Public Opinion


Ipsos on Consumer Confidence: June 2022

Overall Confidence is down 6 points vs last month
Election Survey

Progressive Conservatives (41%) Knocking on Door of Second Majority in Ontario

The Battle for Official Opposition is Tight Between the NDP (25%) and Liberals (24%)
Election Survey

Ford Maintains Lead (40%, -1) as Best Premier Over Horwath (29%, -3) and Del Duca (22%, +1) With One Week Left in Ontario Election

As Unfavourable Impressions of the Party Leaders Rise, Over Half of Ontarians (56%, +1) Say They Wish There Were Different Party Leaders This Election
Election Survey

Ballot-Box Bonus Likely for Progressive Conservatives as their Voters are Most Certain to Turn out, Most Committed to their Choice

Nearly Half (45%) Think Ford Tories Will Win Election, Fewer Believe Liberals (14%) or NDP (10%) Will Win While 32% Aren’t Sure

‘Bike culture’ enjoys limited receptivity among Canadians

Although 41% agree that new road and traffic infrastructure projects should prioritize bicycles over automobiles, Canadians are the least favourable of 28 countries polled
Election Survey

In Wake of Debate, Ford’s PCs (38%, -1) Retain Double-Digit Lead over Liberals (28% +2) and NDP (23%, -2)

Fourteen Point Lead in the 905 Would Secure Election for Progressive Conservatives as Approval (52%, +1), “Deserves Re-Election” (41%, +1) Remain Strong
Social Media Survey

Canadians Largely Unfazed by Musk’s Twitter Takeover

Many (60%) Concerned About Takeover’s Impact on What People Can Say (Hate-Speech, Misinformation) on Twitter

Canadians Back Behind the Wheel Planning Road Trips for 2022

Reconnecting with family and friends a draw for many