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Does It All Come Out In the Wash?

The Rough and Tumble of Canadians and Their Laundry

Not a Good Week for Leader Impressions as Harper (-21) Dion (-19), and Duceppe (-13) Take a Tumble, and Layton Posts a Draw

Election 2008: At the End of Week 1, Tories Lead But No Magic Breakthrough

In Week of Gaffes, Conservative Machine Only Ekes Out 2 Points Better Than Last Election Finish:
Tories (38%), Liberals (29%), NDP (13%), Green (11%)

Most University Students Budget for the School Year, Yet Money is Still Tight

Some Students Cutting Back on Food and Books to Get By

The Political Landscape at Ground Level: Part II

Voter Preference at the Drop of the Writ
By Gender, Age, Rural, Urban, Income

Expectations of Outcome at the Outset: Canadians Prefer their Next Government to be a Majority (63%) But Expect a Minority (64%)

When the Prime Minister Comes Knocking Canadians (74%) Say to Governor General Michaelle Jean: Say Yes To an Election

Majority (67%) Say They Will Determine Vote on Their Positions on the Issues, Not Strategically To Block (33%)
Majority (57%) Say Party, Not Local Candidate (19%) or What They Think of the Party Leaders (24%) Will Be Key Factor in Vote

The Political Landscape at Ground Level: Part I Election Myth Busting

And How Voter Preference Looks On the Eve Of An
Anticipated Drop of the Writ
Regional, Provincial and Municipal Breakouts

Canadians Choose Harper as Leader Who Would Make "Best Prime Minister"

Harper (50%) tops Layton (31%), Dion (20%)

Harper (+33) also Bests Layton (+26), Duceppe (+25) and
Dion (-12) as Possessing Leadership Qualities and Skills
But Layton and NDP Lead in Early Voter Momentum

Leadership Matters: The Numbers Behind the Apparent Party Strategies

No Single Issue Dominates the Landscape Yet:
Environment [28%], Healthcare [28%] and Economy [26%] Cluster