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From: Kitskid	10/16/2019 1:47:05 AM
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newsinteractives.cbc.ca ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Updated on Oct 15, 2019 at 3:10 pm ET Poll Tracker From CBC poll analyst Éric Grenier, the Poll Tracker aggregates all publicly available polling data. The Liberals and Conservatives remain neck-and-neck in both national support and in the seat projections, but with the two major parties both below 33 per cent support nationwide a majority government looks unlikely. The New Democrats and the Bloc Québécois have momentum following the debates, while the Greens are holding their support. Poll averages CON 32.2% down -0.2 LIB 31.4% down -0.4 NDP 17.4% up +0.7 GRN 9.1% down -0.3 BQ 6.6% up +0.1 PPC 2.4% down -0.1 OTH 0.8% Data unavailable 0.0 Seat projections LIB 135 minimum 86 maximum 190 CON 132 minimum 89 maximum 178 NDP 34 minimum 13 maximum 60 BQ 33 minimum 19 maximum 47 GRN 4 minimum 1 maximum 7 PPC 0 minimum 0 maximum 1 OTH 0 minimum 0 maximum 1 Probability of winning 11%Probability of the Liberals winning a majority 40%Probability of the Liberals winning the most seats but not a majority 43%Probability of the Conservatives winning the most seats but not a majority 5%Probability of the Conservatives winning a majority The regional picture The Conservatives are ahead in western Canada while the Liberals lead in Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic Canada. Both the Conservatives and Liberals have seen their support drop in Quebec as the Bloc rises. While the New Democrats are still struggling in Quebec, they can hold seats and potentially make some gains in the rest of the country. The Greens are holding double-digits in B.C., as well as in Atlantic Canada. The People's Party has yet to show the concentration of support in any region of the country needed to win a seat, beyond potentially leader Maxime Bernier's.

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