Voters Think Mulcair, Trudeau Are Better Choices To Deal With Shaky Economy: Ipsos Poll

15-061704-01 - FEDERAL ELECTIONS 2015 (eNation Sep 5-7, 2015)
Detailed Tables
Which leader of the major federal parties would make the best Prime Minister of Canada?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
949
949
113
127
93
101*
96
61*
337
364
215
228
95
68*
233
235
285
287
243
239
188
187
205
202
744
747
461
460
488
489
238
264
371
351
340
334
Stephen Harper
275
29.0%
30
24.0%
57
24.0%
84
29.0%
59
22.0%
84
35.0%
85
29.0%
63
34.0%
248
33.0%
149
32.0%
N
126
27.0%
126
26.0%
26
26.0%
14
23.0%
123
34.0%
C
132
58.0%
ABCDF
95
40.0%
119
41.0%
85
35.0%
72
38.0%
73
36.0%
297
40.0%
185
40.0%
111
42.0%
PQ
94
35.0%
110
33.0%
O
87
26.0%
370
39.0%
178
36.0%
M
186
38.0%
105
30.0%
O
105
30.0%
Thomas Mulcair
33
49.0%
BDE
25
37.0%
C
73
36.0%
L
56
28.0%
202
27.0%
57
25.0%
82
34.0%
G
73
30.0%
52
28.0%
48
38.0%
E
50
39.0%
C
127
35.0%
AEF
113
31.0%
10
14.0%
304
32.0%
25
42.0%
AEF
22
35.0%
38
17.0%
Justin Trudeau
45
44.0%
AEF
30
30.0%
140
40.0%
137
41.0%
Base: All respondents

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D/E/F - G/H/I/J - K/L - M/N - O/P/Q - R/S/T * small base
Ipsos Public Affairs

September 8, 2015
FINAL DATA
21 of 66
Detailed Tables
As you may know, there's been a lot of talk about the weak performance of Canada's economy. In your view, which party and leader would be best able to deal with this issue if they are elected on October 19 th?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
949
949
113
127
93
101*
96
61*
337
364
215
228
95
68*
233
235
285
287
243
239
188
187
205
202
744
747
461
460
488
489
238
264
371
351
340
334
Stephen Harper and the Conservatives
292
31.0%
27
44.0%
AEF
19
30.0%
60
25.0%
89
31.0%
59
31.0%
153
33.0%
139
28.0%
69
26.0%
107
31.0%
77
33.0%
96
33.0%
64
34.0%
142
31.0%
171
35.0%
96
36.0%
118
34.0%
30
30.0%
16
26.0%
99
42.0%
I
102
36.0%
78
33.0%
65
35.0%
71
35.0%
259
35.0%
K
272
36.0%
116
35.0%
O
100
30.0%
344
36.0%
36
53.0%
ABCDE
22
33.0%
76
38.0%
L
54
27.0%
216
29.0%
59
26.0%
84
35.0%
G
77
32.0%
Thomas Mulcair and the NDP
128
35.0%
EF
127
35.0%
BE
109
30.0%
10
14.0%
313
33.0%
48
47.0%
ADEF
23
23.0%
46
20.0%
Justin Trudeau and the Liberals
34
27.0%
F
49
39.0%
BE
44
34.0%
165
36.0%
179
37.0%
100
38.0%
126
36.0%
118
35.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
123
54.0%
ABCDF

September 8, 2015
FINAL DATA
22 of 66
Detailed Tables
Given the economic challenges facing Canada, do you agree or disagree that Canada's next government should do the following: 1) Increase the taxes paid by large Corporations?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
949
949
113
127
93
101*
96
61*
337
364
215
228
95
68*
233
235
285
287
243
239
188
187
205
202
744
747
461
460
488
489
238
264
371
351
340
334
Strongly agree
468
49.0%
72
56.0%
52
51.0%
27
44.0%
170
47.0%
113
50.0%
34
51.0%
75
40.0%
93
46.0%
375
50.0%
207
45.0%
165
47.0%
160
48.0%
45
36.0%
30
30.0%
133
37.0%
85
37.0%
22
33.0%
173
38.0%
77
29.0%
8
6.0%
44
12.0%
22
10.0%
9
14.0%
23
10.0%
23
8.0%
24
12.0%
81
11.0%
42
9.0%
33
12.0%
130
39.0%
O
30
9.0%
34
4.0%
3
2.0%
3
4.0%
17
5.0%
7
3.0%
2
3.0%
10
4.0%
13
4.0%
4
2.0%
7
3.0%
27
4.0%
62
14.0%
N
18
4.0%
135
39.0%
O
42
12.0%
Strongly disagree
17
17.0%
A
2
2.0%
76
41.0%
H
28
15.0%
H
7
4.0%
265
35.0%
105
11.0%
96
40.0%
H
30
12.0%
78
39.0%
Somewhat disagree
27
44.0%
B
4
7.0%
261
53.0%
M
170
35.0%
143
54.0%
343
36.0%
162
56.0%
IJ
90
31.0%
110
46.0%
Somewhat agree
121
52.0%
J
81
34.0%
15
3.0%
11
4.0%
9
2.0%
14
4.0%
Agree (T2B)
811
85.0%
82
81.0%
54
88.0%
303
83.0%
198
87.0%
57
83.0%
202
86.0%
251
87.0%
206
86.0%
151
81.0%
171
85.0%
640
86.0%
379
82.0%
300
86.0%
290
87.0%
138
15.0%
19
19.0%
A
7
12.0%
61
17.0%
A
29
13.0%
11
17.0%
33
14.0%
36
13.0%
33
14.0%
36
19.0%
31
15.0%
108
14.0%
81
18.0%
N
431
88.0%
M
58
12.0%
220
83.0%
Disagree (B2B)
117
92.0%
BD
11
8.0%
44
17.0%
51
14.0%
44
13.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Increase the taxes paid by large Corporations
SUMMARY

September 8, 2015
FINAL DATA
23 of 66
Detailed Tables
Given the economic challenges facing Canada, do you agree or disagree that Canada's next government should do the following: 2) Decrease the taxes paid by small businesses?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
949
949
113
127
93
101*
96
61*
337
364
215
228
95
68*
233
235
285
287
243
239
188
187
205
202
744
747
461
460
488
489
238
264
371
351
340
334
Strongly agree
227
24.0%
34
27.0%
22
22.0%
11
18.0%
94
26.0%
46
20.0%
20
30.0%
34
18.0%
47
23.0%
180
24.0%
111
24.0%
116
24.0%
75
22.0%
68
53.0%
50
49.0%
37
61.0%
195
54.0%
114
50.0%
34
51.0%
135
57.0%
90
48.0%
96
48.0%
403
54.0%
233
51.0%
265
54.0%
82
31.0%
PQ
125
47.0%
71
20.0%
499
53.0%
72
25.0%
I
155
54.0%
40
17.0%
Somewhat agree
81
34.0%
HIJ
118
50.0%
191
55.0%
183
55.0%
Somewhat disagree
178
19.0%
22
17.0%
24
24.0%
9
14.0%
59
16.0%
52
23.0%
12
17.0%
24
10.0%
88
19.0%
90
18.0%
43
16.0%
74
21.0%
61
18.0%
4
3.0%
5
5.0%
4
7.0%
15
4.0%
16
7.0%
1
2.0%
12
5.0%
50
27.0%
GH
13
7.0%
131
18.0%
45
5.0%
54
23.0%
G
9
4.0%
47
23.0%
Strongly disagree
49
17.0%
G
11
4.0%
12
6.0%
34
4.0%
27
6.0%
18
4.0%
15
6.0%
15
4.0%
15
5.0%
Agree (T2B)
726
77.0%
102
80.0%
71
71.0%
48
79.0%
160
70.0%
55
81.0%
143
71.0%
382
78.0%
207
78.0%
262
75.0%
257
77.0%
30
29.0%
13
21.0%
68
30.0%
D
13
19.0%
64
27.0%
G
62
33.0%
GH
58
29.0%
L
583
78.0%
K
165
22.0%
344
75.0%
25
20.0%
227
79.0%
J
60
21.0%
125
67.0%
223
23.0%
199
85.0%
IJ
36
15.0%
175
73.0%
Disagree (B2B)
289
79.0%
E
75
21.0%
115
25.0%
108
22.0%
57
22.0%
89
25.0%
77
23.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Decrease the taxes paid by small businesses
SUMMARY

September 8, 2015
FINAL DATA
24 of 66
Detailed Tables
Given the economic challenges facing Canada, do you agree or disagree that Canada's next government should do the following: 3) Increase our budget deficit in order to spend money on infrastructure projects to create jobs?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
949
949
113
127
93
101*
96
61*
337
364
215
228
95
68*
233
235
285
287
243
239
188
187
205
202
744
747
461
460
488
489
238
264
371
351
340
334
Strongly agree
156
16.0%
24
18.0%
16
16.0%
9
14.0%
68
19.0%
29
13.0%
11
17.0%
48
17.0%
37
16.0%
21
11.0%
31
16.0%
125
17.0%
79
17.0%
77
16.0%
47
14.0%
421
44.0%
54
42.0%
49
49.0%
23
38.0%
159
44.0%
100
44.0%
35
52.0%
128
44.0%
103
43.0%
90
48.0%
96
48.0%
325
44.0%
197
43.0%
224
46.0%
66
25.0%
PQ
126
48.0%
44
12.0%
Somewhat agree
50
21.0%
J
101
43.0%
162
46.0%
133
40.0%
Somewhat disagree
260
27.0%
39
31.0%
28
28.0%
93
26.0%
65
28.0%
14
21.0%
60
25.0%
72
25.0%
53
26.0%
207
28.0%
117
25.0%
143
29.0%
55
21.0%
111
12.0%
11
8.0%
7
7.0%
44
12.0%
34
15.0%
7
11.0%
25
10.0%
39
14.0%
79
33.0%
H
20
8.0%
49
26.0%
Strongly disagree
21
34.0%
F
8
13.0%
27
15.0%
22
11.0%
90
12.0%
67
14.0%
N
45
9.0%
17
7.0%
106
30.0%
O
39
11.0%
99
30.0%
O
55
16.0%
OP
Agree (T2B)
577
61.0%
77
61.0%
66
65.0%
32
53.0%
226
62.0%
129
57.0%
151
64.0%
176
61.0%
140
58.0%
111
59.0%
127
63.0%
450
60.0%
276
60.0%
301
62.0%
180
54.0%
372
39.0%
50
39.0%
36
35.0%
29
47.0%
F
137
38.0%
99
43.0%
84
36.0%
112
39.0%
100
42.0%
76
41.0%
74
37.0%
297
40.0%
184
40.0%
188
38.0%
192
73.0%
PQ
72
27.0%
206
59.0%
Disagree (B2B)
47
69.0%
C
21
31.0%
145
41.0%
O
154
46.0%
O

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Increase our budget deficit in order to spend money on
infrastructure projects to create jobs
SUMMARY

September 8, 2015
FINAL DATA
25 of 66
Detailed Tables
Given the economic challenges facing Canada, do you agree or disagree that Canada's next government should do the following: 4) Stick with the current approach to managing the economy?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
949
949
113
127
93
101*
96
61*
337
364
215
228
95
68*
233
235
285
287
243
239
188
187
205
202
744
747
461
460
488
489
238
264
371
351
340
334
Strongly agree
104
11.0%
12
9.0%
10
10.0%
7
12.0%
47
13.0%
20
9.0%
8
12.0%
23
8.0%
27
11.0%
19
10.0%
26
13.0%
79
11.0%
33
13.0%
31
9.0%
40
12.0%
332
35.0%
34
27.0%
83
36.0%
22
33.0%
107
37.0%
79
33.0%
61
33.0%
70
35.0%
262
35.0%
127
36.0%
121
36.0%
128
35.0%
96
40.0%
67
36.0%
78
39.0%
263
35.0%
166
36.0%
88
33.0%
10
16.0%
69
19.0%
41
17.0%
54
19.0%
38
16.0%
39
21.0%
29
14.0%
143
19.0%
85
18.0%
87
18.0%
59
22.0%
P
144
41.0%
Q
49
14.0%
109
33.0%
17
17.0%
26
39.0%
C
11
17.0%
104
36.0%
172
18.0%
85
37.0%
C
40
18.0%
74
31.0%
Strongly disagree
57
45.0%
BC
24
19.0%
188
39.0%
M
174
36.0%
84
32.0%
341
36.0%
29
47.0%
ADF
15
24.0%
119
33.0%
Somewhat disagree
45
44.0%
AD
30
30.0%
65
14.0%
N
144
31.0%
39
8.0%
Somewhat agree
35
15.0%
H
85
36.0%
Agree (T2B)
436
46.0%
46
36.0%
103
45.0%
30
45.0%
121
51.0%
129
45.0%
106
44.0%
81
43.0%
95
47.0%
341
46.0%
209
45.0%
228
47.0%
118
45.0%
158
45.0%
161
48.0%
513
54.0%
81
64.0%
BC
36
59.0%
ADEF
25
41.0%
167
46.0%
Disagree (B2B)
54
54.0%
A
47
46.0%
197
54.0%
C
125
55.0%
C
38
55.0%
C
115
49.0%
158
55.0%
134
56.0%
106
57.0%
106
53.0%
406
54.0%
251
55.0%
261
53.0%
146
55.0%
193
55.0%
173
52.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Stick with the current approach to managing the economy
64
19.0%
SUMMARY

September 8, 2015
FINAL DATA
26 of 66
Detailed Tables
Given the economic challenges facing Canada, do you agree or disagree that Canada's next government should do the following: 5) Decrease taxes for the middle class?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
949
949
113
127
93
101*
96
61*
337
364
215
228
95
68*
233
235
285
287
243
239
188
187
205
202
744
747
461
460
488
489
238
264
371
351
340
334
Strongly agree
422
44.0%
50
40.0%
35
35.0%
33
49.0%
111
47.0%
138
48.0%
98
41.0%
75
40.0%
96
47.0%
327
44.0%
189
41.0%
233
48.0%
126
48.0%
159
45.0%
138
41.0%
396
42.0%
99
43.0%
F
15
7.0%
90
38.0%
116
41.0%
113
47.0%
77
41.0%
79
39.0%
317
42.0%
195
42.0%
201
41.0%
97
37.0%
149
42.0%
106
11.0%
23
10.0%
29
10.0%
26
11.0%
29
15.0%
18
9.0%
89
12.0%
60
13.0%
46
9.0%
34
13.0%
35
10.0%
25
3.0%
1
1.0%
13
19.0%
ACE
2
3.0%
150
45.0%
O
38
11.0%
Strongly disagree
48
47.0%
F
16
16.0%
CE
2
2.0%
20
29.0%
Somewhat disagree
65
51.0%
DF
11
8.0%
168
46.0%
B
136
38.0%
106
47.0%
Somewhat agree
30
49.0%
B
28
46.0%
F
2
4.0%
11
5.0%
HI
4
1.0%
3
1.0%
7
4.0%
10
5.0%
L
15
2.0%
15
3.0%
9
2.0%
8
3.0%
8
2.0%
8
2.0%
Agree (T2B)
818
86.0%
53
77.0%
201
85.0%
644
86.0%
385
84.0%
308
88.0%
288
86.0%
34
15.0%
36
19.0%
HI
27
13.0%
104
14.0%
75
16.0%
N
434
89.0%
M
56
11.0%
223
84.0%
15
23.0%
ACE
211
88.0%
J
28
12.0%
175
87.0%
131
14.0%
255
89.0%
J
32
11.0%
151
81.0%
Disagree (B2B)
116
91.0%
F
12
9.0%
42
16.0%
43
12.0%
46
14.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Decrease taxes for the middle class
1
1.0%
49
13.0%
CE
10
3.0%
8
3.0%
SUMMARY
83
82.0%
18
18.0%
C
58
95.0%
BDF
3
5.0%
304
84.0%
60
16.0%
CE
205
90.0%
DF
23
10.0%

September 8, 2015
FINAL DATA
27 of 66
Detailed Tables
Given the economic challenges facing Canada, do you agree or disagree that Canada's next government should do the following: 6) Increase taxes for higher-income Canadians?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
949
949
113
127
93
101*
96
61*
337
364
215
228
95
68*
233
235
285
287
243
239
188
187
205
202
744
747
461
460
488
489
238
264
371
351
340
334
Strongly agree
436
46.0%
44
44.0%
25
40.0%
28
42.0%
208
45.0%
228
47.0%
120
45.0%
147
42.0%
23
34.0%
74
39.0%
78
39.0%
262
35.0%
159
35.0%
181
37.0%
83
31.0%
132
14.0%
15
12.0%
11
11.0%
49
14.0%
13
19.0%
30
13.0%
31
11.0%
35
15.0%
100
13.0%
70
15.0%
62
13.0%
41
4.0%
1
1.0%
3
3.0%
21
6.0%
A
11
5.0%
4
5.0%
A
9
4.0%
15
5.0%
5
2.0%
36
19.0%
H
12
7.0%
I
32
16.0%
Strongly disagree
13
22.0%
ABDE
1
2.0%
10
5.0%
31
4.0%
23
5.0%
18
4.0%
49
19.0%
PQ
12
5.0%
150
43.0%
OQ
42
12.0%
169
51.0%
P
107
32.0%
Somewhat disagree
95
42.0%
D
30
13.0%
109
46.0%
J
90
38.0%
355
48.0%
22
36.0%
141
49.0%
J
100
35.0%
81
40.0%
42
42.0%
120
51.0%
J
77
33.0%
65
35.0%
340
36.0%
179
49.0%
E
114
31.0%
92
40.0%
Somewhat agree
67
52.0%
E
44
35.0%
Agree (T2B)
776
82.0%
87
86.0%
46
76.0%
293
81.0%
187
82.0%
52
76.0%
367
80.0%
408
84.0%
203
77.0%
15
24.0%
A
71
19.0%
41
18.0%
16
24.0%
A
199
83.0%
J
40
17.0%
617
83.0%
14
14.0%
241
84.0%
J
46
16.0%
159
79.0%
173
18.0%
197
84.0%
J
38
16.0%
138
74.0%
Disagree (B2B)
111
87.0%
CF
16
13.0%
49
26.0%
GHI
43
21.0%
131
17.0%
93
20.0%
81
16.0%
61
23.0%
P

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Increase taxes for higher-income Canadians
41
12.0%
12
3.0%
17
5.0%
297
85.0%
O
54
15.0%
276
83.0%
SUMMARY
58
17.0%

September 8, 2015
FINAL DATA
28 of 66
Detailed Tables
Given the economic challenges facing Canada, do you agree or disagree that Canada's next government should do the following: 7) Continue the Canada Child Benefit?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
949
949
113
127
93
101*
96
61*
337
364
215
228
95
68*
233
235
285
287
243
239
188
187
205
202
744
747
461
460
488
489
238
264
371
351
340
334
Strongly agree
328
35.0%
45
35.0%
42
41.0%
24
39.0%
118
33.0%
73
32.0%
26
39.0%
49
26.0%
138
30.0%
44
44.0%
23
38.0%
142
39.0%
26
39.0%
83
44.0%
199
43.0%
21
17.0%
11
11.0%
11
18.0%
12
18.0%
36
15.0%
45
16.0%
33
18.0%
21
11.0%
68
14.0%
34
13.0%
64
18.0%
62
7.0%
4
3.0%
4
4.0%
3
5.0%
14
6.0%
3
4.0%
11
5.0%
15
5.0%
13
6.0%
22
12.0%
GHI
7
3.0%
88
19.0%
N
34
7.0%
162
48.0%
OP
58
17.0%
Strongly disagree
71
19.0%
B
33
9.0%
338
45.0%
K
135
18.0%
K
55
7.0%
K
126
36.0%
Q
138
39.0%
157
17.0%
116
48.0%
G
43
18.0%
112
42.0%
Q
103
39.0%
Somewhat disagree
110
48.0%
D
31
14.0%
189
39.0%
M
204
42.0%
89
27.0%
57
44.0%
108
54.0%
L
65
32.0%
219
29.0%
403
42.0%
113
39.0%
IJ
115
40.0%
67
28.0%
Somewhat agree
99
42.0%
IJ
89
38.0%
28
6.0%
15
6.0%
22
6.0%
24
7.0%
Agree (T2B)
730
77.0%
102
80.0%
47
77.0%
260
72.0%
337
73.0%
265
75.0%
251
75.0%
56
24.0%
55
30.0%
GH
190
25.0%
K
122
27.0%
N
393
80.0%
M
96
20.0%
214
81.0%
104
28.0%
BE
173
86.0%
L
28
14.0%
557
75.0%
14
23.0%
228
79.0%
J
59
21.0%
132
70.0%
26
20.0%
188
80.0%
J
47
20.0%
183
76.0%
219
23.0%
183
80.0%
D
45
20.0%
53
78.0%
Disagree (B2B)
86
85.0%
D
15
15.0%
50
19.0%
86
25.0%
83
25.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Continue the Canada Child Benefit
SUMMARY
15
22.0%

September 8, 2015
FINAL DATA
29 of 66
Detailed Tables
Given the economic challenges facing Canada, do you agree or disagree that Canada's next government should do the following: 8) Expand broadband internet to rural communities?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
949
949
113
127
93
101*
96
61*
337
364
215
228
95
68*
233
235
285
287
243
239
188
187
205
202
744
747
461
460
488
489
238
264
371
351
340
334
Strongly agree
283
30.0%
35
27.0%
30
30.0%
104
29.0%
66
29.0%
25
37.0%
59
25.0%
49
26.0%
59
29.0%
224
30.0%
127
28.0%
156
32.0%
86
33.0%
95
27.0%
102
31.0%
486
51.0%
51
51.0%
134
56.0%
95
51.0%
96
48.0%
390
52.0%
241
52.0%
245
50.0%
125
47.0%
185
53.0%
176
53.0%
15
15.0%
10
16.0%
120
53.0%
C
37
16.0%
143
50.0%
148
16.0%
193
53.0%
C
53
15.0%
31
45.0%
Somewhat disagree
69
54.0%
C
23
18.0%
86
37.0%
IJ
114
49.0%
90
31.0%
Somewhat agree
24
39.0%
D
23
38.0%
10
15.0%
28
12.0%
45
16.0%
40
17.0%
39
19.0%
109
15.0%
73
16.0%
75
15.0%
42
16.0%
59
17.0%
46
14.0%
Strongly disagree
32
3.0%
1
1.0%
5
5.0%
4
7.0%
AE
14
4.0%
5
2.0%
2
3.0%
7
3.0%
10
4.0%
7
3.0%
36
19.0%
G
7
4.0%
7
3.0%
25
3.0%
19
4.0%
13
3.0%
10
4.0%
12
3.0%
10
3.0%
Agree (T2B)
769
81.0%
103
81.0%
81
81.0%
47
77.0%
296
81.0%
185
81.0%
56
82.0%
233
81.0%
192
80.0%
144
77.0%
156
77.0%
613
82.0%
368
80.0%
402
82.0%
211
80.0%
280
80.0%
278
83.0%
Disagree (B2B)
180
19.0%
24
19.0%
20
19.0%
14
23.0%
67
19.0%
42
19.0%
12
18.0%
200
85.0%
J
35
15.0%
55
19.0%
47
20.0%
43
23.0%
G
46
23.0%
134
18.0%
92
20.0%
88
18.0%
53
20.0%
71
20.0%
56
17.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Expand broadband internet to rural communities
SUMMARY

September 8, 2015
FINAL DATA
30 of 66
Detailed Tables
Given the economic challenges facing Canada, do you agree or disagree that Canada's next government should do the following: 9) Provide tax credits for companies exploring for minerals in Canada?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
949
949
113
127
93
101*
96
61*
337
364
215
228
95
68*
233
235
285
287
243
239
188
187
205
202
744
747
461
460
488
489
238
264
371
351
340
334
Strongly agree
88
9.0%
6
5.0%
10
10.0%
6
9.0%
11
5.0%
14
7.0%
19
10.0%
69
9.0%
25
7.0%
74
32.0%
55
30.0%
66
33.0%
274
37.0%
181
37.0%
110
31.0%
126
38.0%
372
39.0%
53
42.0%
43
42.0%
138
38.0%
91
40.0%
28
41.0%
78
33.0%
111
39.0%
J
108
38.0%
84
35.0%
Somewhat disagree
29
47.0%
DE
18
30.0%
204
42.0%
20
15.0%
8
8.0%
9
15.0%
51
14.0%
52
23.0%
BD
9
14.0%
35
15.0%
42
15.0%
92
46.0%
L
25
12.0%
168
37.0%
149
16.0%
82
44.0%
G
36
19.0%
279
37.0%
Strongly disagree
103
43.0%
G
36
15.0%
40
15.0%
PQ
104
39.0%
P
78
30.0%
23
7.0%
40
40.0%
54
12.0%
N
159
34.0%
34
7.0%
49
38.0%
33
14.0%
IJ
89
38.0%
16
7.0%
340
36.0%
8
11.0%
E
23
34.0%
25
9.0%
Somewhat agree
49
13.0%
AE
126
34.0%
125
17.0%
79
17.0%
70
14.0%
41
16.0%
160
46.0%
O
58
17.0%
134
40.0%
O
50
15.0%
Agree (T2B)
428
45.0%
55
43.0%
85
42.0%
343
46.0%
213
46.0%
216
44.0%
151
45.0%
139
58.0%
G
118
63.0%
GH
117
58.0%
404
54.0%
247
54.0%
274
56.0%
145
55.0%
PQ
119
45.0%
133
38.0%
37
54.0%
137
48.0%
J
151
52.0%
69
37.0%
144
63.0%
BCD
122
52.0%
IJ
113
48.0%
100
42.0%
73
57.0%
174
48.0%
E
190
52.0%
31
46.0%
521
55.0%
34
56.0%
E
27
44.0%
84
37.0%
Disagree (B2B)
50
50.0%
E
51
50.0%
218
62.0%
O
183
55.0%
O

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Provide tax credits for companies exploring for minerals in
Canada
SUMMARY

September 8, 2015
FINAL DATA
31 of 66
Detailed Tables
Given the economic challenges facing Canada, do you agree or disagree that Canada's next government should do the following: 10) Provide a tax credit for service club members?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
949
949
113
127
93
101*
96
61*
337
364
215
228
95
68*
233
235
285
287
243
239
188
187
205
202
744
747
461
460
488
489
238
264
371
351
340
334
Strongly agree
75
8.0%
9
7.0%
5
5.0%
7
11.0%
36
10.0%
12
5.0%
5
7.0%
20
7.0%
14
6.0%
11
6.0%
14
7.0%
61
8.0%
43
9.0%
31
6.0%
20
6.0%
284
30.0%
33
33.0%
14
23.0%
107
29.0%
55
24.0%
73
30.0%
52
28.0%
60
30.0%
224
30.0%
126
27.0%
158
32.0%
43
43.0%
159
44.0%
87
38.0%
92
39.0%
130
45.0%
104
43.0%
78
42.0%
91
45.0%
312
42.0%
184
40.0%
219
45.0%
Strongly disagree
187
20.0%
13
10.0%
20
20.0%
31
50.0%
E
10
16.0%
62
17.0%
74
32.0%
ABCDF
8
11.0%
37
16.0%
54
19.0%
50
21.0%
45
24.0%
G
36
18.0%
151
20.0%
106
23.0%
N
81
16.0%
31
12.0%
101
29.0%
Q
160
46.0%
O
68
19.0%
O
69
21.0%
404
43.0%
24
36.0%
E
31
46.0%
84
29.0%
Somewhat disagree
51
40.0%
CDE
54
42.0%
33
13.0%
PQ
115
43.0%
PQ
85
32.0%
22
6.0%
Somewhat agree
30
13.0%
HIJ
76
32.0%
Agree (T2B)
359
38.0%
38
38.0%
21
34.0%
63
34.0%
74
37.0%
285
38.0%
170
37.0%
189
39.0%
184
64.0%
G
153
64.0%
G
124
66.0%
G
127
63.0%
463
62.0%
290
63.0%
300
61.0%
148
56.0%
PQ
116
44.0%
123
35.0%
Q
228
65.0%
O
88
26.0%
40
66.0%
A
106
45.0%
HIJ
129
55.0%
86
36.0%
63
62.0%
29
43.0%
E
39
57.0%
103
36.0%
590
62.0%
143
39.0%
E
221
61.0%
67
30.0%
Disagree (B2B)
61
48.0%
CE
67
52.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Provide a tax credit for service club members
158
47.0%
O
87
26.0%
OP
SUMMARY
160
70.0%
ADF
246
74.0%
OP

September 8, 2015
FINAL DATA
32 of 66
Detailed Tables
Given the economic challenges facing Canada, do you agree or disagree that Canada's next government should do the following: 11) Raise the Adoption Expense Tax Credit limit?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
949
949
113
127
93
101*
96
61*
337
364
215
228
95
68*
233
235
285
287
243
239
188
187
205
202
744
747
461
460
488
489
238
264
371
351
340
334
Strongly agree
108
11.0%
8
6.0%
21
9.0%
9
14.0%
20
8.0%
16
9.0%
18
9.0%
90
12.0%
47
10.0%
61
13.0%
34
10.0%
138
38.0%
84
37.0%
23
33.0%
111
39.0%
105
44.0%
69
37.0%
86
43.0%
293
39.0%
184
40.0%
195
40.0%
46
17.0%
PQ
113
43.0%
28
8.0%
144
41.0%
123
37.0%
Somewhat disagree
348
37.0%
62
49.0%
DEF
48
38.0%
35
15.0%
I
93
39.0%
37
13.0%
379
40.0%
35
34.0%
10
17.0%
AE
30
48.0%
F
15
25.0%
42
12.0%
Somewhat agree
16
16.0%
A
42
42.0%
94
39.0%
65
35.0%
62
31.0%
286
38.0%
162
35.0%
186
38.0%
81
31.0%
133
38.0%
9
7.0%
8
8.0%
6
9.0%
29
43.0%
C
7
11.0%
108
38.0%
114
12.0%
84
37.0%
C
38
17.0%
AB
81
34.0%
Strongly disagree
136
37.0%
C
47
13.0%
27
11.0%
31
11.0%
20
8.0%
37
20.0%
GHI
35
17.0%
L
79
11.0%
67
15.0%
N
47
10.0%
25
9.0%
46
13.0%
134
40.0%
O
44
13.0%
Agree (T2B)
487
51.0%
70
55.0%
59
58.0%
180
50.0%
106
46.0%
32
47.0%
127
54.0%
148
52.0%
125
52.0%
86
46.0%
104
52.0%
382
51.0%
231
50.0%
256
52.0%
157
47.0%
462
49.0%
57
45.0%
42
42.0%
183
50.0%
C
122
54.0%
C
36
53.0%
C
108
46.0%
139
48.0%
114
48.0%
101
54.0%
97
48.0%
365
49.0%
229
50.0%
233
48.0%
158
60.0%
PQ
106
40.0%
172
49.0%
Disagree (B2B)
40
66.0%
DEF
21
34.0%
179
51.0%
O
177
53.0%
O

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Raise the Adoption Expense Tax Credit limit
SUMMARY

September 8, 2015
FINAL DATA
33 of 66
Detailed Tables
Given the economic challenges facing Canada, do you agree or disagree that Canada's next government should do the following: 12) Balance the budget?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
949
949
113
127
93
101*
96
61*
337
364
215
228
95
68*
233
235
285
287
243
239
188
187
205
202
744
747
461
460
488
489
238
264
371
351
340
334
Strongly agree
351
37.0%
45
35.0%
24
39.0%
128
35.0%
75
33.0%
30
43.0%
74
37.0%
277
37.0%
163
35.0%
187
38.0%
110
33.0%
29
47.0%
158
43.0%
23
34.0%
119
50.0%
77
41.0%
96
48.0%
326
44.0%
203
44.0%
219
45.0%
156
16.0%
11
11.0%
8
13.0%
71
20.0%
13
20.0%
24
10.0%
38
13.0%
128
17.0%
80
17.0%
76
16.0%
33
13.0%
20
2.0%
2
2.0%
3
3.0%
1
1.0%
7
2.0%
6
2.0%
2
3.0%
6
2.0%
5
2.0%
48
26.0%
GH
4
2.0%
29
14.0%
Strongly disagree
47
20.0%
G
5
2.0%
183
52.0%
OQ
52
15.0%
142
42.0%
Somewhat disagree
109
48.0%
F
38
17.0%
127
48.0%
PQ
97
37.0%
113
32.0%
66
52.0%
BF
15
11.0%
121
42.0%
IJ
123
43.0%
58
31.0%
422
44.0%
103
44.0%
IJ
103
44.0%
69
29.0%
Somewhat agree
49
48.0%
DE
38
38.0%
3
1.0%
17
2.0%
13
3.0%
7
1.0%
7
2.0%
3
1.0%
Agree (T2B)
772
81.0%
111
87.0%
87
86.0%
52
86.0%
286
79.0%
184
81.0%
53
77.0%
135
72.0%
170
84.0%
603
81.0%
367
80.0%
406
83.0%
177
19.0%
17
13.0%
15
14.0%
9
14.0%
78
21.0%
44
19.0%
15
23.0%
244
85.0%
J
44
15.0%
187
78.0%
Disagree (B2B)
206
88.0%
IJ
29
12.0%
52
22.0%
G
52
28.0%
GH
32
16.0%
145
19.0%
93
20.0%
83
17.0%
224
85.0%
Q
40
15.0%
296
84.0%
Q
55
16.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Balance the budget
72
21.0%
OP
10
3.0%
P
SUMMARY
252
75.0%
82
25.0%
OP

September 8, 2015
FINAL DATA
34 of 66
Detailed Tables
[AGREE SUMMARY TABLE (Top2Box)]
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
949
949
113
127
93
101*
96
61*
337
364
215
228
95
68*
233
235
285
287
243
239
188
187
205
202
744
747
461
460
488
489
238
264
371
351
340
334
811
85.0%
117
92.0%
BD
82
81.0%
54
88.0%
303
83.0%
198
87.0%
57
83.0%
202
86.0%
251
87.0%
206
86.0%
151
81.0%
171
85.0%
640
86.0%
379
82.0%
431
88.0%
M
220
83.0%
300
86.0%
290
87.0%
726
77.0%
102
80.0%
71
71.0%
48
79.0%
289
79.0%
E
160
70.0%
55
81.0%
199
85.0%
IJ
227
79.0%
J
175
73.0%
125
67.0%
143
71.0%
583
78.0%
K
344
75.0%
382
78.0%
207
78.0%
262
75.0%
257
77.0%
577
61.0%
77
61.0%
66
65.0%
32
53.0%
226
62.0%
129
57.0%
47
69.0%
C
151
64.0%
176
61.0%
140
58.0%
111
59.0%
127
63.0%
450
60.0%
276
60.0%
301
62.0%
192
73.0%
PQ
206
59.0%
180
54.0%
436
46.0%
46
36.0%
103
45.0%
30
45.0%
121
51.0%
129
45.0%
106
44.0%
81
43.0%
95
47.0%
341
46.0%
209
45.0%
228
47.0%
118
45.0%
158
45.0%
161
48.0%
116
91.0%
F
36
59.0%
ADEF
58
95.0%
BDF
167
46.0%
818
86.0%
54
54.0%
A
83
82.0%
304
84.0%
205
90.0%
DF
53
77.0%
201
85.0%
255
89.0%
J
211
88.0%
J
151
81.0%
175
87.0%
644
86.0%
385
84.0%
434
89.0%
M
223
84.0%
308
88.0%
288
86.0%
776
82.0%
87
86.0%
46
76.0%
293
81.0%
187
82.0%
52
76.0%
367
80.0%
408
84.0%
203
77.0%
183
80.0%
D
53
78.0%
132
70.0%
173
86.0%
L
557
75.0%
337
73.0%
393
80.0%
M
214
81.0%
297
85.0%
O
265
75.0%
276
83.0%
260
72.0%
199
83.0%
J
183
76.0%
617
83.0%
47
77.0%
241
84.0%
J
228
79.0%
J
159
79.0%
86
85.0%
D
197
84.0%
J
188
80.0%
J
138
74.0%
730
77.0%
111
87.0%
CF
102
80.0%
769
81.0%
103
81.0%
81
81.0%
47
77.0%
296
81.0%
185
81.0%
56
82.0%
200
85.0%
J
233
81.0%
192
80.0%
144
77.0%
156
77.0%
613
82.0%
368
80.0%
402
82.0%
211
80.0%
280
80.0%
278
83.0%
Provide tax credits for companies exploring for minerals in Canada
428
45.0%
55
43.0%
50
50.0%
E
34
56.0%
E
174
48.0%
E
84
37.0%
31
46.0%
122
52.0%
IJ
137
48.0%
J
100
42.0%
69
37.0%
85
42.0%
343
46.0%
213
46.0%
216
44.0%
145
55.0%
PQ
133
38.0%
151
45.0%
359
38.0%
61
48.0%
CE
38
38.0%
21
34.0%
143
39.0%
E
67
30.0%
29
43.0%
E
106
45.0%
HIJ
103
36.0%
86
36.0%
63
34.0%
74
37.0%
285
38.0%
170
37.0%
189
39.0%
148
56.0%
PQ
123
35.0%
Q
88
26.0%
487
51.0%
70
55.0%
59
58.0%
180
50.0%
106
46.0%
32
47.0%
127
54.0%
148
52.0%
125
52.0%
86
46.0%
104
52.0%
382
51.0%
231
50.0%
256
52.0%
157
47.0%
111
87.0%
87
86.0%
286
79.0%
184
81.0%
53
77.0%
206
88.0%
IJ
244
85.0%
J
187
78.0%
135
72.0%
170
84.0%
603
81.0%
367
80.0%
406
83.0%
158
60.0%
PQ
224
85.0%
Q
172
49.0%
772
81.0%
40
66.0%
DEF
52
86.0%
296
84.0%
Q
252
75.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Increase our budget deficit in order to spend money on infrastructure

projects to create jobs
Balance the budget
251
75.0%

September 8, 2015
FINAL DATA
35 of 66
Detailed Tables
[DISAGREE SUMMARY TABLE (Low2Box)]
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
949
949
113
127
93
101*
96
61*
337
364
215
228
95
68*
233
235
285
287
243
239
188
187
205
202
744
747
461
460
488
489
238
264
371
351
340
334
138
15.0%
11
8.0%
19
19.0%
A
7
12.0%
61
17.0%
A
29
13.0%
11
17.0%
33
14.0%
36
13.0%
33
14.0%
36
19.0%
31
15.0%
108
14.0%
81
18.0%
N
58
12.0%
44
17.0%
51
14.0%
44
13.0%
223
23.0%
25
20.0%
30
29.0%
13
21.0%
75
21.0%
68
30.0%
D
13
19.0%
36
15.0%
60
21.0%
64
27.0%
G
62
33.0%
GH
58
29.0%
L
165
22.0%
115
25.0%
108
22.0%
57
22.0%
89
25.0%
77
23.0%
372
39.0%
50
39.0%
36
35.0%
29
47.0%
F
137
38.0%
99
43.0%
21
31.0%
84
36.0%
112
39.0%
100
42.0%
76
41.0%
74
37.0%
297
40.0%
184
40.0%
188
38.0%
72
27.0%
145
41.0%
O
154
46.0%
O
513
54.0%
47
46.0%
25
41.0%
38
55.0%
C
15
23.0%
ACE
134
56.0%
106
57.0%
106
53.0%
406
54.0%
251
55.0%
261
53.0%
146
55.0%
193
55.0%
173
52.0%
3
5.0%
125
55.0%
C
23
10.0%
158
55.0%
18
18.0%
C
197
54.0%
C
60
16.0%
CE
115
49.0%
131
14.0%
81
64.0%
BC
12
9.0%
34
15.0%
32
11.0%
28
12.0%
36
19.0%
HI
27
13.0%
104
14.0%
75
16.0%
N
56
11.0%
42
16.0%
43
12.0%
46
14.0%
173
18.0%
16
13.0%
14
14.0%
71
19.0%
41
18.0%
46
16.0%
40
17.0%
131
17.0%
93
20.0%
81
16.0%
58
17.0%
104
28.0%
BE
45
20.0%
47
20.0%
59
21.0%
56
24.0%
28
14.0%
190
25.0%
K
122
27.0%
N
96
20.0%
61
23.0%
P
50
19.0%
54
15.0%
15
15.0%
49
26.0%
GHI
55
30.0%
GH
43
21.0%
26
20.0%
16
24.0%
A
15
22.0%
38
16.0%
219
23.0%
15
24.0%
A
14
23.0%
86
25.0%
83
25.0%
180
19.0%
24
19.0%
20
19.0%
14
23.0%
67
19.0%
42
19.0%
12
18.0%
35
15.0%
55
19.0%
47
20.0%
43
23.0%
G
46
23.0%
134
18.0%
92
20.0%
88
18.0%
53
20.0%
71
20.0%
56
17.0%
Provide tax credits for companies exploring for minerals in Canada
521
55.0%
73
57.0%
51
50.0%
27
44.0%
190
52.0%
144
63.0%
BCD
37
54.0%
113
48.0%
151
52.0%
139
58.0%
G
118
63.0%
GH
117
58.0%
404
54.0%
247
54.0%
274
56.0%
119
45.0%
218
62.0%
O
183
55.0%
O
590
62.0%
67
52.0%
63
62.0%
40
66.0%
A
221
61.0%
160
70.0%
ADF
39
57.0%
129
55.0%
184
64.0%
G
153
64.0%
G
124
66.0%
G
127
63.0%
463
62.0%
290
63.0%
300
61.0%
116
44.0%
228
65.0%
O
246
74.0%
OP
462
49.0%
57
45.0%
42
42.0%
21
34.0%
114
48.0%
101
54.0%
97
48.0%
365
49.0%
229
50.0%
233
48.0%
106
40.0%
15
14.0%
9
14.0%
36
53.0%
C
15
23.0%
139
48.0%
17
13.0%
122
54.0%
C
44
19.0%
108
46.0%
177
19.0%
183
50.0%
C
78
21.0%
29
12.0%
44
15.0%
52
22.0%
G
52
28.0%
GH
32
16.0%
145
19.0%
93
20.0%
83
17.0%
40
15.0%
179
51.0%
O
55
16.0%
177
53.0%
O
82
25.0%
OP

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Increase our budget deficit in order to spend money on infrastructure

projects to create jobs
Balance the budget

September 8, 2015
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Increase the taxes paid by large Corporations

Decrease the taxes paid by small businesses

Expand broadband internet to rural communities

Provide tax credits for companies exploring for minerals in Canada

Provide a tax credit for service club members

Raise the Adoption Expense Tax Credit limit

Base: All respondents

Increase our budget deficit in order to spend money on infrastructure

Stick with the current approach to managing the economy

Decrease taxes for the middle class

Increase taxes for higher-income Canadians

Continue the Canada Child Benefit

Balance the budget

Ipsos Public Affairs

15-061704-01 - FEDERAL ELECTIONS 2015 (eNation Sep 5-7, 2015)

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