Disapproval Score of Trudeau Reached Over 50 percent

The disapproval rating of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau from the Canadian rose higher than 50 percent for the for the first time during the 2015 election based on a new survey. On Monday, the updated survey from Angus Reid Institute was released and showed political criticisms from the recent trip of Trudeau to India. The poll further presented the growing concerns on government expenditure that worsen the gap in approval ratings between the Andrew Scheer's Conservative Party and the Liberals. The Institute expressed that Tories appears to have higher chance to win the majority government.

In case that the election will be held tomorrow, the survey showed that there are 40 percent of decided or leaning respondents that would support the Tories, while 30 percent would pick the Liberals and the remaining 19 percent will choose Jagmeet Singh's NDP.

As the approval rating declined, there are several things that should be expected, said Scheer. The Conservative leader appears to be stronger despite issues on crimes, economy, health care, province-related concerns and the most important is the current respondents of Canada to 26 percent.