I would like to see if those Nanos numbers hold across more than a three-day period--I wonder if there is one day of really strong numbers for the Liberals, in which case their numbers should drop significantly when that day's data is taken out of the sample.
Oddly, Angus Reid and Forum (iirc) had the Liberals at 27-29% last week, so once again we have diverging narratives from different pollsters.
One thing that is always worth keeping in mind is that historically at least the CPC's vote has been more "efficient" in the sense of yielding more seats per vote. Combine that with the fact that many pollsters understate the CPC vote slightly, and I doubt the Grits would feel comfortable at 38%.
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