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Premier Wab Kinew’s approval rating of 66%, as measured quarterly by the Angus Reid Institute, is identical to the last approval ratings released in June.
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In a few other provinces with election days approaching leaders weren’t quite as secure in their support.
In British Columbia, NDP leader David Eby sees a slight increase in approval, rising from 43 to 46%. This boost comes as he faces challenges from the provincial Conservatives. Conversely, Saskatchewan Party leader Scott Moe’s approval has dipped four points to 45%, indicating a decline in support. In New Brunswick, Progressive Conservative leader Blaine Higgs remains the least approved premier nationwide, with only 30% support.
The shifting dynamics in these provinces highlight the importance of leadership perceptions as campaigns kick off. As Kinew’s popularity holds, his administration continues to focus on key issues affecting Manitobans.
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