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British Columbians React To Emerson Switch

Six-in-Ten (62%) Disapprove Of David Emerson's Actions
Three-Quarters (77%) Think Party Switchers Should Face A By-Election

Majority Approval For Harper Government

Harper Conservative Government Approval (54%) Well Above Party's Support in Recent Election (36%)
Canadians Split on Recent Cabinet Appointments

Two-Thirds Of British Columbians Oppose Privatization Of Custodial, Maintenance And Other Services In BC Schools

British Columbians More Likely To Trust Locally-Elected School Boards Than The Provincial Government When It Comes To Decisions On School Services

Harper Has Room To Govern

Majority Of Canadians Would Not Want The Government Defeated Even If Harper Tries To Pass Controversial Legislation

Ontario: Tories (37%) And Liberals (37%) Remain Dead-Locked

At The Conclusion Of Federal Election, Voters Rate Priorities For New Government

Ipsos Reid Hits Mark With Final National Poll Results Versus Election Outcome

Compared To Actual Results, Final Poll Within A Mere 1.7% Average Per Political Party

Federal Election 2006: The Call

Harper Headed For 24 Sussex Drive

Conservatives (38%, +1 Point) Hold 12-Point Lead Over Liberals (26%, -3 Points), While NDP (19%, +1 Point) And Green Party (5%, Unchanged) Remain Static
In Quebec: Bloc Quebecois (46%, +3 Points), Conservatives (27%, +6 Points) And Liberals (14%, -10 Points)
Seat Projection Model: Conservatives 143-147, Liberals 59-63, NDP 39-43, And Bloc Quebecois 59-63

Canadian Voters Assess Future Prospects For The Prime Minister And The Liberal Party