A recent Abacus Data poll conducted online with 1,686 respondents from across Canada reveals that Prime Minister Mark Carney maintains a positive net approval rating of +19% nationally, despite a slight cooling in popularity during the summer. Regional approval varies, with Carney enjoying his highest support in Quebec at +41%, followed by British Columbia (+20%) and Ontario (+18%), while Alberta shows a negative rating of -11%. Gender-wise, Carney's approval stands at +21% among men and +18% among women. In contrast, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's net approval is marginally positive at +1% nationally, with strong support in Alberta (+28%) and Saskatchewan/Manitoba (+20%), but a notable deficit in Quebec (-21%). Among demographic groups, Poilievre is favored by men (+7%) but less so by women (-5%). The federal party polling from the same survey indicates the Liberal Party of Canada (LPC) leading with 43% of decided voters, a 1% decrease since the 2025 federal election, closely followed by the Conservative Party of Canada (CPC) at 40%, also down by 1%. The New Democratic Party (NDP) has increased its share by 2% to 8%, the Bloc Québécois (BQ) remains steady at 6%, and the Green Party of Canada (GPC) rises by 1% to 2%. Globally, Morning Consult's net approval ratings place Carney at +25, ranking him among the top approved world leaders, behind Narendra Modi (+51) and Lee Jae-myung (+28). Pollster Nate Silver has noted that Carney's approval rating has stabilized after a previous decline.