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Originally Posted by opendoor
Abacus conducted polls in the 3 days after the election which had an age breakdown showing the Liberals leading 46 to 39 for U30 voters. Conservatives did gain among 30-44 year olds, but based on the other demographics it's probably safe to assume that their gains were in the older part of that cohort:
https://abacusdata.ca/what-happened-...n-post-mortem/
Research Co also did exit polling. While this poll didn't explicitly ask how people voted, the Liberals' generally outperformed the Conservatives among Gen Z. And 59% of Gen Z voters thought Poilievre should resign if he lost the election, which was the highest among any age demographic.
https://researchco.ca/wp-content/upl..._29Apr2025.pdf
You'll note that the exit poll you linked doesn't actually provide vote percentages, so it doesn't provide a whole lot of value. Someone could think cost of living was their biggest issue and still not vote Conservative. |
I will check out the Abacaus data more. FWIW Research is not very reputable.