A previously unpublished Léger poll fielded 7-10 July, 2023, shows a widening gap between Justin Trudeau's Liberals and Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives. With a nine-point lead from coast to coast, the Conservative have opened their largest lead in a Léger poll since before the 2021 general election. Léger has the Conservatives at 37% among decided voters nationally, while the Liberals stand at 28%. The NDP remains in third place with 17%. These new numbers from Léger generally align with recent results from other pollsters (see complete list of federal polls here ). On Wednesday, just hours before the cabinet shuffle occurred in Ottawa, Abacus Data released its latest poll which showed the Conservatives 10 points ahead of the governing Liberals . Beyond the top-line numbers, it is the regional breakdown of the poll that is even more dire for the Liberals. In seat-rich Ontario, the Liberals fall to 30% of support (compared to 39% in the 2021 election), nine points