Liberals see a jump in support after back-to-back debates: Nanos

After French- and English-language debates, the Liberals are polling 3 per cent higher than prior to the debates.

TORONTO -- After back-to-back debates this past week, new polling shows the Liberals have seen a jump in support.

The jump of 3.1 percentage points marks the biggest single-day jump for the Liberals since the beginning of the campaign and brings the party 0.2 percentage points ahead of where the party started the campaign.This support may have come directly at a cost to the Conservatives who saw their polling numbers fall from 33.3 per cent to 30.1 per cent, the party’s worst position so far this election.The NDP saw a small dip of 0.

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