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Nearly 60% of those surveyed in the Global South have experienced some form of online harm – almost 25% of them felt they were targeted because of their gender identity
Ipsos Public Affairs’ survey for the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI), focused on the Global South covers respondents of all genders in 18 countries and forms the first statistically meaningful survey of women’s and LGBT+ individuals’ online experiences.
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Ipsos releases Global Trends 2023: A new world disorder
As 2023 opens, we’re entering a new world disorder filled with crises on multiple fronts. The largest Global Trends survey ever, from leading insights firm Ipsos, shows that, globally, 74% agree that their government and public services will do too little to help people in the years ahead.
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Ipsos Awards Top Honours for Financial Services Excellence in Canada
Ipsos Announces Winners of 2022 Financial Service Excellence Awards
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Progressive Conservatives (41%) Knocking on Door of Second Majority in Ontario
The Battle for Official Opposition is Tight Between the NDP (25%) and Liberals (24%)
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Healthcare and Affordability Increasingly Top of Mind for Voters While COVID-19 Takes a Back Seat Entering Home Stretch of Campaign
NDP Leads on Healthcare, while Tories Cling to Narrow Lead on Affordability
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Ford Maintains Lead (40%, -1) as Best Premier Over Horwath (29%, -3) and Del Duca (22%, +1) With One Week Left in Ontario Election
As Unfavourable Impressions of the Party Leaders Rise, Over Half of Ontarians (56%, +1) Say They Wish There Were Different Party Leaders This Election
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Ballot-Box Bonus Likely for Progressive Conservatives as their Voters are Most Certain to Turn out, Most Committed to their Choice
Nearly Half (45%) Think Ford Tories Will Win Election, Fewer Believe Liberals (14%) or NDP (10%) Will Win While 32% Aren’t Sure
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In Wake of Debate, Ford’s PCs (38%, -1) Retain Double-Digit Lead over Liberals (28% +2) and NDP (23%, -2)
Fourteen Point Lead in the 905 Would Secure Election for Progressive Conservatives as Approval (52%, +1), “Deserves Re-Election” (41%, +1) Remain Strong
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As Campaign Kicks Off, Four in Ten Choose Ford as Best Premier (41%) ahead of Horwath (32%) and Del Duca (21%)
Ford Leads Other Leaders on 9 Attributes Tested, Horwath on 5, Del Duca on None
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Progressive Conservatives Pull Away from the Pack as Official Race Gets Underway
On Heels of Pre-Election Budget, PCs (39%, +4) Pull Out Ahead while Liberals (26%, -6) and NDP (25%, +2) Split Progressive Vote