New survey suggests majority of Nova Scotians are dissatisfied with Houston government

A new poll suggests the majority of Nova Scotians aren’t pleased with Premier Tim Houston and his government. The online survey of  740 eligible voters from Narrative Research shows 59 per cent of respondents are dissatisfied with the Progressive Conservative government. The survey shows people are concerned about fiscal choices, service and cultural cuts, healthcare and environmental decisions. Followed closely is PEI, where 55 per cent of people surveyed say they are dissatisfied with Premier Rob Lantz and the Conservative party. On the other hand 64 per cent of Atlantic Canadians say they are largely satisfied with the federal government under Prime Minister Mark Carney.

 

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