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CPC not only has a lead in Ontario, but also has significant advantages with their committed base of

Sep 21, 2019
3 min

CPC not only has a lead in Ontario, but also has significant advantages with their committed base of

Campaign Research has conducted an public opinion poll with 1030 adults that are eligible to vote in Ontario. This poll was conducted between September the 18th and 19th, 2019, using online surveys. Our release yesterday shows how the parties stack up. You can see those detailed results here: https://tinyurl.com/yxq9c27d The “Voter Gap Analysis” gives us more insight into the commitment level of voters to each party, relative to one another. This analysis clearly lays out

Conservatives continue their climb in Ontario, Liberals slip further

Sep 20, 2019
3 min

Conservatives continue their climb in Ontario, Liberals slip further

Campaign Research Inc. has conducted 2 polls using different methodologies over a two-night period (September 18th & 19th, 2019). Background In the first week of the federal election campaign there had been a lot of discussion around polling results and the differences between results/findings of various research firms. Questions had been raised regarding the accuracy of data collection between Online Panels and Telephone Survey (landlines, cell and RDD). Objective Our object

Doug Ford and Ontario PC’s slowly recovering from difficult spring session in 2019

Sep 9, 2019
4 min

Doug Ford and Ontario PC’s slowly recovering from difficult spring session in 2019

Campaign Research has conducted a public opinion poll with 957 Ontarians on their views and support of Ontario’s political parties and the Party Leaders. This poll was conducted between September the 3rd and September the 5th, 2019. If an election were held tomorrow, The Ontario Progressive Conservative Party (OPC) leads the Ontario Liberal Party of Ontario (OLP) by 4% (32% and 28% respectively). The Ontario New Democratic Party (ONDP) have the support of 27% of the populat

Tied Overall, Tied in Ontario

Sep 7, 2019
4 min

Tied Overall, Tied in Ontario

Campaign Research has conducted a national public opinion poll of 2,094 Canadians on their views of the upcoming federal election. This poll was conducted between September the 3rd and September the 5th, 2019. The Conservative Party of Canada (CPC) and the Liberal Party of Canada (LPC) both have the support of roughly 1/3rd of the population, just before the writ is dropped to start this federal election campaign. The Green Party and NDP continue to battle for 3rd with 12%

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