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Until now, all polling has been conducted by a cabal of insiders guessing at what numbers will keep the public sedated
But with the introduction of Twitter Blue's Advanced Identity Verificationโข, we can conduct real polling for the first time ever
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"Immigrants should only be allowed in Canada if they adopt Canadian values"
Agree: 65% (-)
Disagree: 27% (+1)
Research Co. / October 13, 2023 / n=1000 / Online
(% Change With February 2022)
"Which party is best to lead on climate change?"
Conservatives: 28%
NDP: 16%
Liberals: 14%
Greens: 13%
None of the Above: 29%
Angus Reid / November 14, 2023 / n=2512 / Online
Pierre Poilievre refused to withdraw his comments a number of times before being removed from the House for the day for disregarding the rules of the House
British Columbia Provincial Polling:
NDP: 38% (-10)
CON: 38% (+36)
BCU: 15% (-19)
GRN: 6% (-9)
Others: 3%
Mainstreet Research / April 24, 2024 / n=475 / MOE 3.2% / IVR
(% Change With 2020 Election)
Check out BC model details from
@338Canada
here:
If this was the result on election night in British Columbia, the Conservatives would pick up about 90% of the seats there
Just a handful of New Democrats and a Liberal would be likely be left
'Everything considered, do you think Justin Trudeau deserves another term as Prime Minister?'
No: 64%
Yes: 36%
Angus Reid / September 12, 2021 / n=1840 / Online
Updated
@338Canada
Federal Model:
CPC: 179 (+60)
LPC: 103 (-57)
BQ: 33 (+1)
NDP: 21 (-4)
GPC: 2 (-)
- September 3, 2023 -
(Seat Changes With 2021 Federal Election)
Check out the model here:
"Transititoning to socialism will improve the economy and well-being of citizens"
Agree: 50%
Disagree: 27%
Unsure: 23%
Leger / October 31, 2022 / n=4037 / Online
(Commissioned by the Fraser Institute)
Leger's Ontario subsample has the Conservatives at nearly 50% in Ontario, and this is the highest the Conservatives have ever clocked in at in the province
(With numbers like these, the Conservatives would pick up about 98 of Ontario's 122 seats)
Updated
@338Canada
Federal Model:
CPC: 152 (+33)
LPC: 129 (-31)
BQ: 30 (-2)
NDP: 25 (-5)
GPC: 2 (-)
- January 22, 2023 -
(Seat Changes With 2021 Federal Election)
Check out the model here:
Among those who grew up non-Christian - "I am offended when people greet me with 'Merry Christmas'"
Disagree: 92%
Agree: 8%
Leger / December 11, 2022 / n=591 / Online
Updated
@338Canada
Federal Model:
CPC: 162 (+43)
LPC: 117 (-43)
BQ: 34 (+2)
NDP: 23 (-2)
GPC: 2 (-)
- July 30, 2023 -
(Seat Changes With 2021 Federal Election)
Check out the model here:
Federal Polling:
CPC: 43% (+9)
LPC: 24% (-9)
NDP: 18% (-)
Abacus Data / February 7, 2024 / n=2398 / Online
(% Change With 2021 Federal Election)
Check out federal details on
@338Canada
at:
Updated
@338Canada
Federal Model:
CPC: 208 (+89)
LPC: 64 (-96)
BQ: 38 (+6)
NDP: 26 (+1)
GPC: 2 (-)
- February 18, 2024 -
(Seat Changes With 2021 Federal Election)
Check out the model here:
Brian Mulroney's 1984 election was one of the largest landslide victories in Canadian federal politics, winning 50% of the popular vote and about 75% of the seats in the House of Commons
He won his seat of Manicouagan with 71.6% of the vote that election
Mulroney would go on
"Do you support a wealth tax of 1% to 2% on the wealthiest to pay for the economic recovery of Canada?"
Support: 75%
Oppose: 13%
Abacus Data / May 6, 2020 / n=2280 / Online
UPDATE: Not a single poll today. From about a dozen poll posts per hour on my feed to nigh a single one in a day. I take it the Con lead is evaporating a bit? Ladies & gents, the Canadian right wing media machine on painfully full and embarrassing display for all to witness.
Newfoundland & Labrador - Fogo Island - Cape Freels Byelection:
Jim McKenna, Progressive Conservative candidate, has won the byelection.
PC FLIP From Liberal
Federal Polling:
CPC: 41% (+7)
LPC: 24% (-9)
NDP: 18% (-)
Abacus Data / January 9, 2024 / n=1500 / Online
(% Change With 2021 Federal Election)
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@338Canada
at:
"If you could vote in the US presidential election, as a Canadian, who would you vote for?"
Biden: 81%
Trump: 19%
Leger / November 1, 2020 / n=1516 / Online