Liberals rebound in polls, Nanos says women giving Grits lead over Conservatives

Nanos polls since the election have consistently shown a double-digit advantage for the Grits among female voters.

Polls from Nanos Research chair Nik Nanos, left, show the Liberals holding a steady advantage over the second-place Conservatives as of mid-way through November, despite a barrage of controversies tied to the party or the government. Liberal MP Raj Grewal was one of several Liberals who pointed to the strong economy as a reason for voter confidence in the government, while Conservative MP Lisa Raitt, her party's deputy leader, said the Conservatives would be working to build a policy ahead of the 2019 election that would win back voters. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade, The Hill Times file photographs

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BY PETER MAZEREEUW

November 27, 2017

Liberal MPs are pointing to a strong economy and more generous Canada child benefit program to explain their party’s surge in the polls since mid-October, while one pollster is pointing to a steady advantage among female voters for the Grits, despite a deluge of neg...

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