Election

Half (54%) Agree (19% Strongly/34% Somewhat) They Would Be Comfortable Voting In-Person, Higher (70%) Among Decided Conservative Voters

Double-Digit Lead for Liberals over Tories in Ontario a Key Strength;
Modest Bloc Lead in Quebec Still Blocks Path to Majority

In most of 24 countries surveyed, more would vote for Biden than for Trump in the U.S. presidential election and expect Biden to win it; but many are concerned about the impact of fake news.

These are some of the preliminary findings of an Ipsos poll conducted on October 21st, on behalf of Global News.

We already know that across the country, Canadians vote differently. However, they also differ among Western provinces. See how.

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As Canadians head to the polls on October 21 for the federal election, is fake news and social media impacting our elections?

Most (67%) Continue to Want Change in Ottawa as Only One in Three (33%) Say Trudeau Deserves Re-election

NDP ahead in Edmonton, UCP ahead in Calgary and Rest of Alberta