FedVote Aug 11 Tables 1

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)
Are you eligible to vote in the upcoming Federal Election being held in October?
REGION
TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted
Yes
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION
GENDER
AGE
2022
2022
BC
B
259
272
AB
C
156
215
SK/MB
D
179
130
ON
E
749
775
QC
F
492
486
Atlantic Canada
G
187
145
<40K
H
512
495
40K - <60K
I
350
345
60K - <100K
J
517
521
100K+
K
430
448
Kids
L
481
530
No Kids
M
1539
1490
Male
N
940
980
Female
O
1082
1042
18-34
P
517
563
35-54
Q
659
748
55+
R
846
712
2022
100.0%
272
100.0%
215
100.0%
130
100.0%
775
100.0%
486
100.0%
145
100.0%
495
100.0%
345
100.0%
521
100.0%
448
100.0%
530
100.0%
1490
100.0%
980
100.0%
1042
100.0%
563
100.0%
748
100.0%
712
100.0%
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E/F/G - H/I/J/K/L/M - N/O - P/Q/R - S/T/U

How much interest do you have in following news about the upcoming Federal Election?
REGION
TOTAL
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE

Weighted
2022
2022
BC
B
259
272
AB
C
156
215
SK/MB
D
179
130
ON
E
749
775
QC
F
492
486
Atlantic Canada
G
187
145
<40K
H
512
495
40K - <60K
I
350
345
60K - <100K
J
517
521
100K+
K
430
448
Kids
L
481
530
No Kids
M
1539
1490
Male
N
940
980
Female
O
1082
1042
18-34
P
517
563
35-54
Q
659
748
55+
R
846
712
(1) A great deal
568
28.1%
86
31.5%
59
27.5%
43
33.4%
208
26.9%
131
26.9%
41
28.0%
96
19.4%
33
25.3%
247
31.8%
155
32.0%
39
27.1%
161
32.6%
412
27.7%
H
508
34.1%
313
32.0%
O
318
32.5%
358
34.3%
184
32.6%
217
29.0%
P
242
32.4%
237
33.3%
P
250
35.2%
473
23.4%
91
42.2%
DEFG
44
20.4%
155
29.1%
H
168
31.7%
(3) Only some
112
41.1%
DEFG
50
18.5%
34
26.2%
100
20.6%
35
24.1%
60
8.4%
9
4.0%
11
2.4%
50
5.1%
55
5.2%
16
0.8%
3
1.2%
0
-
0
-
6
0.8%
3
1.8%
6
1.8%
JK
1
0.2%
1
0.3%
5
1.0%
8
0.8%
8
0.8%
38
6.8%
R
5
1.0%
42
5.6%
R
8
1.1%
R
24
3.3%
Don't Know
136
9.1%
K
81
5.5%
JK
11
0.7%
70
9.4%
11
4.2%
49
9.5%
K
16
3.0%
88
8.9%
104
5.2%
20
13.5%
BC
8
5.5%
25
5.5%
(5) No interest at all
60
12.4%
BC
36
7.4%
E
3
0.7%
166
29.6%
QR
55
9.8%
139
19.5%
13
10.3%
B
6
4.8%
269
25.8%
N
98
9.4%
167
22.4%
13
5.9%
130
24.5%
K
50
9.4%
K
23
4.3%
204
20.8%
9
3.5%
97
28.0%
JK
36
10.3%
K
14
4.1%
342
23.0%
185
9.2%
134
27.1%
JK
50
10.0%
K
50
10.1%
IJKLM
4
0.8%
109
21.0%
(4) Very little
210
27.0%
BF
70
9.0%
B
34
4.4%
162
36.2%
HILM
167
37.2%
I
83
18.4%
114
20.2%
676
33.4%
171
32.8%
HIM
175
33.6%
255
24.5%
(2) Quite a bit
89
25.8%
H
104
30.0%
T2B(1-2)
1244
61.5%
455
58.7%
286
58.9%
80
55.1%
257
52.0%
193
55.8%
104
13.4%
B
96
19.8%
BCE
27
19.0%
BC
100
20.2%
IJKLM
50
14.4%
K
329
73.4%
HIJLM
35
7.9%
323
60.9%
H
72
13.7%
K
920
61.8%
HI
217
14.6%
K
631
64.4%
O
137
14.0%
297
52.8%
20
15.1%
B
346
66.4%
HI
65
12.4%
K
613
58.8%
290
14.3%
150
69.7%
DEFG
21
9.9%
76
58.7%
L2B(4-5)
197
72.6%
DEFG
21
7.7%
152
14.6%
94
16.6%
R
459
61.4%
P
113
15.1%
488
68.5%
PQ
83
11.7%
2
0.2%
SUMMARY

Thinking of how you feel right now, if a FEDERAL election were held tomorrow, which of the following parties' candidates would you, yourself, be most likely to support?
REGION
TOTAL
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
BC
B
259
272
AB
C
156
215
SK/MB
D
179
130
ON
E
749
775
QC
F
492
486
Atlantic Canada
G
187
145
<40K
H
512
495
40K - <60K
I
350
345
60K - <100K
J
517
521
100K+
K
430
448
Kids
L
481
530
No Kids
M
1539
1490
Male
N
940
980
Female
O
1082
1042
18-34
P
517
563
35-54
Q
659
748
55+
R
846
712
58
21.4%
G
58
21.3%
96
44.7%
BEFG
32
15.0%
51
39.3%
BEFG
24
18.5%
77
15.8%
17
11.8%
106
21.3%
76
22.0%
120
23.0%
356
23.9%
97
17.3%
83
16.7%
116
21.9%
H
141
26.6%
328
22.0%
H
400
26.9%
220
21.1%
126
22.3%
129
26.1%
127
24.3%
H
159
30.4%
201
28.3%
P
169
23.8%
29
22.6%
80
23.2%
H
100
29.1%
192
25.7%
P
149
19.9%
59
27.5%
52
36.0%
BCDEF
35
24.3%
279
28.5%
O
224
22.9%
211
20.2%
81
16.6%
140
31.2%
HIJM
116
25.9%
H
114
25.4%
135
25.4%
84
30.8%
E
0
-
191
24.6%
FG
197
25.4%
CF
177
22.8%
255
26.0%
287
27.5%
182
24.4%
170
23.9%
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
7
1.6%
18
3.5%
42
2.8%
27
3.7%
17
2.4%
27
3.4%
F
5
0.6%
13
2.6%
13
2.8%
19
3.5%
43
2.9%
29
3.8%
17
2.4%
3
0.6%
0
-
1
0.2%
3
0.6%
3
0.6%
5
0.3%
5
0.5%
44
4.2%
N
3
0.3%
17
3.0%
8
0.4%
5
3.5%
F
0
-
43
4.3%
O
18
1.9%
18
1.7%
6
2.6%
F
0
-
13
3.9%
K
11
3.1%
14
2.7%
19
7.1%
CEF
1
0.3%
23
4.6%
K
21
4.3%
189
33.6%
QR
16
2.8%
3
0.5%
3
0.4%
2
0.2%
Would not vote/None/Would spoil ballot
73
3.6%
9
3.3%
6
2.6%
5
3.6%
9
2.6%
11
2.1%
8
1.9%
20
3.9%
51
3.5%
25
2.6%
43
15.7%
C
16
7.6%
16
12.5%
56
16.2%
K
77
14.7%
47
10.6%
78
14.6%
265
17.8%
K
131
13.4%
31
5.4%
R
84
14.9%
15
2.1%
343
17.0%
47
4.6%
N
212
20.4%
N
27
3.6%
Don't Know/Not sure
31
6.2%
IJKM
100
20.2%
JKL
138
18.5%
121
17.0%

Weighted
2022
2022
The Conservative Party
490
24.2%
The Liberal Party
444
21.9%
The New Democratic Party (NDP)
541
26.8%
The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)
61
3.0%
Green Party
62
3.1%
Other
158
32.4%
DEG
61
12.5%
BCDEG
2
0.4%
1
0.2%
4
2.9%
F
1
0.6%
34
4.4%
14
2.8%
6
4.1%
145
18.7%
C
93
19.2%
CD
29
20.3%
CD

Well, which party would you say you would lean towards?
REGION
TOTAL
Base: Undecided
Weighted
335
332
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
BC
B
38
41
AB
C
12
16
SK/MB
D
23
16
ON
E
132
139
QC
F
93
90
Atlantic Canada
G
37
28
<40K
H
100
96
40K - <60K
I
55
54
60K - <100K
J
74
75
100K+
K
44
45
Kids
L
69
76
No Kids
M
266
256
Male
N
122
124
Female
O
213
208
18-34
P
74
80
35-54
Q
121
136
55+
R
140
116
4
22.9%
F
1
9.1%
4
24.9%
F
1
5.4%
29
21.0%
F
22
15.7%
4
4.5%
10
10.0%
6
10.3%
18
14.7%
36
17.1%
12
14.9%
18
13.0%
24
20.8%
8
14.2%
12
25.4%
H
6
14.1%
38
14.9%
13
14.0%
17
23.3%
H
13
17.2%
15
20.4%
13
14.0%
6
21.1%
F
6
22.4%
10
12.9%
37
14.6%
14
11.3%
33
16.0%
6
7.5%
21
15.8%
20
17.1%
54
16.2%
The Liberal Party
47
14.2%
7
16.0%
F
4
9.5%
41
12.5%
5
12.9%
1
8.6%
1
9.2%
15
10.7%
15
16.0%
4
13.2%
13
13.2%
5
8.7%
12
15.5%
6
13.9%
9
11.9%
32
12.6%
15
11.8%
27
12.8%
9
11.6%
18
13.1%
14
12.3%
8
2.5%
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
4
4.4%
1
1.4%
2
2.9%
1
2.3%
3
4.2%
5
1.9%
3
2.7%
5
2.3%
1
0.7%
8
2.5%
1
4.9%
F
0
-
0
-
2
1.9%
3
6.3%
1
1.1%
1
2.1%
1
1.3%
7
2.8%
0
-
2
1.5%
0
-
1
1.1%
0
-
1
1.1%
0
-
0
-
0
-
1
1.4%
0
-
0
-
8
4.0%
N
1
0.5%
3
2.2%
1
0.3%
1
8.7%
F
0
-
2
1.4%
Other
4
9.9%
EF
0
-
4
5.2%
R
4
4.4%
3
2.4%
Green Party
8
9.0%
E
0
-
0
-
1
0.8%
0
-
Don't know
171
51.6%
20
49.5%
8
50.8%
9
55.6%
71
51.2%
50
55.3%
12
43.3%
52
54.6%
30
40.0%
19
42.1%
36
47.9%
135
52.7%
45
56.4%
72
52.9%
54
46.9%
1
0.3%
1
2.1%
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
1
0.9%
0
-
0
-
0
-
1
0.3%
74
59.6%
O
0
-
97
46.9%
(DK/Ref/Not Stated)
32
59.1%
J
0
-
1
0.4%
0
-
0
-
1
0.7%

ALL VOTERS - LEANERS INCLUDED
REGION
TOTAL
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
BC
B
259
272
AB
C
156
215
SK/MB
D
179
130
ON
E
749
775
QC
F
492
486
Atlantic Canada
G
187
145
<40K
H
512
495
40K - <60K
I
350
345
60K - <100K
J
517
521
100K+
K
430
448
Kids
L
481
530
No Kids
M
1539
1490
Male
N
940
980
Female
O
1082
1042
18-34
P
517
563
35-54
Q
659
748
55+
R
846
712
65
23.8%
FG
62
22.8%
100
46.4%
BEFG
34
15.7%
55
42.4%
BEFG
25
19.1%
81
16.7%
23
15.9%
115
23.2%
82
23.6%
137
26.3%
394
26.4%
109
19.4%
96
19.4%
140
26.8%
H
170
32.6%
126
23.7%
253
24.3%
132
23.4%
150
28.3%
365
24.5%
H
433
29.0%
225
31.7%
P
189
26.6%
31
23.8%
88
25.4%
H
105
30.4%
210
28.0%
P
170
22.8%
61
28.1%
58
40.4%
BCDEF
39
26.9%
297
30.4%
O
238
24.3%
246
23.7%
93
19.2%
152
33.8%
HIJM
123
27.3%
H
120
26.8%
150
28.3%
89
32.8%
DE
0
-
220
28.4%
FG
219
28.2%
CDF
191
24.7%
269
27.5%
314
30.1%
200
26.8%
184
25.9%
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
14
4.1%
16
3.1%
8
1.8%
22
4.1%
47
3.2%
31
4.1%
18
2.5%
5
4.1%
F
0
-
29
3.7%
F
5
0.6%
14
4.1%
14
2.7%
14
3.0%
20
3.7%
50
3.3%
32
4.2%
19
2.6%
4
0.8%
0
-
1
0.2%
3
0.6%
4
0.8%
5
0.3%
5
0.5%
52
5.0%
N
4
0.3%
20
3.6%
9
0.4%
7
3.2%
F
0
-
46
4.7%
O
18
1.9%
23
2.2%
23
8.6%
CEFG
1
0.3%
27
5.4%
KM
23
4.6%
199
35.3%
QR
20
3.6%
3
0.5%
4
0.6%
2
0.2%
Would not vote/None/Would spoil ballot
73
3.6%
9
3.3%
6
2.6%
5
3.6%
9
2.6%
11
2.1%
8
1.9%
20
3.9%
51
3.5%
25
2.6%
20
7.4%
8
3.9%
9
7.0%
30
5.7%
19
4.3%
36
6.8%
72
9.6%
54
7.6%
12
0.6%
3
1.0%
0
-
0
-
2
0.4%
2
0.4%
2
0.4%
135
9.1%
JK
10
0.7%
74
7.5%
(DK/Ref/Not Stated)
32
9.2%
K
2
0.6%
31
5.4%
R
45
8.0%
15
2.1%
171
8.5%
47
4.6%
N
97
9.3%
27
3.6%
Don't Know
31
6.2%
IJKM
52
10.6%
JKL
5
1.0%
7
0.7%
5
0.5%
4
0.7%
2
0.3%
6
0.8%

Weighted
2022
2022
544
26.9%
The Liberal Party
491
24.3%
583
28.8%
69
3.4%
Green Party
71
3.5%
Other
172
35.4%
DEG
69
14.2%
BCDEG
2
0.4%
2
0.4%
4
2.9%
F
1
0.6%
34
4.4%
14
2.8%
6
4.1%
71
9.2%
C
6
0.8%
50
10.3%
C
3
0.5%
12
8.5%
1
0.6%
142
28.7%

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED
REGION
TOTAL
Weighted
1766
1766
544
30.8%
The Liberal Party
491
27.8%
583
33.0%
69
3.9%
Green Party
71
4.0%
Other
9
0.5%
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
BC
B
229
240
AB
C
146
201
SK/MB
D
160
116
ON
E
644
664
QC
F
425
419
Atlantic Canada
G
162
125
<40K
H
421
407
40K - <60K
I
307
303
60K - <100K
J
475
478
100K+
K
401
419
Kids
L
428
472
No Kids
M
1337
1293
Male
N
837
874
Female
O
929
892
18-34
P
443
483
35-54
Q
569
647
55+
R
754
637
65
27.0%
F
62
25.8%
C
89
37.1%
DE
0
-
100
49.7%
BEFG
34
16.8%
55
47.4%
BEFG
25
21.4%
81
19.3%
23
18.4%
115
28.3%
82
26.9%
137
28.7%
150
31.8%
394
30.5%
109
22.6%
96
23.6%
88
29.0%
140
29.2%
126
26.7%
365
28.2%
253
28.4%
132
27.3%
210
32.4%
P
170
26.3%
225
35.4%
P
189
29.7%
31
26.6%
58
46.6%
BCDEF
39
31.0%
297
34.0%
O
238
27.2%
246
27.6%
93
22.3%
152
36.2%
HIJM
123
29.3%
61
30.1%
220
33.1%
FG
219
32.9%
BCDF
191
28.8%
142
34.9%
105
34.7%
120
28.7%
150
31.8%
433
33.5%
269
30.8%
314
35.1%
184
28.9%
0
-
0
-
0
-
31
4.7%
18
2.8%
29
4.3%
F
5
0.8%
14
3.0%
14
3.2%
50
3.9%
46
5.3%
O
18
2.1%
23
2.6%
5
4.6%
F
0
-
22
4.6%
K
20
4.2%
47
3.7%
7
3.5%
F
0
-
14
4.7%
K
14
4.7%
8
1.9%
23
9.7%
CEFG
1
0.4%
27
6.6%
JKM
23
5.7%
199
41.1%
QR
20
4.2%
200
31.0%
0
-
170
35.6%
K
16
3.3%
20
4.2%
32
4.9%
19
2.9%
4
1.0%
0
-
1
0.2%
3
0.7%
4
0.9%
5
0.4%
5
0.6%
3
0.6%
4
0.7%
2
0.3%
172
41.0%
CDEG
69
16.4%
BCDEG
2
0.5%
2
0.5%
4
3.4%
F
1
0.7%
52
5.9%
N
4
0.4%

How certain are you that this is the party that you will actually support on Election Day:
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
B
AB
C
SK/MB
D
ON
E
QC
F
Atlantic Canada
G
<40K
H
40K - <60K
I
60K - <100K
J
100K+
K
Kids
L
No Kids
M
Male
N
Female
O
18-34
P
35-54
Q
55+
R
Base: Cons/Libs/NDP/Bloc/Other Party @ Q1A

Weighted
1616
1618
212
222
140
193
150
109
586
602
386
382
142
110
380
369
286
283
433
435
379
394
394
434
1221
1182
793
831
823
787
414
452
514
585
688
581
Absolutely certain
699
43.2%
98
44.0%
84
43.3%
49
45.0%
244
40.5%
44
40.0%
162
43.9%
161
40.9%
171
39.3%
529
44.7%
152
33.5%
92
41.4%
88
45.6%
47
42.7%
52
47.2%
149
40.4%
201
46.2%
183
46.3%
504
42.6%
349
44.3%
173
10.7%
29
13.2%
20
10.3%
11
10.4%
40
10.5%
11
9.8%
25
8.7%
42
9.6%
39
9.9%
133
11.2%
69
8.3%
Not at all certain
28
1.7%
1
0.4%
2
0.8%
1
1.3%
10
1.7%
10
2.7%
2
0.7%
6
1.4%
12
1.5%
14
2.5%
7
1.2%
2
1.0%
E
0
-
1
0.6%
E
0
-
0
-
1
0.2%
0
-
2
0.5%
14
3.2%
IM
0
-
14
1.2%
3
0.2%
11
2.9%
IM
0
-
104
13.3%
N
15
1.9%
233
51.6%
QR
61
13.5%
R
6
1.4%
(DK/Ref/Not Stated)
3
3.1%
B
0
-
52
14.0%
IL
5
1.5%
210
48.4%
H
39
9.0%
242
41.4%
P
262
44.8%
R
65
11.2%
306
52.7%
PQ
219
37.8%
Not very certain
286
47.5%
F
62
10.3%
382
46.0%
O
366
44.0%
318
40.4%
714
44.2%
136
48.1%
L
120
42.5%
184
42.3%
Fairly certain
181
47.5%
E
150
39.4%
3
0.2%
2
0.2%
1
0.1%
0
-
1
0.2%
2
0.3%
T2B
1414
87.4%
189
85.4%
172
88.9%
96
87.7%
530
88.0%
331
86.8%
96
87.1%
311
84.4%
385
88.4%
344
87.2%
381
87.7%
1033
87.4%
385
85.1%
504
86.2%
201
12.4%
30
13.6%
21
11.1%
13
11.7%
72
12.0%
50
13.2%
14
12.9%
57
15.5%
I
48
11.1%
50
12.8%
53
12.3%
147
12.4%
748
90.0%
O
82
9.8%
666
84.7%
L2B
256
90.6%
H
27
9.4%
120
15.2%
N
67
14.9%
R
80
13.6%
R
525
90.4%
PQ
54
9.3%
47
8.1%
SUMMARY

And is this the first time you are voting for this party in a Federal Election?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
B
AB
C
SK/MB
D
ON
E
QC
F
Atlantic Canada
G
<40K
H
40K - <60K
I
60K - <100K
J
100K+
K
Kids
L
No Kids
M
Male
N
Female
O
18-34
P
35-54
Q
55+
R

Weighted
1616
1618
212
222
140
193
150
109
586
602
386
382
142
110
380
369
286
283
433
435
379
394
394
434
1221
1182
793
831
823
787
414
452
514
585
688
581
Yes
409
25.3%
56
25.2%
56
29.0%
23
20.9%
152
25.2%
91
23.8%
32
28.7%
78
19.8%
109
25.1%
199
25.3%
137
71.0%
86
79.1%
449
74.6%
291
76.2%
78
71.3%
0
-
0
-
1
0.1%
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
325
74.9%
H
0
-
587
74.6%
0
-
316
80.2%
HIM
0
-
620
74.7%
1
0
328
75.2%
H
0
-
207
45.9%
QR
245
54.1%
0
-
1
0.1%
0
-
115
19.6%
R
470
80.4%
P
0
-
87
15.0%
166
74.8%
300
25.4%
K
881
74.6%
H
1
0.1%
210
25.3%
1208
74.7%
78
27.5%
K
205
72.5%
108
24.8%
No
119
32.2%
JKLM
250
67.8%
(DK/Ref/Not Stated)
493
84.9%
PQ
1
0.1%

And, assuming you can't vote for your first choice, which party would you support as a second choice?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
B
AB
C
SK/MB
D
ON
E
QC
F
Atlantic Canada
G
<40K
H
40K - <60K
I
60K - <100K
J
100K+
K
Kids
L
No Kids
M
Male
N
Female
O
18-34
P
35-54
Q
55+
R

Weighted
1616
1618
212
222
140
193
150
109
586
602
386
382
142
110
380
369
286
283
433
435
379
394
394
434
1221
1182
793
831
823
787
414
452
514
585
688
581
139
8.6%
22
9.8%
14
7.3%
9
8.0%
58
9.7%
28
7.3%
9
7.9%
32
8.7%
24
8.6%
41
9.5%
31
7.9%
90
7.6%
67
8.1%
72
9.2%
41
7.1%
405
25.0%
60
27.1%
43
22.5%
31
28.8%
147
24.4%
93
24.4%
30
26.8%
98
26.5%
63
22.1%
111
25.5%
109
27.6%
275
23.2%
204
24.6%
201
25.5%
394
24.4%
40
17.9%
43
22.2%
79
27.8%
101
23.2%
99
25.1%
297
25.1%
206
24.8%
188
23.9%
0
-
0
-
34
31.2%
BF
0
-
93
25.1%
58
3.6%
180
29.8%
BF
0
-
69
18.1%
29
26.3%
F
0
-
160
27.4%
R
131
22.5%
116
20.0%
50
11.0%
R
128
28.4%
R
117
25.9%
48
8.3%
The Liberal Party
50
11.4%
M
130
30.0%
IM
98
22.5%
14
3.7%
13
4.5%
19
4.4%
10
2.6%
16
3.6%
43
3.6%
34
4.1%
24
3.1%
20
4.4%
20
3.4%
19
3.2%
Green Party
93
5.7%
36
6.0%
F
3
0.5%
18
4.0%
29
5.0%
5
1.0%
71
6.0%
H
14
1.2%
48
6.1%
7
1.7%
29
7.4%
H
4
0.9%
45
5.4%
2
0.6%
19
6.9%
H
3
1.1%
21
4.8%
0
-
6
5.3%
F
0
-
10
1.2%
9
1.1%
3
0.6%
5
0.9%
46
7.9%
PQ
11
1.9%
Don't know/Not sure
344
21.3%
9
8.2%
F
1
1.4%
F
18
16.3%
23
5.3%
19
1.2%
15
7.8%
F
12
6.0%
BEFG
50
25.9%
11
3.0%
Other
21
9.3%
F
3
1.2%
F
51
23.1%
125
20.8%
75
19.6%
25
22.8%
68
18.4%
56
19.7%
87
20.0%
80
20.3%
80
18.4%
264
22.3%
165
19.9%
179
22.7%
69
15.2%
(DK/Ref/Not Stated)
165
10.2%
26
11.7%
16
8.3%
12
11.1%
52
8.7%
52
13.7%
EG
7
6.1%
51
13.9%
KL
26
9.3%
45
10.4%
32
8.2%
36
8.3%
129
11.0%
99
11.9%
O
67
8.5%
48
10.7%
137
23.5%
P
53
9.1%
138
23.8%
P
64
11.0%
58
15.3%
BCDEG
6
1.6%
146
25.1%
Some people say that the Conservative government under Prime Minister Stephen Harper has done a good job and deserves to be re-elected on October 19th. Other people say that it is time for another federal party to take over and run the country. Which of these statements is closest to your point of view?
REGION
TOTAL
GENDER
AGE
BC
B
259
272
AB
C
156
215
SK/MB
D
179
130
ON
E
749
775
QC
F
492
486
Atlantic Canada
G
187
145
<40K
H
512
495
40K - <60K
I
350
345
60K - <100K
J
517
521
100K+
K
430
448
Kids
L
481
530
No Kids
M
1539
1490
Male
N
940
980
Female
O
1082
1042
18-34
P
517
563
35-54
Q
659
748
55+
R
846
712
623
30.8%
73
26.7%
G
104
48.5%
BEFG
54
41.4%
BFG
267
34.4%
BFG
99
20.4%
27
18.4%
144
29.0%
102
29.5%
149
28.6%
157
35.1%
J
173
32.6%
450
30.2%
335
34.2%
O
288
27.7%
134
23.8%
250
33.4%
P
239
33.7%
P
1352
66.9%
194
71.4%
CDE
5
1.9%
107
49.7%
72
55.5%
114
78.5%
CDE
4
3.1%
236
68.3%
342
64.5%
1008
67.6%
626
63.9%
10
2.2%
15
2.9%
32
2.1%
19
1.9%
414
73.6%
QR
15
2.6%
451
63.4%
7
2.2%
726
69.6%
N
28
2.7%
486
65.1%
12
2.5%
364
69.7%
K
9
1.7%
281
62.7%
4
3.1%
368
75.8%
CDE
18
3.8%
E
340
68.6%
4
1.7%
497
64.1%
CD
11
1.5%
11
1.5%
21
2.9%

Weighted
2022
2022
Harper government has done a good job and deserves re-election
Time for another federal party to take over
(DK/Ref/Not Stated)
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
47
2.3%

Generally speaking, would you say that things in this country are heading in the right direction, or are they off on the wrong track?
REGION
TOTAL
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE

Weighted
2022
2022
BC
B
259
272
AB
C
156
215
SK/MB
D
179
130
ON
E
749
775
QC
F
492
486
Atlantic Canada
G
187
145
<40K
H
512
495
40K - <60K
I
350
345
60K - <100K
J
517
521
100K+
K
430
448
Kids
L
481
530
No Kids
M
1539
1490
Male
N
940
980
Female
O
1082
1042
18-34
P
517
563
35-54
Q
659
748
55+
R
846
712
Right direction
824
40.7%
94
34.5%
193
38.9%
143
41.5%
207
39.8%
198
44.1%
228
40.5%
304
40.6%
292
41.1%
284
57.4%
196
56.8%
306
58.6%
238
53.0%
858
57.6%
425
56.8%
389
54.7%
59
2.9%
4
1.9%
5
3.5%
21
2.8%
19
3.7%
J
6
1.7%
8
1.6%
13
2.9%
13
2.5%
46
3.1%
33
3.3%
617
59.2%
N
26
2.5%
325
57.7%
(DK/Ref/Not Stated)
94
64.9%
CDE
5
3.4%
425
43.4%
O
522
53.3%
399
38.3%
288
59.4%
CD
16
3.3%
237
44.8%
M
279
52.7%
587
39.4%
170
62.5%
CDE
8
3.0%
336
43.4%
BFG
417
53.8%
46
31.7%
1139
56.3%
62
48.0%
BFG
63
48.5%
181
37.3%
Wrong track
104
48.5%
BFG
107
49.6%
10
1.8%
19
2.6%
30
4.2%
P

Did you watch the leaders' debate the evening of August 6 th hosted by Macleans?
REGION
TOTAL
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
BC
B
259
272
AB
C
156
215
SK/MB
D
179
130
ON
E
749
775
QC
F
492
486
Atlantic Canada
G
187
145
<40K
H
512
495
40K - <60K
I
350
345
60K - <100K
J
517
521
100K+
K
430
448
Kids
L
481
530
No Kids
M
1539
1490
Male
N
940
980
Female
O
1082
1042
18-34
P
517
563
35-54
Q
659
748
55+
R
846
712
63
29.4%
F
151
70.1%
36
28.0%
F
93
71.5%
243
31.3%
FG
532
68.7%
75
15.3%
133
29.7%
HL
315
70.3%
117
22.0%
422
28.3%
HL
1066
71.6%
279
28.5%
259
24.9%
128
22.7%
183
24.4%
701
71.5%
781
74.9%
1
0.5%
1
0.4%
E
0
-
1
0.1%
0
-
2
0.1%
0
-
2
0.2%
435
77.3%
R
0
-
565
75.6%
R
0
-
229
32.1%
PQ
481
67.6%
0
-
89
25.7%
H
257
74.3%
J
0
-
166
31.9%
HL
354
68.0%
2
0.1%
32
22.0%
F
113
78.0%
BE
0
-
96
19.3%
1482
73.3%
90
33.2%
FG
181
66.8%

Weighted
2022
2022
Yes
539
26.6%
No
(DK/Ref/Not Stated)
411
84.7%
BCDEG
0
-
400
80.7%
IJKM
0
-
413
78.0%
JKM
0
-
2
0.2%

In your opinion, who won the debate?
REGION
TOTAL
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
546
539
BC
B
87
90
AB
C
46
63
SK/MB
D
50
36
ON
E
242
243
QC
F
78
75
Atlantic Canada
G
43
32
<40K
H
97
96
40K - <60K
I
92
89
60K - <100K
J
171
166
100K+
K
132
133
Kids
L
104
117
No Kids
M
442
422
Male
N
269
279
Female
O
277
259
18-34
P
115
128
35-54
Q
157
183
55+
R
274
229
Stephen Harper
115
21.3%
13
14.4%
9
23.4%
57
23.5%
11
14.6%
4
12.2%
20
20.6%
13
14.5%
38
22.9%
29
21.7%
28
24.1%
87
20.5%
69
24.6%
46
17.8%
24
19.0%
43
23.8%
47
20.7%
Justin Trudeau
138
25.5%
18
19.5%
22
34.3%
BFG
12
19.6%
5
14.5%
68
28.1%
21
27.9%
26
27.0%
19
22.0%
40
24.2%
39
29.5%
25
21.0%
113
26.8%
73
26.2%
64
24.8%
32
25.1%
44
24.0%
62
27.1%
Thomas Mulcair
137
25.4%
18
27.9%
10
26.2%
54
22.2%
23
26.1%
51
30.9%
30
22.7%
36
30.6%
101
24.0%
73
26.2%
64
24.6%
46
20.2%
6
8.8%
8
21.6%
47
19.4%
19
19.4%
21
24.0%
25
14.9%
28
21.2%
21
18.2%
84
19.9%
44
15.6%
44
19.4%
44
8.2%
6
9.3%
5
14.2%
17
6.8%
6
8.1%
9
9.6%
12
13.3%
K
12
7.1%
7
4.9%
7
6.1%
37
8.8%
21
7.4%
62
23.8%
N
23
9.0%
36
19.6%
(DK/Ref/Not Stated)
9
27.7%
C
2
6.8%
40
31.2%
R
25
19.6%
51
27.9%
105
19.5%
24
32.0%
G
13
17.5%
22
23.4%
Elizabeth May
28
31.6%
G
23
25.3%
C
8
9.1%
13
42.1%
BCD
4
11.2%
7
5.1%
9
4.7%
29
12.7%
PQ
Base: Watched the leaders' debate

Weighted
[I prefer the new format for leaders' debates] As you may know, the historic traditional format for leaders' debates was that it was organized by a consortium of TV broadcasters, and it was aired on all of the major networks - one debate in English, the other in French. However, Stephen Harper has said he won't participate in the consortium debate, and Thomas Mulcair says he won't participate in debates that
Stephen Harper does not participate in, effectively killing the debate. Meanwhile, a number of smaller debates hosted by individual news outlets are being held thereby increasing the number of debates, but none of them will receive prime-time airing on all the major TV networks. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following:
REGION
TOTAL
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
2022
2022
BC
B
259
272
AB
C
156
215
SK/MB
D
179
130
ON
E
749
775
QC
F
492
486
Atlantic Canada
G
187
145
<40K
H
512
495
40K - <60K
I
350
345
60K - <100K
J
517
521
100K+
K
430
448
Kids
L
481
530
No Kids
M
1539
1490
Male
N
940
980
Female
O
1082
1042
18-34
P
517
563
35-54
Q
659
748
55+
R
846
712
Strongly agree
222
11.0%
29
10.5%
25
11.6%
14
11.1%
83
10.7%
56
11.6%
15
10.3%
42
12.0%
59
11.3%
43
9.6%
42
7.9%
102
9.8%
60
10.7%
66
8.8%
797
39.4%
46
35.0%
57
39.6%
140
40.5%
208
39.9%
176
39.3%
217
41.0%
392
40.0%
405
38.8%
34
26.5%
329
42.4%
F
224
28.9%
162
33.3%
550
27.2%
93
43.2%
F
49
22.6%
127
26.1%
40
27.4%
141
28.5%
84
24.2%
143
27.5%
126
28.2%
156
29.4%
394
26.4%
248
25.3%
301
28.9%
234
41.6%
R
162
28.7%
Strongly disagree
341
16.9%
43
16.0%
33
15.5%
26
19.7%
111
14.3%
29
19.9%
70
14.1%
64
18.5%
85
16.3%
77
17.3%
82
15.5%
258
17.3%
169
17.2%
173
16.6%
82
14.6%
(DK/Ref/Not Stated)
112
5.5%
13
4.8%
15
7.0%
10
7.6%
EG
28
3.6%
99
20.5%
E
41
8.5%
EG
307
41.1%
R
216
28.8%
R
119
15.9%
96
13.5%
Q
256
35.9%
Somewhat disagree
111
40.8%
F
76
27.9%
180
12.1%
L
580
38.9%
120
12.3%
Somewhat agree
60
12.2%
L
198
40.0%
4
2.9%
26
5.3%
16
4.7%
26
5.0%
25
5.7%
33
6.2%
78
5.2%
50
5.1%
61
5.9%
24
4.3%
41
5.4%
141
19.7%
P
47
6.6%
T2B
1019
50.4%
139
51.3%
60
46.1%
72
49.9%
258
52.2%
182
52.6%
267
51.3%
219
48.9%
259
48.9%
760
51.0%
513
52.3%
507
48.6%
294
52.3%
373
49.9%
352
49.5%
891
44.1%
119
43.9%
412
53.1%
F
335
43.2%
218
44.9%
L2B
118
54.8%
F
82
38.1%
226
46.6%
68
47.2%
211
42.6%
147
42.7%
228
43.8%
204
45.4%
238
44.9%
652
43.8%
417
42.5%
474
45.5%
244
43.4%
334
44.7%
313
44.0%

Weighted
I prefer the new format for leaders' debates
172
24.2%
SUMMARY
60
46.2%
[I think the Prime Minister should participate in the TV consortium debates] As you may know, the historic traditional format for leaders' debates was that it was organized by a consortium of TV broadcasters, and it was aired on all of the major networks - one debate in English, the other in French. However, Stephen Harper has said he won't participate in the consortium debate, and Thomas Mulcair says he
won't participate in debates that Stephen Harper does not participate in, effectively killing the debate. Meanwhile, a number of smaller debates hosted by individual news outlets are being held thereby increasing the number of debates, but none of them will receive prime-time airing on all the major TV networks. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following:
REGION
TOTAL
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
2022
2022
BC
B
259
272
AB
C
156
215
SK/MB
D
179
130
ON
E
749
775
QC
F
492
486
Atlantic Canada
G
187
145
<40K
H
512
495
40K - <60K
I
350
345
60K - <100K
J
517
521
100K+
K
430
448
Kids
L
481
530
No Kids
M
1539
1490
Male
N
940
980
Female
O
1082
1042
18-34
P
517
563
35-54
Q
659
748
55+
R
846
712
Strongly agree
1086
53.7%
146
53.6%
101
47.0%
61
46.6%
392
50.6%
192
55.5%
283
53.5%
800
53.7%
536
54.7%
550
52.8%
295
52.4%
395
52.8%
396
55.7%
74
27.3%
37
28.5%
248
32.0%
146
29.4%
109
31.4%
126
28.1%
165
31.0%
436
29.3%
280
28.6%
320
30.7%
202
10.0%
90
11.7%
F
41
5.3%
31
6.4%
12
8.3%
48
9.3%
40
9.0%
51
9.6%
152
10.2%
99
10.1%
104
9.9%
17
3.6%
14
4.1%
26
5.0%
27
6.0%
26
4.8%
87
5.9%
57
5.8%
56
5.4%
24
4.3%
35
4.7%
(DK/Ref/Not Stated)
20
1.0%
1
0.4%
7
3.1%
BE
4
0.5%
5
0.9%
12
8.4%
F
1
0.4%
65
13.2%
IK
33
6.7%
27
7.9%
113
5.6%
19
14.3%
CF
10
7.5%
F
4
3.1%
BEF
244
32.7%
R
68
9.1%
Strongly disagree
34
12.6%
F
16
6.0%
180
31.9%
R
61
10.8%
177
24.8%
Somewhat disagree
76
35.2%
FG
16
7.3%
293
56.2%
H
151
29.0%
251
56.0%
601
29.7%
84
58.0%
CD
36
24.9%
246
49.7%
Somewhat agree
302
62.3%
BCDE
130
26.8%
5
1.0%
4
1.1%
3
0.5%
4
1.0%
6
1.1%
15
1.0%
8
0.8%
12
1.2%
4
0.6%
6
0.7%
54
7.5%
PQ
11
1.6%
T2B
1686
83.4%
220
80.9%
177
82.2%
98
75.1%
392
79.1%
870
83.5%
475
84.3%
28
21.8%
F
24
16.7%
F
98
19.9%
IJL
448
84.5%
H
76
14.4%
816
83.3%
32
14.7%
444
85.2%
H
74
14.3%
1236
83.0%
51
18.7%
F
300
86.9%
H
41
12.0%
377
84.1%
315
15.6%
432
89.0%
BCDEG
49
10.0%
120
82.9%
L2B
640
82.5%
D
132
17.0%
F
239
16.0%
155
15.9%
160
15.3%
85
15.0%
639
85.5%
R
103
13.8%

Weighted
I think the Prime Minister should participate in the TV consortium
debates
16
7.4%
74
10.4%
SUMMARY
67
14.9%
573
80.5%
128
17.9%
Q
[I am more likely to watch the major TV consortium debate than tune in to the smaller debates held] As you may know, the historic traditional format for leaders' debates was that it was organized by a consortium of TV broadcasters, and it was aired on all of the major networks - one debate in English, the other in French. However, Stephen Harper has said he won't participate in the consortium debate, and
Thomas Mulcair says he won't participate in debates that Stephen Harper does not participate in, effectively killing the debate. Meanwhile, a number of smaller debates hosted by individual news outlets are being held thereby increasing the number of debates, but none of them will receive prime-time airing on all the major TV networks. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following:
REGION
TOTAL
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
2022
2022
BC
B
259
272
AB
C
156
215
SK/MB
D
179
130
ON
E
749
775
QC
F
492
486
Atlantic Canada
G
187
145
<40K
H
512
495
40K - <60K
I
350
345
60K - <100K
J
517
521
100K+
K
430
448
Kids
L
481
530
No Kids
M
1539
1490
Male
N
940
980
Female
O
1082
1042
18-34
P
517
563
35-54
Q
659
748
55+
R
846
712
Strongly agree
654
32.3%
88
32.4%
68
31.6%
41
31.2%
256
33.0%
162
33.4%
39
26.9%
125
25.2%
105
30.3%
247
33.1%
227
31.9%
77
35.7%
42
32.3%
242
31.2%
149
30.8%
55
38.2%
164
33.2%
106
30.6%
476
31.9%
H
485
32.5%
179
31.8%
90
33.1%
177
33.4%
H
170
32.1%
318
30.5%
655
32.4%
167
37.2%
HM
144
32.2%
335
34.2%
Somewhat agree
196
37.5%
HIM
177
33.9%
317
32.3%
338
32.4%
191
34.0%
237
31.7%
227
31.9%
Somewhat disagree
441
21.8%
65
23.9%
43
19.8%
28
21.2%
185
23.8%
95
19.5%
26
18.1%
82
23.9%
106
20.3%
82
18.3%
121
22.9%
319
21.4%
199
20.3%
241
23.2%
133
23.7%
167
22.3%
140
19.7%
Strongly disagree
244
12.1%
28
10.2%
23
10.5%
16
12.7%
87
11.3%
66
13.6%
131
12.6%
55
9.8%
86
11.5%
5
2.4%
3
2.7%
BEG
5
0.7%
13
2.8%
BEG
6
1.2%
190
12.7%
J
21
1.4%
113
11.5%
1
0.4%
51
11.3%
J
5
1.0%
54
10.1%
28
1.4%
50
14.4%
J
3
0.8%
37
7.0%
(DK/Ref/Not Stated)
24
16.7%
BE
0
-
125
25.2%
K
77
15.5%
JL
5
0.9%
15
1.5%
13
1.3%
4
0.7%
10
1.3%
103
14.5%
P
14
2.0%
T2B
1308
64.7%
178
65.5%
145
67.3%
83
63.5%
497
64.2%
311
64.1%
94
65.1%
289
58.4%
210
60.9%
484
64.8%
454
63.8%
65
30.3%
44
33.9%
272
35.1%
161
33.1%
50
34.9%
201
40.7%
JKLM
132
38.3%
JK
960
64.5%
H
509
34.2%
J
370
65.8%
93
34.1%
347
65.5%
H
175
33.0%
656
62.9%
685
33.9%
311
69.4%
HI
133
29.6%
652
66.6%
L2B
373
71.5%
HILM
142
27.3%
312
31.9%
373
35.8%
188
33.5%
253
33.9%
244
34.2%

Weighted
I am more likely to watch the major TV consortium debate than
tune in to the smaller debates held
8
1.5%
SUMMARY
[National TV debates are important to me in determining how I will vote] As you may know, the historic traditional format for leaders' debates was that it was organized by a consortium of TV broadcasters, and it was aired on all of the major networks - one debate in English, the other in French. However, Stephen Harper has said he won't participate in the consortium debate, and Thomas Mulcair says he won't
participate in debates that Stephen Harper does not participate in, effectively killing the debate. Meanwhile, a number of smaller debates hosted by individual news outlets are being held thereby increasing the number of debates, but none of them will receive prime-time airing on all the major TV networks. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following:
REGION
TOTAL
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
2022
2022
BC
B
259
272
AB
C
156
215
SK/MB
D
179
130
ON
E
749
775
QC
F
492
486
Atlantic Canada
G
187
145
<40K
H
512
495
40K - <60K
I
350
345
60K - <100K
J
517
521
100K+
K
430
448
Kids
L
481
530
No Kids
M
1539
1490
Male
N
940
980
Female
O
1082
1042
18-34
P
517
563
35-54
Q
659
748
55+
R
846
712
Strongly agree
490
24.3%
64
23.6%
51
23.8%
27
20.5%
177
22.8%
28
19.4%
113
22.8%
93
26.9%
141
27.0%
101
22.5%
127
23.9%
364
24.4%
244
24.9%
246
23.6%
150
26.7%
181
24.2%
159
22.4%
Somewhat agree
738
36.5%
103
37.8%
82
38.2%
47
36.1%
275
35.5%
144
29.6%
DEG
181
37.4%
50
34.5%
169
34.1%
107
30.9%
391
37.5%
47
21.7%
29
22.2%
191
24.6%
101
20.8%
38
26.0%
125
25.2%
80
23.2%
355
23.9%
224
22.8%
241
23.1%
236
41.9%
R
111
19.7%
277
37.1%
R
179
23.9%
225
31.6%
60
22.1%
232
43.7%
HIM
109
20.6%
347
35.4%
465
23.0%
180
40.1%
IM
102
22.8%
506
34.0%
Somewhat disagree
204
39.1%
IM
112
21.5%
Strongly disagree
322
15.9%
35
16.3%
28
19.7%
F
1
0.5%
88
17.7%
JL
1
0.2%
64
18.6%
JL
1
0.3%
65
14.4%
62
11.7%
162
15.5%
65
11.6%
108
14.4%
1
0.1%
1
0.2%
0
-
258
17.4%
JL
6
0.4%
161
16.4%
0
-
132
17.0%
F
1
0.1%
64
12.2%
6
0.3%
28
21.2%
F
0
-
55
11.3%
(DK/Ref/Not Stated)
45
16.5%
F
0
-
4
0.4%
3
0.2%
1
0.2%
2
0.3%
T2B
1228
60.7%
167
61.4%
133
62.0%
74
56.7%
451
58.2%
78
53.9%
282
56.9%
200
57.9%
592
60.4%
636
61.1%
105
38.6%
82
38.0%
56
43.3%
F
323
41.6%
F
66
45.6%
F
213
42.9%
JL
144
41.8%
JL
359
67.7%
HIM
172
32.3%
869
58.4%
787
38.9%
345
66.1%
HIM
176
33.7%
281
62.6%
L2B
325
67.0%
DEG
156
32.0%
614
41.2%
JL
384
39.2%
403
38.7%
386
68.6%
QR
176
31.3%
458
61.3%
R
287
38.4%
P

Weighted
National TV debates are important to me in determining how I will
vote
5
1.0%
E
175
24.6%
P
149
21.0%
PQ
3
0.4%
SUMMARY
167
37.2%
384
54.0%
324
45.6%
PQ
[T2B Summary] As you may know, the historic traditional format for leaders' debates was that it was organized by a consortium of TV broadcasters, and it was aired on all of the major networks - one debate in English, the other in French. However, Stephen Harper has said he won't participate in the consortium debate, and Thomas Mulcair says he won't participate in debates that Stephen Harper does not
participate in, effectively killing the debate. Meanwhile, a number of smaller debates hosted by individual news outlets are being held thereby increasing the number of debates, but none of them will receive prime-time airing on all the major TV networks. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following:
REGION
TOTAL
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE

Weighted
2022
2022
BC
B
259
272
AB
C
156
215
SK/MB
D
179
130
ON
E
749
775
QC
F
492
486
Atlantic Canada
G
187
145
<40K
H
512
495
40K - <60K
I
350
345
60K - <100K
J
517
521
100K+
K
430
448
Kids
L
481
530
No Kids
M
1539
1490
Male
N
940
980
Female
O
1082
1042
18-34
P
517
563
35-54
Q
659
748
55+
R
846
712
1019
50.4%
139
51.3%
118
54.8%
F
60
46.1%
412
53.1%
F
218
44.9%
72
49.9%
258
52.2%
182
52.6%
267
51.3%
219
48.9%
259
48.9%
760
51.0%
513
52.3%
507
48.6%
294
52.3%
373
49.9%
352
49.5%

debates
1686
83.4%
220
80.9%
177
82.2%
98
75.1%
640
82.5%
D
432
89.0%
BCDEG
120
82.9%
392
79.1%
300
86.9%
H
444
85.2%
H
377
84.1%
448
84.5%
H
1236
83.0%
816
83.3%
870
83.5%
475
84.3%
639
85.5%
R
573
80.5%
1308
64.7%
178
65.5%
145
67.3%
83
63.5%
497
64.2%
311
64.1%
94
65.1%
289
58.4%
210
60.9%
373
71.5%
HILM
311
69.4%
HI
347
65.5%
H
960
64.5%
H
652
66.6%
656
62.9%
370
65.8%
484
64.8%
454
63.8%
1228
60.7%
167
61.4%
133
62.0%
74
56.7%
451
58.2%
325
67.0%
DEG
78
53.9%
282
56.9%
200
57.9%
345
66.1%
HIM
281
62.6%
359
67.7%
HIM
869
58.4%
592
60.4%
636
61.1%
386
68.6%
QR
458
61.3%
R
384
54.0%
I am more likely to watch the major TV consortium debate than tune in

to the smaller debates held
National TV debates are important to me in determining how I will vote
[L2B Summary] As you may know, the historic traditional format for leaders' debates was that it was organized by a consortium of TV broadcasters, and it was aired on all of the major networks - one debate in English, the other in French. However, Stephen Harper has said he won't participate in the consortium debate, and Thomas Mulcair says he won't participate in debates that Stephen Harper does not
participate in, effectively killing the debate. Meanwhile, a number of smaller debates hosted by individual news outlets are being held thereby increasing the number of debates, but none of them will receive prime-time airing on all the major TV networks. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following:
REGION
TOTAL
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE

Weighted
2022
2022
BC
B
259
272
AB
C
156
215
SK/MB
D
179
130
ON
E
749
775
QC
F
492
486
Atlantic Canada
G
187
145
<40K
H
512
495
40K - <60K
I
350
345
60K - <100K
J
517
521
100K+
K
430
448
Kids
L
481
530
No Kids
M
1539
1490
Male
N
940
980
Female
O
1082
1042
18-34
P
517
563
35-54
Q
659
748
55+
R
846
712
891
44.1%
119
43.9%
82
38.1%
60
46.2%
335
43.2%
226
46.6%
68
47.2%
211
42.6%
147
42.7%
228
43.8%
204
45.4%
238
44.9%
652
43.8%
417
42.5%
474
45.5%
244
43.4%
334
44.7%
313
44.0%

debates
315
15.6%
51
18.7%
F
32
14.7%
28
21.8%
F
132
17.0%
F
49
10.0%
24
16.7%
F
98
19.9%
IJL
41
12.0%
74
14.3%
67
14.9%
76
14.4%
239
16.0%
155
15.9%
160
15.3%
85
15.0%
103
13.8%
128
17.9%
Q
685
33.9%
93
34.1%
65
30.3%
44
33.9%
272
35.1%
161
33.1%
50
34.9%
201
40.7%
JKLM
132
38.3%
JK
142
27.3%
133
29.6%
175
33.0%
509
34.2%
J
312
31.9%
373
35.8%
188
33.5%
253
33.9%
244
34.2%
787
38.9%
105
38.6%
82
38.0%
56
43.3%
F
323
41.6%
F
156
32.0%
66
45.6%
F
213
42.9%
JL
144
41.8%
JL
176
33.7%
167
37.2%
172
32.3%
614
41.2%
JL
384
39.2%
403
38.7%
176
31.3%
287
38.4%
P
324
45.6%
PQ
I am more likely to watch the major TV consortium debate than tune in

to the smaller debates held
National TV debates are important to me in determining how I will vote

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FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

Base: All respondents

(1) A great deal

(3) Only some

(5) No interest at all

(4) Very little

(2) Quite a bit

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

Would not vote/None/Would spoil ballot

Don't Know/Not sure

Base: All respondents

The Conservative Party

The Liberal Party

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

The Conservative Party

The Liberal Party

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

Would not vote/None/Would spoil ballot

Base: All respondents

The Conservative Party

The Liberal Party

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

The Conservative Party

The Liberal Party

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

Base: Cons/Libs/NDP/Bloc/Other Party @ Q1A

Not at all certain

Not very certain

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

Base: Cons/Libs/NDP/Bloc/Other Party @ Q1A

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

Base: Cons/Libs/NDP/Bloc/Other Party @ Q1A

The Conservative Party

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

The Liberal Party

Don't know/Not sure

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

Base: All respondents

Harper government has done a good job and deserves re-election

Time for another federal party to take over

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

Base: All respondents

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

Base: All respondents

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

Base: Watched the leaders' debate

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

Base: All respondents

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

Base: All respondents

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

Base: All respondents

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

Base: All respondents