34 pm
    Who wants to bet that Mikey Ignatieff and Bobby Rae are standing behind whispering into Stephan's ear (call an election now is the time!)of course the only reason they are, is not that they want an election but rather a leadership convention shortly after the conservatives get another minority government and in the meantime everything will continue politically as it has been.

  2. Wed Jan 16, 2008 11:27 pm
    Aaah yes, another survey by those trusty folk at mainstream media. If they say it,
    must be the gospel, hey?...like it really makes a difference who the lead muppet
    is in this rerun production.



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