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If Given the Choice of One Superpower, Nearly One Half (45%) Would Chose Ability to Heal Themselves

Time travel (25%), Telepathy (15%), Ability to Fly (10%) and Ability to Steal Other's Powers (5%) Not as Popular

Economy (24%), Healthcare (17%), Environment (14%), Taxes (14%) Top Issues For Canadians in Campaign

But Issue Rankings Change Based on Region and Party Support

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%)

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

Leadership Matters: The Numbers Behind the Apparent Party Strategies

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

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

Green Shifting: Dion's Plan Takes a Tumble Amidst Withering Tory Attack

But While Some Traction Evident in Ontario, Only 40% (down 3 points) Willing To Strategically Vote for Harper's Conservatives to Block Carbon Tax Initiative

At the Gate: National Race Tightens as Canadians Contemplate Going to the Polls

Conservatives (33%) Just Edge Liberals (31%), Followed by NDP 16%), Green (10%)

Tories (21%) Trail Bloc (34%) and Grits (27%) in Quebec as Liberals Open 12 Point Lead in Ontario

Canadians Warming to Election Talk as Tories Close Gap in Key Battlegrounds Across the Country

Tories (36%) Continue To Lead Grits (30%) Nationally, Only Trail Grits By 2 Points In Ontario, Bloc By 9 Points In Quebec