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Election Debate Viewers Say Hudak Wins, Gets Knock Out Punch While Horwath Impresses, Wynne Falters
Hudak Named as Leader with Best Policies & Ideas (36%, up 6 points), Ahead of Horwath (31%, up 7 points) and Wynne (28%, down 3 points)
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What's Riding on the Ontario Election Leaders Debate: 4 in 10 (38%) Indicate They'll Make up Their Mind How to Vote after Debate, Another 21% Could Switch Current Support
Four in 10 (41%) Locked their Vote in Before Writ was Dropped and have No Intention of Changing Their Mind
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Ontarians Split on Whether Wynne's Liberals Will be Re-Elected (52%) or Whether PCs (35%) or NDP (14%) Will Win on Election Day
Expectations Could be Fueling Turnout as Liberal Supporters More Convinced of their own Victory than Tory Voters are of a PC Victory
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Ontario Popular Vote Tightens as Liberals Rally (34%) to Within Two Points of Tories (36%), NDP Soften (23%)
But Likely Turnout Shows Motivated PC Voters (41%) Delivering Big at the Ballot Box over Anemic Liberal Voters (29%) and Growing NDP (25%)
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Only One Third (33%) of Ontarians See PC Leader Hudak's "Million Jobs" Plan as Credible, Majority (61%) Oppose Pledge to Cut 100,000 Public Sector Jobs and Tories (29%) Have No Edge over Liberals (28%), NDP (26%) on Economic Policy
But Despite Rejections of PC Policies, Fueled by Desire for Change (72%) the PCs Still Lead with Voters
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Ontario Race Tightens: Hudak PCs Slip (35%, -4), Horwath NDP Gain (28%, +4) and Wynne Liberals Stall (31%, +1) among Decided Voters
But Ballot Box Bonus Belongs to Progressive Conservatives (41%, +6), Not Liberals (30%, -1) or NDP (26%, -2) among Likely Voters
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Ontario Election Week Two: Hudak Tories (39% +2) Continue Lead Over Wynne Liberals (30% -1) and Faltering Horwath NDP (24% -4)
Ballot Box Bonus Gives Hudak A Solid Shot At Majority
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Time for Change: Tories (37%) Maintain Lead over Liberals (31%), NDP (28%) as Tide Strengthens
Hudak's Image as Potential Premier Strengthening
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Reflecting on Typical Mother's Day Gifts, Clothing (76%) and Jewelry (48%) Most Seen as Gifts Made Using Child Labour
While Many Look for Logos and Would Pay More For Child Labour-Less Products, Most (83%) Don't Know If They're Purchases Contribute to Child Exploitation