Polls
On energy and climate, politics is the problem
Nik Nanos and Brendan Frank: Climate disasters are piling up, and the public discourse around climate is getting more ambitious
Federal election 2021: What the polls are saying at the halfway mark
Stephen Maher talks to Philippe J. Fournier about the challenge now facing O’Toole, the big Quebec factor, and why the Liberals might have one more minority in them
338Canada: What did the polls say in 2019?
Philippe J. Fournier: In their final federal polls of the 2019 campaign, Canada’s pollsters did very well. The miss was largely in underestimating the Conservatives.
Seat cluster poll: The Liberals consolidate their advantage
Analysis by Innovative Research Group shows key regional advantages for the Liberals. They might explain why Trudeau thinks he can win a majority
Friendly or cold? Careless or practical? What voters see in the federal parties
Innovative Research asked Canadians which human attributes describe the major parties. It’s a revealing look at what each does well—or needs to do better.
Federal election 2021: Know your pollsters
Philippe J. Fournier: A detailed look at where the country’s top 10 polling firms land when measuring federal polls‚ and which way they tend to skew
338Canada U.S. presidential race: Biden leads but Trump is within striking distance
Philippe J. Fournier: It’s been 30 years since an incumbent has faced such poor numbers, but the electoral college still works in Trump’s favour
Buy Alberta? Prepare for a civil war? What Americans think in the age of Trump.
A new poll of U.S. attitudes points to some surprising views about the border and America’s own troubled place in the world
338Canada federal projection: Liberal gains at the Conservatives’ expense
Philippe J. Fournier: The Liberals have picked up the most support lately in B.C., and widened their lead in Ontario. The Tories remain out of contention.
Quebec leads in optimism even as its coronavirus case numbers soar: new poll
Premier François Legault enjoys the same level of support as his wildly popular chief medical officer of health, the survey suggests
Canadians have more faith in government to handle coronavirus than Americans and Brits—and less fear for their lives
A new survey finds optimism among Canadians about how the pandemic will play out. But our U.S. and U.K. cousins appear more generous and helpful in the face of the crisis.
How accurate are Canadian polls?
Philippe J. Fournier: A 338Canada analysis shows the hits and misses of the country’s top polling firms—and the importance of polling aggregates