Research Co is OK, not the best but still decently rated.
Or you can just look at the final polls of the election by the various pollsters. Obviously age breakdowns have huge margins of error, but most of the best pollsters had the Liberals up among young people. Leger, Angus Reid, Abacus, and Research Co all had the Liberals leading among 18-34 year olds in their final polls, with a range of +7 to +14. Nanos is the only well-rated pollster I'm aware of that had the Conservatives up in that demographic.
Canada likely played out similarly to the US. Growth in right wing support among young men, a rightward shift among older millenials and Gen X, and then older people shifting to the left.
But even if we're being charitable, the Conservatives got, at best, 40% of the 18-34 vote. So young people certainly aren't voting Conservative en masse. Particularly when turnout in that age group is barely over 50% most of the time.
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