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ANDY WALKER: Polls contain more bad news for P.E.I. government

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19.10.2026

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ANDY WALKER: Polls contain more bad news for P.E.I. government

The latest polling conducted by Narrative Research contains little in the way of good news for the Rob Lantz government.

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A survey conducted by the Halifax-based company in mid-September indicates a 59 per cent level of dissatisfaction level with the current administration. That is an increase from the 55 per cent level recorded three months earlier. There was also a two per cent increase in the number of people satisfied with the government’s performance as it stood at 18 in the survey.

Lantz had the lowest satisfaction level in the regional survey with Tony Wakeham in Newfoundland and Labrador coming in at 23 per cent and Nova’s Scotia’s Tim Houston at 26 per cent. Susan Holt of New Brunswick topped the list with a 33 per cent approval rating.

A news release from Narrative Research pegs Lantz’s poor result on concerns over fiscal management, leadership and a lack of progress on issues like housing, health care and economic development. To be fair to the premier, this is far from an ideal time to be an incumbent.........

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