A recent poll by Nanos Research reveals that one in five Canadian voters will make their decision on which candidate to support just 72 hours before the federal election. This finding highlights significant voter uncertainty and the unpredictable nature of Canadian elections.
Pollster Nik Nanos explained that many voters are still undecided as election day approaches, reflecting a trend where voters are delaying their choice until the last moment. This last-minute decision-making could have significant implications for candidates and campaigns in the final days leading up to the election.
With Canadians still weighing their options, the election outcome may hinge on how well parties engage and sway these undecided voters in the final stretch.
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