Politics


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
Election Survey

Election Race Tightens as Liberal Campaign Stalls

Conservatives (32%, +1) and NDP (21%, +1) cut into Liberal Lead (33%, -3 pts); Liberals Lose Lead in Battleground Ontario
Politics Event

[WEBINAR] Ask Me Anything: Election 2021 Countdown

Join Ipsos for an interactive Q+A live webinar examining the current popular vote and the public opinion trends impacting key election issues.

This Election is Far From Over: Turnout, Vote Switching, and Mixed Motives all Point to Potentially Volatile Campaign

Two in Ten Canadians Switching their Vote from Last Election; Only 45% Certain of their Choice in 2021

Justin Trudeau Still Best to Lead Country, Say Canadians (39%), Ahead of O’Toole (25%) and Singh (23%)

Canadians Feel Trudeau Safe Bet to Manage During Tough Economic Times (34%), but Will Say Anything to Be Elected (44%)
Election Survey

Strong Majority of Canadians Support Vaccination Mandates; Open to Measures Including Vaccine Passports

Liberals Seen as Strong on Issues Such As Healthcare and COVID-19 Pandemic; Conservatives Lead on Economy
COVID-19 Survey

Most Canadians Worried About COVID-19 Variants (81%), Fourth Wave (69%)

But Six in Ten (62%) Optimistic that the Current Uptake of Vaccines Will Be Enough to Curb A Potential Fourth Wave in Canada

Half (49%) of Canadians Say Recent Events Make Addressing Climate Change More Urgent, but are Less Willing to Pay to Help

Slim Majority (52%) Now Not Willing to Pay More to Help Fight Climate Change, Up 6 Points Since 2019