Election


Election Survey

Canadians Remain Open to Changing their Vote as Debates Loom on the Horizon

Only 46% Say They Have Locked Their Vote: NDP Leads as Second Choice; Canadians See Liberals as Having Best Odds to Win September 20th Vote
Election Survey

Trudeau Best Choice for Prime Minister, say Canadians (34%, -5), But Lead over O’Toole and Singh Shrinking Fast

Singh Now Leads Trudeau, O’Toole on Most Positive Leadership Traits
Election Survey

Six in Ten (60%) Canadians See Racism as a Serious Problem Facing the Country

One-Quarter (24%) Report an Increase in Racism over Past Few Years
Economy Survey

Three Quarters (74%) Support Mandatory Vaccination for Public-Facing Workers; 65% Support Same for Return-To-Office

Lowering Income Taxes (39%) and Addressing Affordability (37%) Top Priorities for Canadians for Post-Pandemic Recovery

A Quarter (24%) of Canadians Do Not Feel Safe Going to a Polling Station

Majority Agrees (68%) that All Polling Station Workers Should be Vaccinated

Canadians Divided When it Comes to Canada’s Future Economic Direction

Balancing the budget, lowering taxes, or investing in government programs all have public support
Election Survey

Singh Emerges as Most Likeable Leader; Negative Perceptions Highest for Trudeau

While O’Toole trending more negative (49%) than positive (28%), one in four still making their mind up about Tory Leader

Canadians Agree We Need to Do More on Climate, But Divided on Whether Economy Should Suffer as a Result

Half (51%) insist we must balance economic considerations with environmental concerns as we move towards reducing global warming