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RV1A. 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?

EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

980
980

45
44*

188
187

366
361

381
388

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

The Conservative Party

219
22.0%

7
15.0%

39
21.0%

88
24.0%

86
22.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

The Liberal Party

238
24.0%

8
17.0%

36
19.0%

87
24.0%

0
-

234
24.0%

9
20.0%

45
24.0%

77
21.0%

0
-

238
91.0%
EGHI
0
-

0
-

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

107
28.0%
B
102
26.0%

219
92.0%
FGHI
0
-

0
-

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

31
3.0%

5
3.0%

15
4.0%

7
2.0%

0
-

0
-

Green Party

32
3.0%

4
9.0%
D
2
4.0%

234
89.0%
EFHI
0
-

5
3.0%

8
2.0%

17
4.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

31
93.0%
EFGI
0
-

1
0

0
-

0
-

1
0

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

Would not vote/None/Would spoil ballot

44
4.0%

10
3.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

182
19.0%

16
9.0%
CD
40
21.0%

12
3.0%

Don't Know/Not sure

6
14.0%
CD
10
22.0%

74
21.0%

58
15.0%

19
8.0%

23
9.0%

30
11.0%

2
7.0%

Base: All respondents


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

Other

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D - E/F/G/H/I/J - K/L/M - N/O - P/Q/R * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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RV1B. Well, which party would you say you would lean towards?

EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

183
182

10
10**

40
40*

76
74*

57
58*

18
19**

24
23**

31
30*

2
2**

The Conservative Party

19
11.0%

0
-

8
19.0%

6
9.0%

5
9.0%

19
100.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

The Liberal Party

23
13.0%

2
21.0%

3
8.0%

6
8.0%

0
-

23
100.0%

0
-

0
-

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

30
16.0%

3
29.0%

3
7.0%

13
17.0%

12
21.0%
C
11
19.0%

0
-

0
-

30
100.0%

0
-

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

2
1.0%

0
-

0
-

1
2.0%

1
2.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

2
100.0%

Green Party

2
1.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

2
3.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

1
0

0
-

0
-

0
-

1
2.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

105
58.0%

5
50.0%

27
66.0%
D

48
65.0%
D

26
44.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

Base: Undecided
Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

Other

Don't know

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D - E/F/G/H/I/J - K/L/M - N/O - P/Q/R * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

980
980

45
44*

188
187

366
361

381
388

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

The Conservative Party

238
24.0%

7
15.0%

46
25.0%

94
26.0%

91
23.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

The Liberal Party

261
27.0%

10
21.0%

39
21.0%

93
26.0%

0
-

263
27.0%

12
26.0%

48
26.0%

90
25.0%

0
-

261
100.0%
EGHI
0
-

0
-

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

119
31.0%
B
114
29.0%

238
100.0%
FGHI
0
-

0
-

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

33
3.0%

5
3.0%

16
4.0%

8
2.0%

0
-

0
-

Green Party

34
3.0%

4
9.0%
D
2
4.0%

263
100.0%
EFHI
0
-

5
3.0%

8
2.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

2
0

0
-

0
-

1
0

19
5.0%
C
1
0

33
100.0%
EFGI
0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

Would not vote/None/Would spoil ballot

44
4.0%

10
3.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

105
11.0%

16
9.0%
CD
27
14.0%
D

12
3.0%

Don't Know/Not sure

6
14.0%
CD
5
11.0%

48
13.0%
D

26
7.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

Base: All respondents


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

Other

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D - E/F/G/H/I/J - K/L/M - N/O - P/Q/R * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

831
831

34
33*

145
144

305
302

347
352

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

The Conservative Party

238
29.0%

7
20.0%

46
32.0%

94
31.0%

91
26.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

The Liberal Party

261
31.0%

10
28.0%

39
27.0%

93
31.0%

119
34.0%

238
100.0%
FGHI
0
-

0
-

0
-

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

263
32.0%

12
35.0%

48
33.0%

90
30.0%

114
32.0%

0
-

261
100.0%
EGHI
0
-

0
-

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

33
4.0%

5
4.0%

16
5.0%

8
2.0%

0
-

0
-

Green Party

34
4.0%

4
12.0%
D
2
6.0%

263
100.0%
EFHI
0
-

5
4.0%

8
3.0%

19
5.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

33
100.0%
EFGI
0
-

2
0

0
-

0
-

1
0

1
0

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

Base: Decided Voters - Leaners Included


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

Other

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D - E/F/G/H/I/J - K/L/M - N/O - P/Q/R * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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RV2. How certain are you that this is the party that you will actually support on Election Day:

EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

831
831

34
33*

145
144

305
302

347
352

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

Absolutely certain

376
45.0%

14
41.0%

61
42.0%

146
48.0%

157
44.0%

108
41.0%

106
40.0%

Fairly certain

335
40.0%

12
35.0%

63
44.0%

119
39.0%

141
40.0%

133
56.0%
FGI
81
34.0%

108
41.0%

Not very certain

101
12.0%

6
17.0%

16
11.0%

31
10.0%

48
14.0%

19
8.0%

Not at all certain

19
2.0%

2
6.0%

4
2.0%

6
2.0%

7
2.0%

5
2.0%

37
14.0%
E
8
3.0%

116
44.0%
E
35
13.0%

19
59.0%
GI
13
38.0%

T2B

711
86.0%

25
76.0%

124
86.0%

264
88.0%

297
84.0%

L2B

120
14.0%

8
24.0%

20
14.0%

37
12.0%

55
16.0%

214
90.0%
FI
24
10.0%

Base: Respondents who selected a party at RV1A or RV1B


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

1
3.0%

6
2.0%

0
-

217
83.0%

222
84.0%

44
17.0%
EH

41
16.0%

32
97.0%
FI
1
3.0%

TOPBOX & LOWBOX SUMMARY

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RV3. And, assuming you can't vote for your first choice, which party would you support as a second choice?

EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

Base: Respondents who selected a party at RV1A or RV1B


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

831
831

34
33*

145
144

305
302

347
352

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

The Conservative Party

71
9.0%

2
5.0%

14
10.0%

27
9.0%

28
8.0%

0
-

The Liberal Party

182
22.0%

8
24.0%

28
19.0%

56
18.0%

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

214
26.0%

5
15.0%

30
20.0%

75
25.0%

27
3.0%

6
4.0%

9
3.0%

2
6.0%
E
2
6.0%
F
14
42.0%
EG
0
-

Some other party

124
15.0%

3
9.0%
D
5
14.0%

50
21.0%
FH
47
20.0%
G
2
1.0%

29
11.0%
E
121
46.0%
EFHI
0
-

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

91
26.0%
C
105
30.0%
B
9
2.0%

38
15.0%
E
0
-

19
13.0%

53
18.0%

48
14.0%

Don't know/Not sure

212
26.0%

11
32.0%

48
33.0%
D

82
27.0%

73
21.0%

45
19.0%
FI
93
39.0%
FG

138
53.0%
EG
4
2.0%
30
11.0%
I
51
20.0%

21
8.0%
EF
44
17.0%
I
48
18.0%

6
18.0%
I
9
28.0%

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RV4. Thinking about the Conservative government under the leadership of Stephen Harper, from what you have seen, read or heard, would you say that you strongly approve, somewhat approve, somewhat disapprove or strongly disapprove
of their performance?

EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

980
980

45
44*

188
187

366
361

381
388

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

Strongly approve

110
11.0%

5
11.0%

20
11.0%

49
13.0%

37
10.0%

10
4.0%

9
3.0%

1
3.0%

Somewhat approve

279
28.0%

10
23.0%

62
33.0%

95
26.0%

111
29.0%

40
15.0%

42
16.0%

9
26.0%

Somewhat disapprove

232
24.0%

8
19.0%

42
22.0%

95
26.0%

87
22.0%

88
37.0%
FGHI
135
57.0%
FGHI
14
6.0%

Strongly disapprove

358
37.0%

21
47.0%

63
34.0%

122
34.0%

153
39.0%

1
1.0%

77
29.0%
E
134
51.0%
E

67
25.0%
E
145
55.0%
E

6
19.0%
E
17
53.0%
E

T2B

389
40.0%

15
35.0%

82
44.0%

144
40.0%

148
38.0%

50
19.0%

52
20.0%

10
29.0%

L2B

591
60.0%

29
65.0%

105
56.0%

217
60.0%

240
62.0%

223
94.0%
FGHI
15
6.0%

211
81.0%
E

212
80.0%
E

23
71.0%
E

Base: All respondents


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

TOPBOX & LOWBOX SUMMARY

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RV5. 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?

EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

980
980

45
44*

188
187

366
361

381
388

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

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

290
30.0%

10
24.0%

60
32.0%

117
32.0%

103
26.0%

218
91.0%
FGHI

18
7.0%

17
6.0%

2
6.0%

Time for another federal party to take over

690
70.0%

34
76.0%

126
68.0%

244
68.0%

285
74.0%

20
9.0%

243
93.0%
E

246
94.0%
E

31
94.0%
E

Base: All respondents


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D - E/F/G/H/I/J - K/L/M - N/O - P/Q/R * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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RV6. Which leader of the major federal parties would make the best Prime Minister of Canada?

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DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

980
980

45
44*

188
187

366
361

381
388

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

Stephen Harper

311
32.0%

15
34.0%

62
33.0%

122
34.0%

112
29.0%

26
10.0%

17
7.0%

2
6.0%

Justin Trudeau

318
32.0%

17
39.0%

60
32.0%

117
32.0%

124
32.0%

222
93.0%
FGHI
8
3.0%

Thomas Mulcair

350
36.0%

12
27.0%

64
34.0%

122
34.0%

152
39.0%

8
3.0%

201
77.0%
EGHI
35
13.0%
E

37
14.0%
E
209
79.0%
EFI

9
28.0%
EG
22
66.0%
EF

Base: All respondents


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D - E/F/G/H/I/J - K/L/M - N/O - P/Q/R * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

980
980

45
44*

188
187

366
361

381
388

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

587
60.0%

28
64.0%

112
60.0%

223
62.0%

223
58.0%

152
64.0%

159
61.0%

158
60.0%

15
46.0%

404
41.0%

17
38.0%

76
41.0%

155
43.0%

157
41.0%

115
48.0%

108
41.0%

106
40.0%

12
37.0%

370
38.0%

25
57.0%
BCD

70
37.0%

149
41.0%
D

126
33.0%

103
43.0%
F

87
33.0%

93
35.0%

10
31.0%

A desire to throw out the Harper government

364
37.0%

23
52.0%
CD

72
39.0%

128
35.0%

141
36.0%

13
5.0%

137
53.0%
E

138
53.0%
E

20
59.0%
E

A strong plan to reduce the greenhouse gases that contribute to


climate change

317
32.0%

20
46.0%
C

59
32.0%

108
30.0%

129
33.0%

42
17.0%

91
35.0%
E

106
40.0%
E

14
43.0%
E

Ethics issues related to the Senate and Mike Duffy Trial

272
28.0%

10
21.0%

43
23.0%

105
29.0%

114
29.0%

33
14.0%

94
36.0%
E

92
35.0%
E

10
30.0%
E

Continuing Canada's military mission to fight ISIL in the Middle East.

217
22.0%

11
25.0%

82
23.0%

73
19.0%

49
19.0%

7
22.0%

210
21.0%
161
16.0%

78
22.0%
D
53
15.0%

62
16.0%

The Syrian refugee crisis

24
53.0%
BCD
12
27.0%
C

92
39.0%
FGI
27
11.0%

34
13.0%

A national childcare program

51
28.0%
D
46
25.0%
D
31
17.0%

65
17.0%

21
9.0%

59
23.0%
E
51
20.0%
E

65
25.0%
E
44
17.0%
E

10
32.0%
E
6
18.0%

Base: All respondents


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
The performance of Canada's economy

The specific economic plan presented by each Party

Reducing the taxes that I pay

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D - E/F/G/H/I/J - K/L/M - N/O - P/Q/R * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

980
980

45
44*

188
187

366
361

381
388

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

932
95.0%

39
87.0%

178
96.0%
A

344
95.0%
A

371
96.0%
A

233
98.0%
H

250
96.0%

252
96.0%

30
90.0%

872
89.0%

37
83.0%

158
85.0%

326
90.0%

350
90.0%

779
80.0%

36
80.0%

159
85.0%
D

305
85.0%
D

279
72.0%

232
89.0%
H
187
72.0%

240
91.0%
H
198
75.0%

25
75.0%

Reducing the taxes that I pay

221
93.0%
H
216
91.0%
FG

A strong plan to reduce the greenhouse gases that contribute to


climate change

763
78.0%

35
79.0%

152
81.0%

282
78.0%

295
76.0%

164
69.0%

207
79.0%
E

225
85.0%
E

25
75.0%

Ethics issues related to the Senate and Mike Duffy Trial

625
64.0%

23
52.0%

111
59.0%

228
63.0%

263
68.0%
AB

111
47.0%

187
72.0%
E

194
74.0%
E

23
71.0%
E

Continuing Canada's military mission to fight ISIL in the Middle East.

614
63.0%

31
71.0%

124
67.0%

224
62.0%

235
61.0%

132
51.0%

155
59.0%

19
58.0%

586
60.0%

35
80.0%
CD

123
66.0%
D

219
61.0%

208
54.0%

201
84.0%
FGHI
109
46.0%

165
63.0%
EI

180
68.0%
EI

18
56.0%

584
60.0%

31
71.0%

108
58.0%

204
57.0%

240
62.0%

28
12.0%

567
58.0%

23
53.0%

113
61.0%

203
56.0%

228
59.0%

119
50.0%

209
80.0%
E
155
59.0%
E

207
79.0%
E
171
65.0%
E

29
87.0%
E
18
56.0%

Base: All respondents


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
The performance of Canada's economy

The specific economic plan presented by each Party

A national childcare program

A desire to throw out the Harper government

The Syrian refugee crisis

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

27
80.0%

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D - E/F/G/H/I/J - K/L/M - N/O - P/Q/R * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

980
980

45
44*

188
187

366
361

381
388

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

413
42.0%

21
47.0%

73
39.0%

159
44.0%

160
41.0%

119
50.0%
FG

106
41.0%

92
35.0%

15
44.0%

396
40.0%

13
29.0%

78
42.0%

157
43.0%

148
38.0%

52
20.0%

56
21.0%

4
13.0%

394
40.0%

9
20.0%

63
34.0%

142
39.0%
A

180
46.0%
AB

209
88.0%
FGHI
129
54.0%
FG

96
37.0%

84
32.0%

15
44.0%

Continuing Canada's military mission to fight ISIL in the Middle East.

366
37.0%

13
29.0%

62
33.0%

137
38.0%

153
39.0%

37
16.0%

128
49.0%
E

108
41.0%
E

14
42.0%
E

Ethics issues related to the Senate and Mike Duffy Trial

355
36.0%

21
48.0%
D

76
41.0%
D

133
37.0%

125
32.0%

127
53.0%
FGHI

74
28.0%

69
26.0%

10
29.0%

A strong plan to reduce the greenhouse gases that contribute to


climate change

217
22.0%

9
21.0%

35
19.0%

80
22.0%

93
24.0%

54
21.0%

38
15.0%

Reducing the taxes that I pay

201
20.0%

9
20.0%

27
15.0%

56
15.0%

109
28.0%
BC

74
31.0%
FGI
22
9.0%

74
28.0%
E

65
25.0%
E

8
25.0%
I
6
20.0%

108
11.0%

7
17.0%

28
15.0%

35
10.0%

38
10.0%

17
7.0%

28
11.0%

23
9.0%

48
5.0%

6
13.0%
BCD

8
4.0%

17
5.0%

17
4.0%

5
2.0%

11
4.0%

11
4.0%

Base: All respondents


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
The Syrian refugee crisis

A desire to throw out the Harper government

A national childcare program

The specific economic plan presented by each Party

The performance of Canada's economy

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

8
25.0%
EFGI
3
10.0%
E

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D - E/F/G/H/I/J - K/L/M - N/O - P/Q/R * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

980
980

45
44*

188
187

366
361

381
388

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

Absolutely critical

272
28.0%

10
21.0%

43
23.0%

105
29.0%

114
29.0%

33
14.0%

Somewhat important

353
36.0%

14
31.0%

67
36.0%

123
34.0%

149
38.0%

78
33.0%

94
36.0%
E
93
36.0%

92
35.0%
E
102
39.0%

10
30.0%
E
13
40.0%

Not very important

239
24.0%

13
29.0%

50
27.0%

93
26.0%

84
22.0%

54
21.0%

53
20.0%

7
22.0%

Not at all important

116
12.0%

8
19.0%

26
14.0%

40
11.0%

41
11.0%

78
33.0%
FG
49
20.0%
FG

20
8.0%

16
6.0%

2
7.0%

Important (T2B)

625
64.0%

23
52.0%

111
59.0%

228
63.0%

111
47.0%

Not Important (B2B)

355
36.0%

21
48.0%
D

76
41.0%
D

133
37.0%

263
68.0%
AB
125
32.0%

187
72.0%
E
74
28.0%

194
74.0%
E
69
26.0%

23
71.0%
E
10
29.0%

Base: All respondents


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

Ethics issues related to the Senate and Mike Duffy Trial

SUMMARY

127
53.0%
FGHI

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DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

980
980

45
44*

188
187

366
361

381
388

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

Absolutely critical

587
60.0%

28
64.0%

112
60.0%

223
62.0%

223
58.0%

152
64.0%

159
61.0%

158
60.0%

15
46.0%

Somewhat important

346
35.0%

10
23.0%

66
35.0%

121
34.0%

81
34.0%

91
35.0%

94
36.0%

15
44.0%

Not very important

25
3.0%

3
6.0%

3
2.0%

9
3.0%

148
38.0%
A
10
2.0%

4
2.0%

5
2.0%

8
3.0%

2
6.0%

Not at all important

23
2.0%

3
7.0%
D

5
3.0%

8
2.0%

7
2.0%

1
0

6
2.0%

3
1.0%

1
4.0%

Important (T2B)

932
95.0%

39
87.0%

233
98.0%
H
5
2.0%

30
90.0%

6
13.0%
BCD

371
96.0%
A
17
4.0%

252
96.0%

48
5.0%

344
95.0%
A
17
5.0%

250
96.0%

Not Important (B2B)

178
96.0%
A
8
4.0%

11
4.0%

11
4.0%

3
10.0%
E

Base: All respondents


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

The performance of Canada's economy

SUMMARY

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EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

980
980

45
44*

188
187

366
361

381
388

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

Absolutely critical

364
37.0%

72
39.0%

128
35.0%

141
36.0%

13
5.0%

Somewhat important

220
22.0%

23
52.0%
CD
9
19.0%

36
19.0%

76
21.0%

100
26.0%

15
6.0%

Not very important

174
18.0%

6
15.0%

30
16.0%

70
19.0%

68
18.0%

41
17.0%

137
53.0%
E
71
27.0%
E
38
15.0%

138
53.0%
E
69
26.0%
E
47
18.0%

20
59.0%
E
9
27.0%
E
3
10.0%

Not at all important

221
23.0%

6
14.0%

48
26.0%

87
24.0%

80
21.0%

169
71.0%
FGHI

15
6.0%

9
3.0%

1
4.0%

Important (T2B)

584
60.0%

31
71.0%

108
58.0%

204
57.0%

240
62.0%

28
12.0%

Not Important (B2B)

396
40.0%

13
29.0%

78
42.0%

157
43.0%

148
38.0%

209
88.0%
FGHI

209
80.0%
E
52
20.0%

207
79.0%
E
56
21.0%

29
87.0%
E
4
13.0%

Base: All respondents


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

A desire to throw out the Harper government

SUMMARY

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D - E/F/G/H/I/J - K/L/M - N/O - P/Q/R * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

980
980

45
44*

188
187

366
361

381
388

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

Absolutely critical

404
41.0%

17
38.0%

76
41.0%

155
43.0%

157
41.0%

115
48.0%

108
41.0%

106
40.0%

12
37.0%

Somewhat important

468
48.0%

20
46.0%

83
44.0%

172
48.0%

193
50.0%

106
45.0%

124
48.0%

134
51.0%

13
38.0%

Not very important

79
8.0%

4
10.0%

21
11.0%

26
7.0%

28
7.0%

13
5.0%

21
8.0%

20
8.0%

Not at all important

29
3.0%

3
7.0%

7
4.0%

9
3.0%

10
3.0%

4
2.0%

8
3.0%

3
1.0%

7
22.0%
EFGI
1
4.0%

Important (T2B)

872
89.0%

37
83.0%

158
85.0%

326
90.0%

350
90.0%

Not Important (B2B)

108
11.0%

7
17.0%

28
15.0%

35
10.0%

38
10.0%

221
93.0%
H
17
7.0%

232
89.0%
H
28
11.0%

240
91.0%
H
23
9.0%

Base: All respondents


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

The specific economic plan presented by each Party

SUMMARY
25
75.0%
8
25.0%
EFGI

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D - E/F/G/H/I/J - K/L/M - N/O - P/Q/R * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

980
980

45
44*

188
187

366
361

381
388

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

Absolutely critical

317
32.0%

59
32.0%

108
30.0%

129
33.0%

42
17.0%

Somewhat important

447
46.0%

20
46.0%
C
15
33.0%

174
48.0%

166
43.0%

14
43.0%
E
11
32.0%

154
16.0%

5
10.0%

57
16.0%

67
17.0%

63
6.0%

5
11.0%

9
5.0%

23
6.0%

26
7.0%

45
17.0%
I
9
3.0%

34
13.0%

Not at all important

123
52.0%
HI
44
18.0%
I
30
12.0%
FG

106
40.0%
E
119
45.0%

Not very important

93
50.0%
A
25
14.0%

91
35.0%
E
117
45.0%

7
22.0%
I
1
4.0%

Important (T2B)

763
78.0%

35
79.0%

152
81.0%

282
78.0%

295
76.0%

164
69.0%

Not Important (B2B)

217
22.0%

9
21.0%

35
19.0%

80
22.0%

93
24.0%

74
31.0%
FGI

207
79.0%
E
54
21.0%

225
85.0%
E
38
15.0%

Base: All respondents


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

A strong plan to reduce the greenhouse gases that contribute to


climate change

5
2.0%

SUMMARY
25
75.0%
8
25.0%
I

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D - E/F/G/H/I/J - K/L/M - N/O - P/Q/R * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

980
980

45
44*

188
187

366
361

381
388

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

Absolutely critical

161
16.0%

31
17.0%

53
15.0%

65
17.0%

21
9.0%

406
41.0%
261
27.0%

11
25.0%

149
41.0%
A
101
28.0%

163
42.0%
A
110
28.0%

99
41.0%

Not very important

82
44.0%
A
39
21.0%

51
20.0%
E
104
40.0%

67
28.0%

71
27.0%

44
17.0%
E
127
48.0%
F
63
24.0%

6
18.0%

Somewhat important

12
27.0%
C
11
25.0%

Not at all important

152
16.0%

10
23.0%

35
19.0%

58
16.0%

50
13.0%

51
22.0%
FG

34
13.0%

29
11.0%

5
16.0%

Important (T2B)

567
58.0%

23
53.0%

113
61.0%

203
56.0%

228
59.0%

119
50.0%

413
42.0%

21
47.0%

73
39.0%

159
44.0%

160
41.0%

119
50.0%
FG

171
65.0%
E
92
35.0%

18
56.0%

Not Important (B2B)

155
59.0%
E
106
41.0%

Base: All respondents


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

The Syrian refugee crisis

12
37.0%
10
29.0%

SUMMARY

15
44.0%

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D - E/F/G/H/I/J - K/L/M - N/O - P/Q/R * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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How important are the following in determining who you will vote for in the Federal Election: 7) Reducing the taxes that I pay?

EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

980
980

45
44*

188
187

366
361

381
388

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

Absolutely critical

370
38.0%

70
37.0%

93
35.0%

10
31.0%

101
39.0%

105
40.0%

16
50.0%

Not very important

150
15.0%

4
8.0%

89
48.0%
A
18
10.0%

103
43.0%
F
113
48.0%
F
21
9.0%

87
33.0%

409
42.0%

149
41.0%
D
157
43.0%
A
44
12.0%

126
33.0%

Somewhat important

25
57.0%
BCD
10
23.0%

51
5.0%

5
11.0%
C

10
5.0%

12
3.0%

52
20.0%
E
13
5.0%
E

4
13.0%

Not at all important

52
20.0%
E
22
8.0%
E

Important (T2B)

779
80.0%

36
80.0%

198
75.0%

27
80.0%

201
20.0%

9
20.0%

305
85.0%
D
56
15.0%

187
72.0%

Not Important (B2B)

159
85.0%
D
27
15.0%

74
28.0%
E

65
25.0%
E

6
20.0%

Base: All respondents


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

Reducing the taxes that I pay

153
40.0%
A
85
22.0%
ABC
24
6.0%

1
0

2
7.0%
E

SUMMARY
279
72.0%
109
28.0%
BC

216
91.0%
FG
22
9.0%

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D - E/F/G/H/I/J - K/L/M - N/O - P/Q/R * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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How important are the following in determining who you will vote for in the Federal Election: 8) A national childcare program?

EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

980
980

45
44*

188
187

366
361

381
388

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

Absolutely critical

210
21.0%

78
22.0%
D
141
39.0%

27
11.0%

377
38.0%

46
25.0%
D
77
42.0%

62
16.0%

Somewhat important

24
53.0%
BCD
12
27.0%

147
38.0%

83
35.0%

59
23.0%
E
105
40.0%

10
32.0%
E
8
24.0%

Not very important

231
24.0%

5
11.0%

35
19.0%

77
21.0%

59
25.0%

65
25.0%

Not at all important

163
17.0%

4
9.0%

28
15.0%

65
18.0%

114
29.0%
ABC
65
17.0%

65
25.0%
E
114
43.0%
EHI
57
21.0%

69
29.0%
FG

31
12.0%

27
10.0%

5
16.0%

Important (T2B)

586
60.0%

208
54.0%

109
46.0%

142
39.0%
A

180
46.0%
AB

129
54.0%
FG

165
63.0%
EI
96
37.0%

180
68.0%
EI
84
32.0%

18
56.0%

394
40.0%

123
66.0%
D
63
34.0%

219
61.0%

Not Important (B2B)

35
80.0%
CD
9
20.0%

Base: All respondents


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

A national childcare program

9
28.0%

SUMMARY

15
44.0%

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D - E/F/G/H/I/J - K/L/M - N/O - P/Q/R * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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How important are the following in determining who you will vote for in the Federal Election: 9) Continuing Canada's military mission to fight ISIL in the Middle East.?

EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL

<HS
A

HS
B

Post Sec
C

Univ Grad
D

The
Conservative
Party
E

980
980

45
44*

188
187

366
361

381
388

226
238

265
261

273
263

32
33*

Absolutely critical

217
22.0%

11
25.0%

82
23.0%

73
19.0%

49
19.0%

7
22.0%

397
41.0%

20
45.0%

142
39.0%

162
42.0%

92
39.0%
FGI
109
46.0%

34
13.0%

Somewhat important

51
28.0%
D
73
39.0%

98
38.0%

106
40.0%

12
36.0%

Not very important

235
24.0%

8
17.0%

44
24.0%

87
24.0%

96
25.0%

25
10.0%

Not at all important

131
13.0%

5
12.0%

18
10.0%

50
14.0%

58
15.0%

12
5.0%

83
32.0%
E
45
17.0%
E

71
27.0%
E
37
14.0%
E

9
29.0%
E
4
13.0%

Important (T2B)

614
63.0%

31
71.0%

124
67.0%

224
62.0%

235
61.0%

132
51.0%

155
59.0%

19
58.0%

Not Important (B2B)

366
37.0%

13
29.0%

62
33.0%

137
38.0%

153
39.0%

201
84.0%
FGHI
37
16.0%

128
49.0%
E

108
41.0%
E

14
42.0%
E

Base: All respondents


Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

The Liberal Party


F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
G

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
H

Continuing Canada's military mission to fight ISIL in the Middle


East.

SUMMARY

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D - E/F/G/H/I/J - K/L/M - N/O - P/Q/R * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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