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More Canadians Using Social Media to Engage in Election, But Traditional News Sites Still Seen as Most Important Sources of Information
Three in Ten Canadians (31%) Discussed Policy and Politics on Social and News Media Spaces Online in the Past Week,
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NDP Surge to Second Place Nationally and First in Quebec as Liberals Stumble, Bloc Collapse
Conservatives Cruising to Victory With 43%Support,
NDP (24%) and Liberals (21%) Battle it Out for Second Place -
With Liberal "Hail Mary" on Healthcare in Final Quarter of Campaign, Poll Finds Liberals Least Trusted on Healthcare
Harper Dealing With His Own Problems in Guergis Affair
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Seven in Ten (70%) Renters in Ontario Say Buying a Home is in their Plan
But Majority (89%) of Ontarians Believe Owning a Home Will Become Even More Difficult for Future Generations
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One in Ten (9%) Voters Absolutely Certain to Turn Up at Polls on Election Day Still Up for Grabs in Last Two Weeks of Campaigning
Majority (84%) of these Crucial Motivated Voters Have Made Up Their Mind Either Before Campaign Started (61%), Before (19%) or After (4%) the Debates as Harper and Layton Now Duke it out for Momentum
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Healthcare (35%) Trumps Economy and Jobs (24%), Debt Reduction (15%), Education (12%) and the Environment (11%) as Top Issue for Federal Election
Two in ten (17%) Prairie and Northern Canadians would be `Very Likely' to Change Their Vote if the Party they Currently Support Fails to Present a Plan for the Future of Health Care
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The Canadian Federal Election Campaign and Social Media: Ground Breaking Research Measures Participation Rate among Potential Voters During an Election Campaign
Finds Just 6% Discuss Policy and Politics Every Day on Social and News Media Sites but with 21% Participating Weekly, Future Growth Likely
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Making the Grade: Canadians Rate the Campaigns So Far Four in Ten Give the Conservative (44%) and NDP (44%) Campaigns a Grade of A or B, Fewer Give Good Marks to Liberals (31%)
Canadians Yet to be Tuned in to Election as Only 10% Strongly Agree Leaders Talking about what Matters to Them