List of prime ministers of Canada by approval rating

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Jean Chrétien's approval rating reached 66% in September 1994, the highest ever achieved
Brian Mulroney's approval rating reached 12% in November 1992, the lowest ever achieved

The following is a list of prime ministers of Canada by their highest and lowest approval rating during their term. The approval rating system came into effect when John Diefenbaker was prime minister (1957–63).

Prime ministers by highest approval rating[]

1.   Jean Chrétien — 66% (September 1995)[1]
2.   Justin Trudeau — 65% (January 2017)[1]
3.   John Diefenbaker — 64% (June 1959)[1]
4.   Brian Mulroney — 64% (July 1985)[1]
5.   Stephen Harper — 63% (March 2006)[1]
6.   Lester B. Pearson — 62% (January 1966)[1]
7.   Paul Martin — 61% (September 2005)[1]
8.   Pierre Trudeau — 60% (September 1972)[1]
9.   Kim Campbell — 58% (July 1993)[1]
10.   Joe Clark — 57% (November 1979)[1]

Note: Numbers are up to date as of March 2020.
Legend:   Conservative   Liberal   Progressive Conservative

Prime ministers by lowest approval rating[]

1.   Brian Mulroney — 12% (November 1992)[1]
2.   Justin Trudeau — 40% (February 2022)[1]
3.   Stephen Harper — 25% (May 2013)[1]
4.   Joe Clark — 30% (January 1980)[1]
5.   Pierre Trudeau — 35% (September 1982)[1]
6.   John Diefenbaker — 41% (March 1963)[1]
7.   Jean Chrétien — 42% (June 2000)[1]
8.   Lester B. Pearson — 43% (September 1965)[1]
8.   Paul Martin — 44% (June 2005)[1]
10.   Kim Campbell — 45% (October 1993)[1]

Note: Numbers are up to date as of March 2020.
Legend:   Conservative   Liberal   Progressive Conservative

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t "Approve/Disapprove of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau". angusreid.org.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
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