If a political leader promised to reduce immigration levels, would they win or lose votes?

Episode 4 August 02, 2023 00:06:10
If a political leader promised to reduce immigration levels, would they win or lose votes?
inFocus with David Coletto
If a political leader promised to reduce immigration levels, would they win or lose votes?

Aug 02 2023 | 00:06:10

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Show Notes

In this episode, host David Coletto delves into the contentious issue of immigration in Canada. He discusses his recent article "Would a Leader Who Promises to Reduce Immigration Win Votes?", revealing the findings of his public opinion survey on immigration attitudes. With data suggesting a majority of Canadians are in favor of reducing immigration levels, David explores the implications for political leaders, societal pressures, and public sentiment. Tune in to gain a comprehensive understanding of this complex issue, as David challenges the belief that Canada is immune to anti-immigration sentiment, pointing to wider societal concerns about housing and healthcare. This episode provides crucial insights into the emerging debates that are shaping Canada's future.

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