Tories face tricky path to power

Short of a change in the relationship between the Conservatives and female voters, millennials, and/or Quebecers, Scheer could continue to hit his head on a ceiling that limits his party's support to one in three votes.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is staring down a limited and narrow path to victory in 2019 if he can't reshape his party's standing with women, millennials, and Quebecers, writes Chantal Hébert. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY CHANTAL HÉBERT

January 29, 2018

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer's year may be off to a rough start. Two national polls published back to back this week suggest the official opposition's fall offensive in the House of Commons has failed to make a lasting dent in the Liberal armour. A Mainstreet Research poll based on a sample of...

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