Canada will soon have a new prime minister. Here's what you need to know.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : For Liberal voters, the central question has been who can best stand up to Trump and safeguard Canada's economy and sovereignty.
42% : Several top cabinet ministers declined to run, saying their focus was better placed on responding to Trump, who has imposed tariffs on Canadian goods, questioned Canada's viability as a country and threatened to use "economic coercion" to make it the 51st state.
37% : " The Liberals in recent weeks rolled out ads linking Poilievre to Trump.
30% : Trump, for his part, has labeled her "toxic" -- an insult that she is wearing as a badge of honor.
28% : " The United States under Trump, she said during this year's campaign, has turned into a "predator" and represents the biggest threat to Canada since World War II.
23% : One cuts between clips of Poilievre complaining that "everything is broken" and railing against a "woke censorship ideology" with clips of Trump using identical or nearly identical language.
18% : "Donald Trump doesn't like me very much.

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