An Abacus Data survey finds the PM’s popularity and Liberal support dipping, with the blame falling squarely on the disastrous trip to India
Harris-Decima checks in with the electorate.
[polldaddy poll=”5278682″]
It is obviously noteworthy that the Canadian public largely supports Stephen Harper’s proposed reforms to the Senate, but when the options are put side-by-side, the Canadian public is still relatively split.
[polldaddy poll=”5214861″]
[polldaddy poll=”5194645″]
[polldaddy poll=”5139914″]
Paul Adams considers the seat projection predicament.
Here is the magazine piece on Michael Ignatieff’s current situation. Here is the math.
The last three changes in government were not obviously foretold by publicly available polling data
When Nanos polled a thousand Canadians in January 2009 about what should happen if that year’s federal budget was defeated, 49% favoured an election, 42% said the opposition should be invited to form a coalition.
Abacus asks Canadians how they feel about the corporate tax rate.