More Nova Scotians aren’t satisfied with the performance of the Houston government.
According to the latest Narrative Research poll, 52 percent of respondents say they’re happy with the PC’s, that’s down from 61 percent in a November poll.
41 percent say they’re not satisfied, that’s up from 32 percent.
Despite the change, the PC’s continue to lead in voter support, and Tim Houston remains the preferred leader with 34 percent support.
The NDP’s Claudia Chender has 17 percent support, and the Liberals Zach Churchill has 15 percent.
Just under one-half would vote PC again, one quarter would vote Liberal and 24 percent would pick the NDP.
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— Narrative Research (@EveryNarrative) March 7, 2023
