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In Abacus’ Tuesday release, Colette noted that the drop in support for the Ford government in the wake of the land swap scandal is “significant.”

ABACUS PRIVATE CLOUD PC

The NDP held onto 84 per cent of its voter support and the Liberals held 76 per cent, suggesting neither opposition party has gained from the drop in PC support. Of those polled who voted for the Ontario PCs in the past election, 83 per cent maintained their support, while 17 per cent split “almost evenly across the opposition party,” the survey notes.

“This is the lowest level of support we’ve measured for the Ontario PCs since the last provincial election.” “The Greenbelt scandal has very likely hurt support for the PCs,” Abacus CEO David Collette said in a blog post. Support for the Tories among “committed voters” was at 41 per cent as recently as July 25. 23, in which 38 per cent of “committed voters” said that they supported the Tories. That level of support represents a four-point drop from an Abacus poll released on Aug.

The poll suggests that 34 per cent of the respondents who identified themselves as “committed voters” plan to vote for the PCs in the next election, compared to 28 per cent for the Liberals and 26 per cent for the NDP. The drop in support for the PCs was more pronounced among committed voters. The Green party had the support of about six per cent of committed voters (up one point).Ībout 20 per cent of respondents were still undecided on their voting intentions, down four points form the last Abacus poll.

The Tories remain ahead of the Liberals who polled at 22 per cent (up three points) and the NDP, who polled at 21 per cent (up three points). It shows that support for the PCs now stands at approximately 27 per cent among all respondents, down two percentage points from a poll released on Aug. The poll of 2,003 eligible voters was conducted by Abacus Data from Aug. This story has been updated to include the missing data.Īs the $8-billion Ontario Greenbelt land-swap scandal unfolds, a recent poll suggests that support for the Progressive Conservatives has fallen marginally with a more pronounced drop among “committed voters.” CORRECTION: A previous version of this story revealed a portion of the Abacus Data polling results and therefore did not provide a complete and accurate picture.