Only Charest would lead Progressive Conservatives to victory

A Gallup poll conducted Jun 1-5, 1993, reveals that Jean Charest would solicit the most votes in a nation-wide election if he were named head of the Progressive Conservative Party. Charest has the support of 44% of the electorate, a 9% increase from Apr 1993. The Liberal Party dropped 3%, to 37% in the same time period. A Charest-led campaign would win 183 seats in the House of Commons, giving the Liberals 91. If Kim Campbell was the candidate, the Progressives would receive only 107 seats, while the Liberals would win 160.