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Federal vote intention
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If a federal election were held tomorrow, which party would you vote for?
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Note: The data on federal vote intention are based on decided voters only.Our survey also finds that 13.1% of Canadians are undecided/ineligible to vote.
Weekly tracking of federal vote intention
BASE:
Decided voters; most recent data point Feb. 3-9 (n=2632)
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Second choice
Q.
Which party would be your second choice?
BASE:
Eligible voters; Feb. 3-9 (n=2943)
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020406080100 As soon aspossibleIn the next fourmonthsBefore the end of 2010Not until the 4year term ends in2012DK/NR
Preferred timing of next election
Higher among: Youth (26%),GP (22%), BQ(21%), NDP(20%)
Q.
Which of the following do you think should be the most importantissue for the next federal election: 1) social issues like health and education, 2) issues related to the economy likeeconomic growth and employment, 3) fiscal issues like taxes and debt, 4) climate change and the environment, or 5) none of these?
Higher among:LPC (15%)Higher among:LPC (35%),Ontario (27%)Higher among:CPC (72%), Alberta (59%),Prairies (59%),Seniors (49%)
BASE:
Eligible voters; Feb. 3-9 (n=2943)
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Wrong directionRight direction
BASE:
Canadians; most recent data point Feb. 3-9 (n=half sample)
Direction of government
Q.
All things considered, would you say the Government of Canada ismoving in the right direction or the wrong direction?
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