Politics

Education/Faith-Based Funding, Healthcare Remain Dominant Issues Motivating Ontarians To Cast Their Ballots

With Election Day Looming, Liberals (43%) Increase To 11 Point Lead Over Progressive Conservatives (32%)

Majority (61%) Believe Tory's School Funding Change Of Heart Motivated More By Vote Getting Than Being `Responsive' (39%)

Calgarians More Likely To Back Candidates Who Prioritize Homelessness
More Than Seven-In-Ten Support Secondary Suites In Their Neighborhood

With Ten Days To Go Until Election Day,
Grits Have Solid Majority In Sight;
Opposition To Faith-Based School Funding Grows

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Liberals (40%) And Tories (37%) Hold Steady, NDP (16%) And Green (6%) Trail Behind;

Ontarians Split On Whether McGuinty (33%) Or Tory (32%)
Would Make Best Premier;

Voters' Second Choice Critical To Outcome Of Swing Voters

Little Change In Voter Preferences As BC Liberals (46%, Up 1 Point) Stay Well Ahead Of NDP (36%, Unchanged)
Approval Rating For NDP Leader Carole James (48%) Slips 6 Points. Gordon Campbell's Approval Holds Steady (47%, Down 2 Points)

Incumbent Mayor Dave Bronconnier A Heavy Favourite