According to polling data from late April and early May 2026, there is significant dissatisfaction with the government of Prime Minister Mark Carney regarding specific domestic economic issues.Key findings from these polls regarding the Carney government’s performance after roughly one year in power include:Housing Affordability: 67% of Canadians surveyed feel the government has failed to meet expectations on improving housing affordability.Cost of Living: 70% of Canadians feel the government has failed to reduce the cost of living.General Direction: As of early May 2026, 42% of Canadians felt the country was on the wrong track, compared to 34% who believed it was on the right track.Context on Public OpinionSplit Performance Views: While domestic affordability issues show high dissatisfaction, a majority of Canadians (56%–60%) feel the Carney government has performed well on the international stage, specifically in handling global relationships and trade, including with the U.S..High Individual Approval: Despite the concerns over affordability, some polls indicated that Prime Minister Mark Carney maintained a personal approval rating of around 58%, which is relatively high compared to some previous leaders at their one-year mark.Regional Variation: Satisfaction is not uniform; for example, in March 2026, 67% of Atlantic Canadians reported being satisfied with the Carney government.These polls highlight a growing divide between approval for the government's foreign policy/global leadership and dissatisfaction with its handling of domestic economic challenges Music to my ears!!! get rid of the carnage clown and all libtards!!! Beloud