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Society Survey

Liberals Open Double-Digit National Lead Over the Conservatives in Advance of By-Elections

Liberals extend their polling momentum while Canadians remain divided on a potential majority and Prime Minister Mark Carney’s time abroad.

04.09.26

Polling Survey

Ipsos Election Day Polling Methodology

More than 4,000 Participate in Ipsos Election Day Poll

06.08.18

Government Survey

Three in Four (74%) Ontarians Believe There Should Be Changes to Faith-Based School Funding by either Merging Public and Separate Systems (56%) or Funding all Faith-Based Schools (18%)

But Only Three in Ten (30%) Call Reform a Priority; Majority (56%) Says Issue Should be Left Alone

06.07.18

Politics Survey

Tories Poised for Majority as 905 Region Set to Deliver for Ford’s PCs

PCs (39%) and NDP (36%) Close in Province-Wide Popular Vote, Liberals (19%) and Others/Green (6%) Trail; Double-Digit Lead for PCs in 905 Would Secure Tory Government

06.06.18

Politics Survey

Transit Subsidies, Taxes and Tolls to fund Transportation Infrastructure Divide GTA from Rest of Province

416 Residents Strongly Support (80%) Provincial TTC Subsidy, While those in the 905 (56%) or Outside the GTA (28%) Less Supportive

06.05.18

Politics Survey

Growing Proportion of Ontarians (58%, +9 Since Election Began) Want Majority Government over Minority (43%, -8)

If Minority Occurs, Ontarians Prefer Liberals Supporting NDP-Led Government (59%) to Liberals Supporting PC-Led Government (41%)

05.31.18

Politics Survey

Six in Ten (61%) Ontarians Say Hydro Prices Will Impact Their Vote

Many (35%) Ontarians Lack Confidence in Any Party’s Ability to Tackle Energy Prices; Tories (29%) Ahead of the NDP (20%) and Liberals (13%) on the Issue

05.30.18