Canadian Leaders' Traits Compared
A study by Spark Insights reveals Canadians' perceptions of Prime Minister Mark Carney and Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre.
- Mark Carney is seen as more calm and rational (+24) and thoughtful and strategic (+19).
- He is considered a leader with useful experience (+28), who understands the economy (+18) and can make tough decisions (+12).
- Pierre Poilievre is associated with arrogance (+18) and hot-temperedness (+20).
People seldom vote for someone they describe as ruthless, arrogant, reckless and hot-tempered.
The study highlights the contrasting traits of the two leaders, providing insight into their public images.
Author's summary: Carney and Poilievre differ in public perception.
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