Alberta Separatism Sits At 15% In Latest Poll
The Liberals remain on track for another comfortable majority as opposition parties struggle to gain ground
Welcome to your Polling Canada model update for June 27, 2026!
This past week saw five new polls, the weekly Nanos and Liaison trackers, alongside Abacus, Leger, and Mainstreet.
Liaison has the Liberals at 43% (+2 compared to June 13), Conservatives at 32% (-), NDP at 14% (-), and Bloc at 6% (-). The Greens were at 2% (-), and the PPC also were at 2% (-).
Nanos also saw a slight uptick for the Liberals at 44% (+1 compared to June 12), Conservatives at 32% (+1), NDP at 11% (-1), and Bloc at 7% (-). The Greens ticked down to 5% (-1), with the PPC stable at 2% (-).
Abacus found the Liberals up to 45% (+1 compared to June 2), Conservatives at 37% (+1), NDP at 9% (-2), and Bloc at 6% (-). The Greens were also down to 2% (-1), while the PPC stayed at 1% (-).
Leger saw the Liberals tick down to 48% (-2 compared to June 1), with the Conservatives stable at 34% (-), the NDP at 6% (-), and the Bloc at 6% (-). The Greens ticked up to 4% (+1), while other parties were also up to 2% (+1).
Mainstreet saw quite the jump, with the Liberals at 43% (-3 compared to March 2), Conservatives at 33% (-3), NDP at 12% (+5), and the Bloc at 5% (+1). The Greens were also up to 4% (+2), and the PPC down to 2% (-1).
Overall, the Liberals’ national lead has narrowed to ten points.
The Liberal advantage shrank in Atlantic Canada (down three points compared to last week), while increasing in Ontario (+2) and Quebec (+1). The Conservative lead in Manitoba and Saskatchewan narrowed by five points, while remaining unchanged in Alberta.
Now let’s take a brief look at the rest of the numbers!
