Evan Solomon talks to David Coletto outside the Chateau Laurier in Ottawa September 15, 2015. Photo/video by Blair Gable Blair Gable
The polls show a deadlocked race. But let’s dig deeper.
Evan Solomon and David Coletto, the CEO of Abacus Data, discuss how regional breakdowns may tell a truer tale of the campaign
The polls show a three-way race with no breakout leader. But is that the important story? Beneath the numbers, the regional breakdowns in Ontario, Quebec and B.C. may tell a more accurate tale of who really has a path to victory in the campaign. David Coletto, CEO of Abacus Data, breaks down the new poll numbers, explains why the change wave is so critical, and considers which issues might become the ballot-box question. More than halfway through the campaign, what should you be watching?
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