Dwight Ball steady at 20% approval rating, still at 2nd-lowest in Canada
Of the 281 people surveyed in N.L., 69% said they did not approve, while 10% were not sure
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Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Dwight Ball's approval rating is steady at 20 per cent, the second-lowest approval rating in Canada, according to the latest results from Angus Reid.
Ball is in second last place, ahead of Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne who hit a record-low approval rating of 12 per cent.
The poll, released Friday by the Angus Reid Institute, shows Ball's approval rating essentially unchanged from a previous poll in September 2016.
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Of the people in the province polled, 69 per cent said they disapproved of Ball's performance as premier, while 10 per cent said they were not sure.
Just over a year ago, Angus Reid ranked Ball as the second-most approved of premier in Canada. Then, in May 2016, his approval rating took a nose dive to 16 per cent.
That increased to 21 per cent in September, and stayed about the same in a subsequent December survey.
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The latest survey was conducted from March 6-13, with a sample size of 5,404 Canadian adults, 281 of them in Newfoundland and Labrador.
The sample size carries a margin of error of plus or minus 2 percentage points, 19 times out of 20.