Scott Moe’s approval jumps seven points after re-election: Angus Reid poll
After securing another majority government in October’s provincial election, Premier Scott Moe’s approval has rebounded, jumping by seven points.
That’s according to the latest premier approval ratings, published on Wednesday by the Angus Reid Institute. The poll showed Moe’s popularity sitting at 52 per cent, up from 45 per cent in September. Moe was the fourth most popular premier in the country, trailing Manitoba’s Wab Kinew (67 per cent), Nova Scotia’s Tim Houston (55 per cent) and New Brunswick’s Susan Holt (54 per cent).
According to Angus Reid, 21 per cent “strongly approve” of Moe’s performance, while 30 per cent “strongly disapprove” of the Saskatchewan premier’s performance.
“In Saskatchewan, Premier Scott Moe and the Saskatchewan Party were dealt October election results that have been the more common experience for incumbents in recent times,” the poll read.