June 25, 2015
Polls released since early June by pollsters such as Angus Reid, Ekos and Ipsos Reid on a blended sample of about 8,000 respondents projects 130 seats for the New Democratic Party, 119 for the Conservative Party, 86 for the Liberal Party, two for the Bloc Quebecois, and one for the Greens.
June 9, 2015
Polls released since May 6 by pollsters such as Abacus, Ekos and Ipsos Reid on a blended sample of about 11,000 respondents projects 124 seats for the Conservative Party, 108 for the New Democratic Party, 102 for the Liberal Party, three for the Bloc Quebecois, and one for the Greens.
Shakeup After Alberta Election
May 19, 2015
Polls released since May 6 by Ekos, Forum and Insight Canada on a blended sample of about 4,000 respondents projects 128 seats for the Conservative Party, 104 for the New Democratic Party, 103 for the Liberal Party, two for the Bloc Quebecois, and one for the Greens.
April 8, 2015
Polls released in March by Abacus, Ekos, Forum and Leger Marketing on a blended sample of about 18,000 respondents projects 141 seats for the Conservative Party, 115 for the Liberals, 76 for the New Democratic Party, five for the Bloc Quebecois, and one for the Greens.
Conservatives Edge Upward Among Mixed Regional Trends
March 5, 2015
Polls released in February by Abacus, CROP (Quebec only), Ekos, Ipsos Reid and Leger Marketing on a blended sample of about 12,000 respondents projects 140 seats for the Conservative Party, 122 for the Liberals, 72 for the New Democratic Party, three for the Bloc Quebecois, and one for the Greens.
January 22, 2015
Polls conducted between mid-December to mid-January by Abacus, Ekos, Forum Research, Ipsos Reid and Leger Marketing on a blended sample of about 20,000 respondents projects 134 seats for the Conservative Party, 120 for the Liberals, 79 for the New Democratic Party, four for the Bloc Quebecois, and one for the Greens.
December 9, 2014
Polls conducted between Nov. 4 to Dec.1 by Abacus, Ipsos Reid, Ekos and Leger Marketing on a blended sample of about 13,000 respondents projects 132 seats for the Conservative Party, 123 for the Liberals, 80 for the New Democratic Party, two for the Bloc Quebecois, and one for the Greens.
NDP Rebounds as Polls Vary Widely
October 24, 2014
Polls conducted between Sept. 19 to Oct. 17 by I Angus Reid, Ekos, Forum Research and Abacus on a blended sample of about 6800 respondents projects 136 seats for the Liberal Party, 114 for the Conservatives, 85 for the New Democratic Party, two for the Bloc Quebecois, and one for the Greens.
September 23, 2014
Polls conducted between mid-August to mid-September by Ipsos Reid, Abacus and Forum Research on a blended sample of about 5500 respondents projects 140 seats for the Liberal Party, 127 for the Conservatives, 63 for the New Democratic Party, seven for the Bloc Quebecois, and one for the Greens.
Near Tie in Regionally Polarized Electorate
July 2, 2014
Polls conducted between May 1 and June 18 by Ekos, Angus Reid, Forum Research and Leger (Quebec only) on a blended sample of about 8500 respondents projects 127 seats for the Conservative Party, 123 for the Liberals, 80 for the New Democratic Party, seven for the Bloc Quebecois, and one for the Greens.
Ontario Election 2014 Postmortem
June 24, 2014
Dr. Barry Kay provides an analysis of the accuracy of seat projections for the Ontario 2014 elections.
June 12, 2014
Polls conducted between June 4-11 by Abacus, Ekos, Forum Research, Ipsos Reid and Oracle on a blended sample of about 6000 respondents projects 49 seats for the Liberal Party, 38 for the Progressive Conservatives and 20 for the New Democratic Party.
June 10, 2014
Polls conducted between June 3-8 by Abacus, Ekos, Forum Research and Ipsos Reid on a blended sample of about 5000 respondents projects 47 seats for the Liberal Party, 41 for the Progressive Conservatives and 19 for the New Democratic Party.
June 9, 2014
Polls conducted between May 28 and June 6 by Abacus, Ekos, Forum Research and Ipsos Reid on a blended sample of about 5000 respondents projects 48 seats for the Liberal Party, 41 for the Progressive Conservatives and 18 for the New Democratic Party.
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