Mark Carney is riding an anti-Trump wave. Will that be enough to win Canada's election? | Erica Ifill

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Unfortunately for Poilievre, we are now in the era of Trump, in which national pride - in opposition to the US president's promise to annex Canada to become the 51st state - has galvanised the country.
61% : With his slogan "axe the tax" he blamed the carbon tax for the rising cost of living.
42% : In other words, tariffs and Trump are our biggest rivals to prosperity, rather than a paltry carbon tax that Carney had in any case already cancelled.
40% : This is a battle of leadership, and while for two and a half years Poilievre seemed on course for victory at the next election, the re-election of Donald Trump in November reoriented politics.
13% : When asked about affordability during the leaders' English language debate, Carney responded: "The biggest risk we have to affordability, the biggest risk we have to this economy is Donald Trump."

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