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The First 100 Days With Premier Kathleen Wynne: Liberal Fortunes Up, Tories Down and NDP Slipping, But Lack of Current Ballot Question, Potential for Growth and No Leadership Frontrunner Suggest Ontario is Anybody's Game

Inside the BC Election: What Happened and Why

Liberals Win on Economy and Leadership, While Trust and Change Message Backfires on NDP

BC NDP Lead By 8 Points As Campaign Ends

NDP (45%, up 2) Lead BC Liberals (37%, unchanged) by 8 PointsGreen Party (9%, down 1) and BC Conservatives (6%, down 1) Both Down Single PointAdrian Dix (34%, up 3) and Christy Clark (33%, down 1) Tied as Best Premier

Infographic: The BC Election on Twitter (May 5 - 11)

BC NDP Retain Lead in Ever Tightening Race

BC Liberals (37%, up 2) Cut NDP (43%, down 2) Lead to 6 Points
Green Party (10%) and BC Conservatives (7%) Both Unchanged
Christy Clark (34%, up 3) Now Leads Adrian Dix (31%, down 3) as Best Premier

BC Election Daily Issue Polling - May 8

BC Election Daily Issue Polling - May 7

Tory Attack Ads on Trudeau Have Little Impact on Voters--Except to Move Soft NDP Voters to Liberals

Among Canadians who've seen ads (39%), Grits have nine-point lead over Tories (41% Liberals vs. 32% Conservatives), while the NDP trail (21%)

Nationally, despite ad efforts, Tories basically stagnant (32% +1) as Liberals (35% +3) climb at expense of NDP (25% -2)

Infographic: The BC Election on Twitter (April 28 to May 4)

BC Liberals Cut NDP Lead in Half

BC Liberals (35%, up 6) Trail NDP (45%, down 3) by 10 Points vs. 19 Points at Campaign Start
BC Conservatives (7%, down 4) Down; Greens (10%, up 1) Stable
Christy Clark (31%, up 8) Making Big Gains on Adrian Dix (34%, down 2) as Best Premier