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• Politics Survey

  Federal Political Scene Late April 2001

  Alliance in Tailspin As Support Slides in the West and Plummets in Ontario

  04.27.01
• Politics Survey

  BC Election 2001 Voter Retention And Motivation

  NDP Core Moving To BC Liberals; 43% Of 1996 NDP Voters Now In Liberal Camp Vs. 37% Who Are Staying With The NDP
  
  BC Liberal Support Driven By Criticism Of NDP Record
  
  A Failure To Show Honesty And Integrity Main Factor That Would Move BC Liberal Voters To Another Party

  04.27.01
• Politics Survey

  Smoking Bylaw In Calgary April 2001

  Calgarians Seek "Middle-ground" in Any New Smoking Bylaw - Banning Smoking in All Public Places is Not a Popular Option (42% Approve), Nor is Unfettered Public Smoking (11% Approve)

  04.27.01
• Politics Survey

  BC Election 2001 Election Outcome

  Vast Majority Of British Columbians (77%) Feels The NDP Does Not Deserve To Be Re-Elected
  
  61% See Major Changes To The Direction Of The Province If Liberals Win; Vast Majority Think Changes Will Be Positive (77%)
  
  71% Of BC Public Think It's Unlikely Liberals Will Win All 79 Seats; 75% Think It Would Be A "Bad Thing" If This Were To Happen, And 28% Would Vote Strategically To Prevent It

  04.27.01
• Politics Survey

  FEDERAL POLITICS IN ALBERTA APRIL 2001

  Stockwell Day's Approval Hits New Low (33%) in Alliance's Backyard, Running Fourth Among the Four Federal Leaders

  04.27.01

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• Consumer Behavior Survey

  Online Tax Filing Catches On In 2001 With Greater Success Planned Next Year

  Canadian Sites such as National Post Online Jump to the Challenge to Reach the 50% of Canadian Internet Users Who Plan to File Online in 2002.
  
  ~ Ipsos-Reid Study ~

  04.26.01
• Politics Survey

  BC Election 2001 Party Leaders

  Majority Picks Gordon Campbell (52%) As Best Premier For BC; About Half As Many Choose Dosanjh (28%)
  
  BC Liberals Have Momentum As Campaign Begins (24% Improved); Public Mood Turns Sour On NDP (37% Worse)
  
  BC Public Sees Tax Cuts As Campbell's Main Issue (36%), Health Care For Dosanjh (38%), Environment For The Greens (35%)

  04.26.01
• Politics Survey

  BC Election 2001 Voter Participation And Vote Change

  Eight-In-Ten Eligible Voters "Definitely" Intend To Cast A Vote On Election Day; BC Liberal And NDP Supporters Equally Likely To Vote
  
  An Issues Election? - 48% Say Most Important Vote Consideration Is Where Parties Stand On The Issues; 21% Say Leaders And 20% Say Candidates Most Important
  
  Three-In-Ten Decided Voters Are "Likely" To Change Their Vote; Rate Is Double Among Green Party Supporters
  
  Half Of Decided Voters Say They Do Not Have A Second Choice Party

  04.26.01
• Politics Survey

  BC Election 2001 Specific Election Issues

  British Columbians Hold Mixed Views On Budget Priorities For A New Government, But 64% Believe Tax Cuts Will Provide Enough Revenue To Pay For Services
  
  62% Of British Columbians Support Referendum To Decide What Should And Should not Go Into Treaties With Aboriginal Peoples
  
  62% Of BC Public Rejects Two-Tier Health Care, With 47% Strongly Against The Idea

  04.26.01
• Politics Survey

  BC Election 2001 Party Preferences

  BC Liberals Headed For Election Landslide With Support Of 70% Of Decided Voters; NDP Well Back At 16%, BC Green Party In Double-Digit Support For First Time (10%)
  
  Majority Of Liberal Voters (57%) Say They Are Voting Against The NDP Rather Than For The Liberals (42%)
  
  Liberal Voters More Certain (65%) About Their Choice Than New Democrats (47%); BC Green Vote Is Softest (28% Certain)
  
  BC Voters Most Resistant To NDP; 50% Would Never Vote For The Party, Compared To Only 1-In-10 Who Would Reject The BC Liberals, Unity BC Or Green Party

  04.25.01
• Politics Survey

  BC ELECTION 2001

  Health Care (58%) Tops The List Of Issues BC Public Wants To See Debated In The Election Campaign; Education (21%) Taxes (19%), And The Economy (17%) Also Seen As Important
  
  Majority Feels Liberals Would Outperform NDP On Most Major Policy Issues; NDP Trails BC Green Party On The Environment

  04.24.01