2019 vs 2021: Election Results So Similar but the Country So Different

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : "When we look at this election, many seem unaware of the major additional costs and taxation that will hit them and their families, and that will devastate the middle class, business investments, and future opportunities for our standard of living and quality of life," Leis said in an interview.
44% : He notes that that's what the Liberal government of Jean Chrétien did in the 1990s -- cut spending and raise taxes -- and the population "went along with it."
36% : "Over the last little while, you've probably seen the disturbing anger of anti-vaxxers and anti-maskers.
28% : Among the deeply divisive issues the Liberals brought up as attack points against the Conservatives were abortion, gun control, and mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations.

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