Élections Canada 2019. Un sondage IPSOS accorde une majorité aux Conservateurs

(French version only)

Un nouveau sondage, réalisé par IPSOS, révèle que, si les élections fédérales avaient eu lieu le 19 août 2019, les Conservateurs, dirigés par Andrew Scheer, auraient reçu 35% des voix, contre 33 % aux Libéraux du premier ministre actuel, Justin Trudeau. Le Nouveau Parti Démocratique, dirigé par Jagmeet Singh, aurait recueilli 18% des voix et le Parti Vert, 9%.

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