Mudslinging Influences British Columbians
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•Most B.C. residents say they ignored political mudslinging in choosing how to vote
74% Informative
Poll: Most British Columbians were swayed more by party affiliation than by the leaders of those parties.
Nine per cent of those who witnessed the mudslinging said it had little effect on how they voted.
The poll shed light on the influence of federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre .
Poll: Top priority for the next government was addressing the cost of living and making life more affordable.
Navigator conducted an online survey of 1,000 British Columbians from Oct 20 to 23 .
The margin of error is said to be plus or minus 3.1 percentage points, 19 times out of 20 .
The company also conducted qualitative research with selected focus groups in Vancouver , Victoria , Surrey and Interior .
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