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FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

[Keeping my taxes low] How crucial is it for a party to have a clear plan and be committed to each of the following in terms of determining how you will vote?

EDUCATION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

76
60.5%
E
32
25.8%

200
54.9%
E
141
38.7%
B
21
5.8%

356
55.3%
E
236
36.7%
B
51
8.0%

324
36.7%

2
0.6%

0
-

341
93.6%
BE

592
92.0%
BE

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

204
41.5%

262
45.0%

234
47.7%
HI
53
10.8%
F
0
-

239
41.0%

438
89.2%

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

Keeping my taxes low


Absolutely crucial

958
47.4%

Important but not crucial

857
42.4%

Not that important

200
9.9%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

7
0.4%

16
12.8%
C
1
0.8%
D

445
50.4%
BCD
111
12.6%
CD
3
0.3%

278
51.2%
GH
238
43.8%
28
5.1%
0
-

38
55.0%
G
22
31.6%

24
33.8%

81
13.8%
F
1
0.2%

7
10.5%

10
14.1%

2
2.9%
FGH

2
3.0%

501
86.0%

60
86.6%

59
82.8%

35
49.1%

SUMMARY
T2B

1815
89.8%

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

108
86.4%

768
87.1%

516
94.9%
GHI

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Managing the economy in tough economic times] How crucial is it for a party to have a clear plan and be committed to each of the following in terms of determining how you will vote?

EDUCATION

TOTAL

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

442
81.2%
HI
87
16.1%

382
77.9%

433
74.3%

49
70.7%

50
70.8%

101
20.6%
5
1.0%

19
27.6%
F
1
1.7%

17
24.1%

14
2.6%

136
23.3%
F
14
2.4%

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

Absolutely crucial

1543
76.3%

93
74.0%

275
75.6%

650
73.6%

Important but not crucial

418
20.7%

23
18.4%

77
21.2%

520
80.8%
E
107
16.7%

Not that important

54
2.7%

9
2.5%

15
2.3%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

7
0.4%

10
7.6%
CDE
0
-

211
23.9%
D
20
2.3%

3
0.7%

1
0.2%

2
0.2%

1
0.1%

3
0.5%

0
-

0
-

0
-

1961
97.0%

116
92.4%

353
96.8%
B

627
97.5%
B

860
97.5%
B

529
97.3%

483
98.5%

569
97.6%

68
98.3%

67
94.9%

Base: All respondents


Weighted
Managing the economy in tough economic times

4
5.1%

SUMMARY
T2B

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Helping families deal with the cost of child care] How crucial is it for a party to have a clear plan and be committed to each of the following in terms of determining how you will vote?

EDUCATION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

151
41.5%
E
153
42.1%

260
40.4%
E
275
42.7%

300
34.0%

159
29.2%
261
47.9%

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

188
38.4%
F
238
48.4%

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

263
45.0%
FG
252
43.2%

25
36.9%

27
38.3%

30
43.7%

28
39.2%

65
13.2%

67
11.4%

12
17.8%

16
22.6%

0
-

2
0.3%

1
1.7%
FG

0
-

426
86.8%
F

514
88.3%
F

56
80.6%

55
77.4%

Helping families deal with the cost of child care


Absolutely crucial

770
38.1%

Important but not crucial

918
45.4%

58
46.5%
E
53
42.4%

Not that important

330
16.3%

14
11.1%

58
15.9%

108
16.8%

433
49.1%
CD
148
16.8%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

4
0.2%

0
-

2
0.5%

1
0.1%

1
0.1%

124
22.9%
GH
0
-

1689
83.5%

111
88.9%

304
83.5%

535
83.1%

733
83.1%

419
77.1%

SUMMARY
T2B

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Being committed to fighting terrorists like the Islamic State, or ISIL] How crucial is it for a party to have a clear plan and be committed to each of the following in terms of determining how you will vote?

EDUCATION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

167
45.8%
E
145
39.8%
B
51
13.9%

278
43.1%
E
265
41.2%
B
97
15.1%

276
31.3%

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

161
32.8%

170
29.2%

26
37.9%

19
27.6%

266
45.6%
F
146
25.0%
FG
1
0.1%

29
42.0%

35
49.2%

12
17.3%
F
2
2.9%
GH

16
22.0%

4
0.8%

232
47.3%
F
97
19.7%
F
1
0.2%

497
91.3%
GHI

393
80.1%
H

436
74.8%

55
79.8%

54
76.8%

Being committed to fighting terrorists like the Islamic State, or


ISIL
Absolutely crucial

787
38.9%

Important but not crucial

857
42.4%

66
52.4%
E
35
28.2%

Not that important

365
18.1%

20
15.6%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

13
0.6%

5
3.8%
CDE

1
0.4%

4
0.5%

1644
81.3%

101
80.6%

312
85.7%
E

543
84.3%
E

408
46.2%
BC
196
22.2%
CD
3
0.3%

309
56.8%
GHI
188
34.5%
43
7.9%

1
1.1%

SUMMARY
T2B

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

684
77.5%

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Helping Canadians deal with the rising cost of living] How crucial is it for a party to have a clear plan and be committed to each of the following in terms of determining how you will vote?

EDUCATION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

268
73.5%
E
84
23.1%

463
71.9%
E
158
24.5%

475
53.9%

283
52.1%
235
43.3%
GHI
25
4.5%

312
63.6%
F
163
33.2%
HI
15
3.1%

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

420
72.1%
FG
143
24.5%

50
73.2%
F
14
20.3%

46
65.8%

19
3.2%

4
5.2%

2
2.7%

Green Party
J
70
71

Helping Canadians deal with the rising cost of living


Absolutely crucial

1298
64.2%

Important but not crucial

639
31.6%

89
70.6%
E
28
22.1%

Not that important

81
4.0%

8
6.7%

13
3.5%

20
3.2%

368
41.7%
BCD
38
4.3%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

4
0.2%

1
0.6%

0
-

3
0.4%

1
0.1%

1
0.1%

1
0.2%

1
0.2%

1
1.2%

0
-

1937
95.8%

116
92.7%

352
96.5%

621
96.4%

843
95.6%

519
95.4%

475
96.7%

563
96.6%

64
93.5%

69
97.3%

22
31.5%

SUMMARY
T2B

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Addressing the problems facing Canada's health system] How crucial is it for a party to have a clear plan and be committed to each of the following in terms of determining how you will vote?

EDUCATION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

277
76.0%
E
76
21.0%

493
76.6%
E
137
21.3%

604
68.4%

357
65.6%
165
30.4%
GHI
19
3.4%
GH
3
0.5%

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

368
75.0%
F
117
23.8%

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

451
77.4%
F
122
20.9%

53
76.5%

53
75.1%

10
13.9%

16
22.0%

6
1.2%

8
1.4%

2
2.9%

0
-

2
0.3%

5
7.5%
GH
2
2.2%
GH

485
98.8%
FI

573
98.3%
FI

62
90.3%

69
97.1%

Addressing the problems facing Canada's health system


Absolutely crucial

1477
73.0%

Important but not crucial

483
23.9%

98
78.1%
E
20
16.2%

Not that important

54
2.7%

6
5.1%

8
2.3%

13
2.1%

248
28.1%
BCD
26
2.9%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

9
0.4%

1
0.6%

3
0.7%
D

0
-

5
0.6%

1959
96.9%

118
94.3%

353
97.0%

630
97.9%
B

851
96.5%

0
-

SUMMARY
T2B

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

522
96.0%
I

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Dealing with the Senate once and for all] How crucial is it for a party to have a clear plan and be committed to each of the following in terms of determining how you will vote?

EDUCATION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

151
41.6%
E
140
38.5%

283
44.0%
E
259
40.3%

293
33.2%

213
39.2%

173
35.3%

400
45.3%
BC
185
21.0%
D
5
0.5%

232
42.7%

692
78.5%

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

30
43.6%

28
39.0%

217
44.1%

245
42.0%
G
231
39.6%

24
34.1%

30
42.8%

91
16.8%

93
18.9%

100
17.2%

11
16.1%

13
18.1%

7
1.3%

8
1.7%

7
1.3%

4
6.2%
FGH

0
-

446
81.9%

390
79.4%

475
81.6%

54
77.7%

58
81.9%

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

Dealing with the Senate once and for all


Absolutely crucial

788
39.0%

Important but not crucial

842
41.7%

58
46.6%
E
41
32.4%

Not that important

354
17.5%

17
13.7%

61
16.8%

90
13.9%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

37
1.8%

9
7.3%
CDE

11
3.1%
E

11
1.8%
E

1630
80.6%

99
79.0%

292
80.1%

543
84.3%
E

SUMMARY
T2B

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Taking action on climate change] How crucial is it for a party to have a clear plan and be committed to each of the following in terms of determining how you will vote?

EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

Absolutely crucial

987
48.8%

54
42.8%

168
46.2%

303
47.0%

458
51.9%

142
26.2%

Important but not crucial

785
38.8%

50
40.2%

141
38.7%

265
41.2%

327
37.0%

Not that important

245
12.1%

19
15.5%

53
14.6%

74
11.5%

98
11.1%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

5
0.3%

2
1.4%
E

2
0.5%
E

2
0.3%

0
-

280
51.4%
GHI
121
22.2%
GHI
1
0.2%

1772
87.6%

104
83.1%

309
84.8%

568
88.2%

785
88.9%

422
77.6%

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

263
53.7%
F
186
37.8%
H
42
8.5%

371
63.7%
FG
173
29.7%

43
61.9%
F
21
30.7%

51
72.2%

38
6.5%

5
7.4%

5
7.7%

0
-

1
0.1%

0
-

0
-

449
91.5%
F

544
93.4%
F

64
92.6%
F

65
92.3%

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

Green Party
J
70
71

Taking action on climate change

14
20.1%

SUMMARY
T2B

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Creating Jobs] How crucial is it for a party to have a clear plan and be committed to each of the following in terms of determining how you will vote?

EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

Absolutely crucial

1469
72.6%

88
69.8%

377
69.2%

363
73.9%

498
24.7%

31
24.5%

493
76.6%
E
137
21.2%

597
67.7%

Important but not crucial

287
78.8%
BE
67
18.5%

Not that important

49
2.4%

7
2.0%

14
2.2%

156
28.7%
H
10
1.8%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

6
0.3%

7
5.7%
CDE
0
-

262
29.7%
CD
20
2.3%

3
0.7%
D

0
-

2
0.3%

1967
97.3%

118
94.3%

354
97.3%

629
97.8%
B

860
97.4%

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

51
74.7%

46
64.7%

120
24.4%

447
76.6%
F
124
21.4%

16
23.7%

22
31.8%

9
1.7%

12
2.0%

0
-

2
3.5%

2
0.3%

0
-

0
-

1
1.7%
GH

0
-

533
97.9%

482
98.3%

571
98.0%

68
98.3%

68
96.5%

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

Creating Jobs

SUMMARY
T2B

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Helping Canadians deal with and save for their retirement] How crucial is it for a party to have a clear plan and be committed to each of the following in terms of determining how you will vote?

EDUCATION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

176
48.2%
E
154
42.2%

346
53.7%
E
246
38.2%

335
38.0%

215
39.5%
288
52.9%
GHI
41
7.5%

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

235
48.0%
F
220
44.8%

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

290
49.7%
F
254
43.6%

33
47.9%

26
36.6%

23
33.6%

33
46.4%

35
7.2%

38
6.5%

13
18.5%
FGH
0
-

12
16.9%

56
81.5%

59
83.1%

Helping Canadians deal with and save for their retirement


Absolutely crucial

929
45.9%

Important but not crucial

922
45.6%

68
54.1%
E
44
34.8%

Not that important

170
8.4%

13
10.5%

34
9.2%

52
8.1%

478
54.2%
BCD
69
7.9%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

2
0.1%

1
0.6%
E

1
0.3%

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

1
0.2%

1850
91.5%

112
88.9%

329
90.4%

591
91.9%

813
92.1%

503
92.5%
I

456
92.8%
I

544
93.3%
I

0
-

SUMMARY
T2B

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Making it easier for small businesses to be successful] How crucial is it for a party to have a clear plan and be committed to each of the following in terms of determining how you will vote?

EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

Absolutely crucial

961
47.5%

61
48.8%

262
48.2%

216
43.9%

288
49.4%

34
49.1%

39
55.0%

899
44.5%

52
41.6%

343
53.2%
E
264
41.0%

372
42.2%

Important but not crucial

181
49.6%
E
147
40.4%

246
45.2%

231
47.1%

252
43.2%

28
40.5%

29
41.2%

Not that important

161
8.0%

11
9.0%

37
5.8%

36
6.6%

44
9.0%

43
7.4%

7
10.4%

3
3.8%

1
0

1
0.6%
E

36
10.0%
D
0
-

434
49.1%
CD
76
8.7%
D
0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

1860
92.0%

113
90.3%

328
90.0%

606
94.2%
CE

806
91.3%

508
93.4%

447
91.0%

539
92.6%

62
89.6%

68
96.2%

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

Making it easier for small businesses to be successful

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

0
-

SUMMARY
T2B

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Investing in public transit] How crucial is it for a party to have a clear plan and be committed to each of the following in terms of determining how you will vote?

EDUCATION

TOTAL

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

171
34.9%
F
251
51.2%

190
32.6%
F
315
54.1%

27
39.8%
F
33
48.5%

29
41.5%

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

Absolutely crucial

611
30.2%

43
34.6%

94
25.9%

180
28.0%

116
21.4%

Important but not crucial

1056
52.2%

58
45.9%

197
54.0%

341
53.0%

291
33.0%
CD
458
51.9%

Not that important

348
17.2%

23
18.6%

120
18.7%

132
15.0%

78
13.3%

6
8.8%

9
12.1%

6
0.3%

1
0.9%

2
0.3%

2
0.2%

132
24.2%
GHI
3
0.5%

68
13.7%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

72
19.7%
E
1
0.3%

1
0.1%

0
-

2
2.9%
FGH

0
-

1668
82.5%

101
80.5%

291
80.0%

521
81.0%

748
84.8%
C

409
75.3%

423
86.1%
F

505
86.7%
F

61
88.3%
F

62
87.9%

Base: All respondents


Weighted

Green Party
J
70
71

Investing in public transit

293
53.9%

33
46.4%

SUMMARY
T2B

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

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[Making sure our communities are safe from crime] How crucial is it for a party to have a clear plan and be committed to each of the following in terms of determining how you will vote?

EDUCATION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

232
63.7%
E
119
32.5%

381
59.3%
E
226
35.2%

387
43.8%

310
57.1%

257
52.3%

300
51.5%

40
58.6%

26
37.0%

401
45.4%
BCD
94
10.6%
CD
1
0.1%

218
40.1%

195
39.8%

223
38.3%

21
30.7%

37
51.8%

15
2.8%

39
7.9%
F
0
-

57
9.8%
F
2
0.4%

7
10.7%
F
0
-

7
9.6%

787
89.2%

529
97.2%
GHI

452
92.1%

524
89.8%

62
89.3%

63
88.7%

Making sure our communities are safe from crime


Absolutely crucial

1085
53.7%

Important but not crucial

782
38.7%

81
64.8%
E
35
27.8%

Not that important

148
7.3%

8
6.7%

14
3.7%

32
5.0%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

7
0.3%

1
0.7%

0
-

4
0.5%

1867
92.3%

116
92.7%

351
96.3%
E

608
94.4%
E

0
-

1
1.6%

SUMMARY
T2B

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Absolutely crucial SUMMARY] How crucial is it for a party to have a clear plan and be committed to each of the following in terms of determining how you will vote?

EDUCATION

TOTAL

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

Base: All respondents


Weighted

2022
2022

Keeping my taxes low

958
47.4%

76
60.5%
E

200
54.9%
E

356
55.3%
E

324
36.7%

278
51.2%
GH

204
41.5%

262
45.0%

38
55.0%
G

24
33.8%

Managing the economy in tough economic times

1543
76.3%

93
74.0%

275
75.6%

520
80.8%
E

650
73.6%

442
81.2%
HI

382
77.9%

433
74.3%

49
70.7%

50
70.8%

Helping families deal with the cost of child care

770
38.1%

58
46.5%
E

151
41.5%
E

260
40.4%
E

300
34.0%

159
29.2%

188
38.4%
F

263
45.0%
FG

25
36.9%

27
38.3%

Being committed to fighting terrorists like the Islamic State, or ISIL

787
38.9%

66
52.4%
E

167
45.8%
E

278
43.1%
E

276
31.3%

309
56.8%
GHI

161
32.8%

170
29.2%

26
37.9%

19
27.6%

Helping Canadians deal with the rising cost of living

1298
64.2%

89
70.6%
E

268
73.5%
E

463
71.9%
E

475
53.9%

283
52.1%

312
63.6%
F

420
72.1%
FG

50
73.2%
F

46
65.8%

Addressing the problems facing Canada's health system

1477
73.0%

98
78.1%
E

277
76.0%
E

493
76.6%
E

604
68.4%

357
65.6%

368
75.0%
F

451
77.4%
F

53
76.5%

53
75.1%

Dealing with the Senate once and for all

788
39.0%

151
41.6%
E
168
46.2%

283
44.0%
E
303
47.0%

293
33.2%

213
39.2%

173
35.3%

30
43.6%

28
39.0%

458
51.9%

142
26.2%

263
53.7%
F
363
73.9%

245
42.0%
G
371
63.7%
FG
447
76.6%
F

43
61.9%
F
51
74.7%

51
72.2%

Taking action on climate change

987
48.8%

58
46.6%
E
54
42.8%

Creating Jobs

1469
72.6%

88
69.8%

287
78.8%
BE

493
76.6%
E

597
67.7%

377
69.2%

Helping Canadians deal with and save for their retirement

929
45.9%

68
54.1%
E

176
48.2%
E

346
53.7%
E

335
38.0%

215
39.5%

235
48.0%
F

290
49.7%
F

33
47.9%

26
36.6%

Making it easier for small businesses to be successful

961
47.5%

61
48.8%

262
48.2%

216
43.9%

288
49.4%

34
49.1%

39
55.0%

43

343
53.2%
E
180

372
42.2%

611

181
49.6%
E
94

291

116

171

190

27

29

Investing in public transit

46
64.7%

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EDUCATION

Investing in public transit

Making sure our communities are safe from crime

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

TOTAL
30.2%

<HS
34.6%

HS
25.9%

Post Sec
28.0%

Univ Grad
33.0%
CD

1085
53.7%

81
64.8%
E

232
63.7%
E

381
59.3%
E

387
43.8%

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

The
Conservative
Party
21.4%

310
57.1%

The Liberal Party


34.9%
F

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
32.6%
F

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
39.8%
F

Green Party
41.5%

257
52.3%

300
51.5%

40
58.6%

26
37.0%

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[SUMMARY] How crucial is it for a party to have a clear plan and be committed to each of the following in terms of determining how you will vote?

Base: All respondents


Weighted
Absolutely crucial
Important but not crucial
Not that important
(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

Keeping my
taxes low
2022
2022
958
47.4%
857
42.4%
200
9.9%
7
0.4%

Managing the Helping families


economy in
deal with the
tough economic
cost of child
times
care
2022
2022
2022
2022
1543
76.3%
418
20.7%
54
2.7%
7
0.4%

770
38.1%
918
45.4%
330
16.3%
4
0.2%

Being
committed to
fighting
terrorists like
the Islamic
State, or ISIL
2022
2022
787
38.9%
857
42.4%
365
18.1%
13
0.6%

Helping
Addressing the
Canadians deal problems facing Dealing with the
with the rising Canada's health Senate once and Taking action on
cost of living
system
for all
climate change
2022
2022
2022
2022
2022
2022
2022
2022
1298
64.2%
639
31.6%
81
4.0%
4
0.2%

1477
73.0%
483
23.9%
54
2.7%
9
0.4%

788
39.0%
842
41.7%
354
17.5%
37
1.8%

987
48.8%
785
38.8%
245
12.1%
5
0.3%

Creating Jobs
2022
2022

Helping
Canadians deal
with and save
for their
retirement
2022
2022

1469
72.6%
498
24.7%
49
2.4%
6
0.3%

929
45.9%
922
45.6%
170
8.4%
2
0.1%

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[Keeping my taxes low] And, which party and leader will do the best job on each issue if elected on October 19th?

EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

775
38.3%

41
33.0%

128
35.1%

241
37.4%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

504
24.9%

24
19.3%

102
28.0%

156
24.2%

364
41.3%
C
220
24.9%

453
83.4%
GHI
32
5.9%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

584
28.9%

44
34.8%

106
29.0%

199
31.0%

233
26.4%

47
8.6%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

38
1.9%

6
1.7%

13
2.0%

13
1.5%

0
-

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

121
6.0%

7
5.4%
CDE
9
7.6%

23
6.3%

34
5.3%

52
5.9%

12
2.2%

T2B

1279
63.2%

66
52.3%

397
61.7%

L2B

622
30.8%

50
40.2%
E

230
63.1%
B
112
30.6%

584
66.2%
B
246
27.9%

486
89.3%
GHI
47
8.6%

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

98
20.0%

115
19.7%

15
21.1%

16
22.0%

301
61.3%
FHI
63
12.8%
F
5
0.9%
F
25
5.0%
FH

81
13.9%
F
369
63.3%
FGI
5
0.8%
F
13
2.3%

9
12.5%
F
17
24.5%
FG
21
30.4%
FGH
8
11.5%
FGH

23
32.0%

399
81.3%
HI
67
13.7%
F

196
33.6%

23
33.6%

38
53.9%

374
64.2%
FG

38
54.9%
FG

26
36.8%

Keeping my taxes low


The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

26
36.8%
0
7
9.2%

SUMMARY

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

212
33.0%
E

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EDUCATION

TOTAL

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

772
38.2%

48
38.5%

137
37.5%

262
40.7%

323
36.6%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

540
26.7%

24
19.4%

92
25.3%

165
25.6%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

568
28.1%

37
29.1%

109
29.9%

181
28.1%

258
29.2%
B
241
27.3%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

34
1.7%

6
1.7%

11
1.7%

11
1.2%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

107
5.3%

7
5.6%
CDE
9
7.4%

21
5.7%

26
4.0%

T2B

1312
64.9%

73
57.9%

229
62.8%

L2B

603
29.8%

44
34.7%

115
31.5%

Base: All respondents


Weighted

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

Managing the economy in tough economic times


The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

499
91.8%
GHI
21
3.9%

70
11.9%

12
16.9%

14
20.3%

89
15.3%
F
405
69.5%
FGI
3
0.5%

50
5.7%

9
1.6%

17
3.5%

16
2.7%

10
14.8%
F
20
29.5%
FG
23
33.1%
FGH
4
5.8%
F

22
31.3%

0
-

97
19.8%
H
337
68.6%
FHI
38
7.7%
F
2
0.4%

426
66.2%

580
65.8%

22
31.7%

36
51.6%

252
28.5%

434
88.4%
HI
40
8.0%
F

159
27.3%

192
29.8%

520
95.6%
GHI
15
2.8%

408
70.0%
FG

43
62.5%
FG

28
39.8%

15
2.8%

28
39.8%
0
6
8.7%

SUMMARY

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

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[Helping families deal with the cost of child care] And, which party and leader will do the best job on each issue if elected on October 19th?

EDUCATION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

41
8.4%

52
8.9%

7
10.5%

5
7.5%

73
12.5%

8
12.0%

22
30.5%

438
75.1%
FGI
8
1.4%

21
30.7%

38
53.9%

26
37.9%
FGH
6
8.9%
FGH

0
-

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

112
30.7%
E
98
27.0%

168
26.0%
E
175
27.2%

188
21.3%

114
20.9%
8
1.4%

295
60.1%
FHI
138
28.1%
F
3
0.5%

Helping families deal with the cost of child care

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

539
26.7%

39
31.2%
E
29
23.3%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

814
40.3%

39
31.0%

122
33.5%

250
38.8%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

53
2.6%

9
2.4%

18
2.8%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

109
5.4%

8
6.0%
E
11
8.4%

401
45.5%
BCD
18
2.1%

23
6.4%

33
5.2%

39
4.5%

19
3.4%

14
2.8%

12
2.1%

T2B

1046
51.7%

68
54.5%

337
68.6%
HI
140
28.6%
F

16
22.5%

27
38.0%

47
37.1%

404
74.3%
GHI
121
22.3%

125
21.4%

867
42.9%

343
53.2%
E
268
41.6%

423
48.0%

L2B

210
57.7%
E
131
35.9%

446
76.5%
FG

47
68.6%
FG

38
53.9%

The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

507
25.1%

236
26.7%

338
62.2%
GHI
66
12.1%

6
8.1%

SUMMARY

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

420
47.6%
BCD

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Being committed to fighting terrorists like the Islamic State, or ISIL] And, which party and leader will do the best job on each issue if elected on October 19th?

EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

1057
52.3%

53
42.1%

176
48.4%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

417
20.6%

22
17.8%

77
21.2%

339
52.6%
B
131
20.4%

487
55.2%
BC
185
21.0%

488
89.7%
GHI
26
4.9%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

388
19.2%

144
16.4%

16
3.0%

26
1.3%

6
1.0%

7
0.8%

0
-

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

135
6.7%

12
9.4%

77
21.1%
E
9
2.5%
E
25
6.8%

130
20.2%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

35
28.2%
E
3
2.5%

37
5.8%

59
6.7%

13
2.4%

T2B

1474
72.9%

75
59.9%

254
69.6%

L2B

413
20.4%

39
30.7%
DE

86
23.6%
E

470
73.0%
B
137
21.2%

672
76.2%
BC
151
17.2%

514
94.5%
GHI
16
3.0%

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

201
41.0%

230
39.4%

24
34.4%

25
34.7%

231
47.1%
FHI
31
6.3%
F
4
0.8%
F
24
4.9%
F

75
12.8%
F
256
44.0%
FGI
3
0.5%

11
15.4%
F
12
17.3%
FG
13
18.2%
FGH
10
14.7%
FGH

20
28.6%

432
88.1%
HI
35
7.0%
F

304
52.2%

34
49.8%

45
63.3%

259
44.5%
FG

24
35.5%
FG

16
22.5%

Being committed to fighting terrorists like the Islamic State, or


ISIL
The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

19
3.3%

16
22.5%
0
10
14.1%

SUMMARY

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Helping Canadians deal with the rising cost of living] And, which party and leader will do the best job on each issue if elected on October 19th?

EDUCATION

TOTAL

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

34
6.8%

37
6.3%

7
10.8%

6
8.4%

356
72.5%
FHI
79
16.1%
F
3
0.6%

66
11.3%

8
11.7%

17
24.1%

465
79.8%
FGI
6
1.0%
F
9
1.6%

27
39.7%
FG
20
29.4%
FGH
6
8.5%
FH

41
57.7%

102
17.5%

15
22.4%

23
32.5%

471
80.9%
FGI

48
69.1%
FG

41
57.7%

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

567
28.1%

37
29.3%

107
29.3%

224
25.4%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

555
27.5%

24
19.1%

98
26.9%

199
30.9%
E
173
26.8%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

747
36.9%

47
37.5%

131
36.0%

227
35.3%

260
29.5%
B
339
38.5%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

37
1.8%

9
2.4%

11
1.7%

10
1.2%

0
-

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

116
5.7%

7
5.7%
DE
11
8.4%

20
5.5%

34
5.3%

48
5.5%

17
3.2%

19
4.0%
H

T2B

1123
55.5%

61
48.4%

204
56.1%

371
57.7%

484
54.9%

L2B

784
38.8%

54
43.2%

140
38.4%

238
37.0%

350
39.6%

466
85.8%
GHI
60
11.0%

390
79.4%
HI
82
16.7%
F

Base: All respondents


Weighted
Helping Canadians deal with the rising cost of living
The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

420
77.3%
GHI
46
8.5%
60
11.0%

0
7
9.8%

SUMMARY

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Addressing the problems facing Canada's health system] And, which party and leader will do the best job on each issue if elected on October 19th?

EDUCATION

TOTAL

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

33
6.6%

28
4.8%

7
9.8%

3
3.9%

70
12.1%

9
12.6%

13
18.2%

463
79.5%
FGI
7
1.1%

23
32.9%
FG
26
37.8%
FGH
5
6.9%
H

48
68.5%

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

523
25.9%

33
26.6%

557
27.5%

28
22.4%

188
29.2%
E
165
25.6%

191
21.7%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

109
30.0%
E
96
26.5%

266
30.2%

395
72.6%
GHI
52
9.6%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

775
38.3%

46
36.8%

134
36.9%

244
37.8%

349
39.6%

74
13.7%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

42
2.1%

7
1.9%

14
2.1%

13
1.5%

1
0.1%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

125
6.2%

8
6.3%
CDE
10
8.0%

345
70.3%
FHI
91
18.5%
F
2
0.4%

17
4.7%

34
5.2%

62
7.0%

21
3.9%

21
4.2%

15
2.5%

T2B

1080
53.4%

61
48.9%

206
56.5%

353
54.8%

458
51.9%

15
22.4%

16
22.1%

817
40.4%

54
43.1%

141
38.8%

257
40.0%

363
41.1%

378
76.9%
HI
93
18.9%
F

98
16.9%

L2B

447
82.2%
GHI
75
13.8%

470
80.6%
FG

49
70.7%
FG

48
68.5%

Base: All respondents


Weighted
Addressing the problems facing Canada's health system
The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

0
7
9.4%

SUMMARY

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Dealing with the Senate once and for all] And, which party and leader will do the best job on each issue if elected on October 19th?

EDUCATION

TOTAL

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

589
29.1%

38
30.6%

109
29.9%

201
31.2%

240
27.2%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

553
27.3%

24
19.0%

169
26.2%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

671
33.2%

38
30.3%

104
28.5%
B
118
32.5%

215
33.4%

254
28.7%
B
299
33.9%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

45
2.2%

8
2.2%

15
2.3%

15
1.7%

0
-

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

164
8.1%

7
5.6%
DE
18
14.5%
CDE

25
7.0%

44
6.9%

74
8.4%

27
4.9%

451
83.0%
GHI
66
12.2%

Base: All respondents


Weighted

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

50
10.1%

66
11.3%

10
14.6%

3
4.0%

297
60.4%
FHI
100
20.3%
F
11
2.2%
F
34
6.9%

102
17.5%
F
383
65.8%
FGI
7
1.1%
F
25
4.3%

14
20.2%
F
15
22.2%
F
21
29.8%
FGH
9
13.1%
FH

24
33.8%

346
70.5%
HI
111
22.6%
F

168
28.8%

24
34.8%

27
37.8%

390
66.9%
FGI

36
52.1%
FG

35
49.8%

Dealing with the Senate once and for all


The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

407
74.8%
GHI
44
8.2%
66
12.2%

35
49.8%
0
9
12.4%

SUMMARY
T2B

1142
56.5%

62
49.6%

212
58.3%

370
57.5%

494
55.9%

L2B

716
35.4%

45
35.9%

126
34.7%

229
35.6%

314
35.6%

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Taking action on climate change] And, which party and leader will do the best job on each issue if elected on October 19th?

EDUCATION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

98
26.8%
E
106
29.2%

145
22.6%
E
183
28.5%

138
15.6%

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

26
5.3%

33
5.6%
88
15.2%

135
24.9%

317
64.6%
FHI
126
25.6%

1
0.2%

2
0.4%

446
76.5%
FGI
4
0.6%

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

Taking action on climate change

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

605
29.9%

34
27.1%
E
29
22.8%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

846
41.8%

45
35.5%

131
36.0%

272
42.3%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

33
1.6%

4
1.1%

10
1.6%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

122
6.1%

6
5.1%
CDE
12
9.4%

285
32.3%
B
396
44.9%
C
12
1.4%

25
6.9%

33
5.1%

51
5.8%

22
4.0%

20
4.2%

12
2.1%

T2B

1021
50.5%

63
49.9%

328
51.0%

423
47.9%

24
34.3%

51
40.6%

282
43.9%
C

408
46.3%
C

343
69.9%
HI
127
25.9%

20
29.6%

879
43.5%

386
71.0%
HI
136
25.0%

121
20.8%

L2B

204
56.0%
E
135
37.1%

449
77.1%
FGI

41
60.0%
FG

40
56.2%

The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

416
20.6%

289
53.1%
GHI
97
17.9%

9
12.5%
GH
12
17.2%

2
2.9%
22
31.4%

23
32.8%

40
56.2%

19
27.2%
FGH
7
10.4%
FGH

0
7
9.6%

SUMMARY

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Creating Jobs] And, which party and leader will do the best job on each issue if elected on October 19th?

EDUCATION

TOTAL

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

50
10.1%

55
9.4%

6
8.3%

8
11.2%

75
12.8%
F
433
74.3%
FGI
5
0.8%

15
22.2%
FH
20
29.1%
FG
24
35.1%
FGH
4
5.3%
F

22
31.1%

44
8.1%

366
74.6%
FHI
52
10.6%

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

636
31.5%

35
27.6%

115
31.6%

220
34.1%

266
30.1%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

594
29.4%

39
30.8%

94
25.9%

176
27.4%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

639
31.6%

38
30.3%

125
34.2%

200
31.1%

283
32.0%
C
274
31.0%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

41
2.0%

9
2.6%

16
2.5%

10
1.2%

1
0.2%

3
0.5%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

113
5.6%

5
4.0%
E
9
7.3%

21
5.7%

31
4.9%

50
5.7%

8
1.5%

21
4.2%
F

16
2.7%

T2B

1230
60.8%

73
58.5%

209
57.5%

396
61.5%

549
62.2%

21
30.5%

30
42.3%

679
33.6%

43
34.2%

134
36.8%

216
33.6%

284
32.2%

416
84.6%
HI
55
11.2%

129
22.2%

L2B

490
90.1%
GHI
45
8.3%

438
75.1%
FG

44
64.2%
FG

34
47.5%

Base: All respondents


Weighted
Creating Jobs
The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

451
82.9%
GHI
39
7.3%

34
47.5%
0
7
10.3%

SUMMARY

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Helping Canadians deal with and save for their retirement] And, which party and leader will do the best job on each issue if elected on October 19th?

EDUCATION

TOTAL

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

51
10.4%

54
9.3%

6
9.0%

14
19.2%

83
14.2%
F
422
72.5%
FGI
7
1.2%

11
15.9%

23
33.1%

23
33.7%
FG
21
31.0%
FGH
7
10.4%
FGH

27
38.2%

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

600
29.7%

41
32.8%

109
30.1%

205
31.8%

242
27.5%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

571
28.3%

24
19.0%

173
26.9%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

682
33.7%

45
36.0%

105
28.8%
B
116
31.9%

269
30.4%
B
310
35.2%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

38
1.9%

16
2.5%
E
40
6.3%

1
0.2%

131
6.5%

11
2.9%
E
23
6.3%

7
0.8%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

4
3.1%
E
11
9.0%

338
68.8%
FHI
79
16.0%
F
3
0.5%

54
6.1%

22
4.1%

21
4.3%

17
2.9%

T2B

1171
57.9%

65
51.8%

214
58.9%

378
58.7%

511
57.9%

17
24.9%

37
52.2%

720
35.6%

49
39.1%

127
34.8%

226
35.0%

318
36.0%

388
79.1%
HI
81
16.6%
F

137
23.5%

L2B

460
84.6%
GHI
61
11.3%

429
73.6%
FG

45
64.7%
FG

27
38.2%

Base: All respondents


Weighted
Helping Canadians deal with and save for their retirement
The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

210
32.6%

406
74.6%
GHI
54
10.0%
60
11.1%

0
7
9.6%

SUMMARY

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Making it easier for small businesses to be successful] And, which party and leader will do the best job on each issue if elected on October 19th?

EDUCATION

TOTAL

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

60
12.3%

57
9.7%

5
7.8%

7
9.6%

97
16.6%
F
407
69.9%
FGI
8
1.4%

15
21.7%
F
17
25.0%
F
26
38.1%
FGH
5
7.4%
H

29
41.0%

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

609
30.1%

36
28.3%

110
30.2%

211
32.7%

250
28.4%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

578
28.6%

29
23.2%

99
27.3%

162
25.2%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

665
32.9%

42
33.6%

120
33.0%

220
34.2%

287
32.5%
BD
281
31.9%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

47
2.3%

12
1.3%

2
0.4%

123
6.1%

11
3.1%
E
23
6.4%

17
2.6%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

7
5.7%
E
11
9.1%

325
66.1%
FHI
80
16.3%
F
4
0.8%

34
5.3%

52
5.9%

19
3.6%

22
4.5%

14
2.4%

T2B

1187
58.7%

65
51.6%

209
57.5%

373
57.9%

537
60.9%

20
29.5%

36
50.6%

712
35.2%

49
39.3%

131
36.1%

237
36.8%

293
33.2%

385
78.4%
HI
84
17.1%
F

154
26.3%

L2B

458
84.2%
GHI
67
12.3%

415
71.2%
FG

43
63.1%
FG

28
39.7%

Base: All respondents


Weighted
Making it easier for small businesses to be successful
The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

409
75.2%
GHI
49
9.0%
64
11.8%

28
39.7%
0
7
9.7%

SUMMARY

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Investing in public transit] And, which party and leader will do the best job on each issue if elected on October 19th?

EDUCATION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

42
8.5%

47
8.1%

6
8.3%

13
18.3%

86
14.7%

13
19.2%

12
17.4%
40
56.1%

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

96
26.4%
E
97
26.5%

166
25.8%
E
172
26.7%

172
19.5%

123
22.5%

299
60.9%
FHI
123
25.0%

4
0.8%

1
0.2%

425
72.9%
FGI
6
1.1%

Investing in public transit

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

553
27.3%

37
29.1%
E
35
27.7%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

810
40.1%

39
31.1%

134
36.8%

247
38.4%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

37
1.9%

7
1.9%

15
2.3%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

149
7.4%

5
3.7%
E
10
8.3%

389
44.0%
BCD
11
1.2%

30
8.3%

43
6.7%

64
7.2%

36
6.6%
H

26
5.3%

19
3.2%

26
37.7%
FG
19
27.6%
FGH
5
7.3%

T2B

1025
50.7%

71
56.8%

193
52.9%

338
52.5%

419
47.5%

19
27.4%

25
35.8%

847
41.9%

44
34.9%

141
38.8%

262
40.8%

399
45.3%
BC

341
69.4%
HI
124
25.3%

133
22.8%

L2B

381
70.1%
HI
127
23.3%

431
74.0%
FG

45
65.3%
FG

40
56.1%

The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

472
23.4%

248
28.1%

307
56.4%
GHI
74
13.7%

0
6
8.1%

SUMMARY

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[Making sure our communities are safe from crime] And, which party and leader will do the best job on each issue if elected on October 19th?

EDUCATION

TOTAL

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

99
20.2%

113
19.4%

19
27.1%

12
17.2%

313
63.8%
FHI
49
10.0%
F
2
0.4%

93
15.9%
F
360
61.8%
FGI
3
0.5%

9
12.6%

25
35.9%

13
19.4%
FG
22
32.1%
FGH
6
8.8%
FH

26
36.3%

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

793
39.2%

45
35.5%

143
39.1%

258
40.1%

347
39.3%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

533
26.3%

26
20.5%

103
28.2%

154
24.0%

249
28.2%

472
86.8%
GHI
35
6.4%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

529
26.1%

41
32.5%

87
23.9%

182
28.3%

217
24.6%

20
3.7%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

34
1.7%

7
2.0%

12
1.8%

10
1.1%

1
0.2%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

133
6.6%

6
4.8%
DE
8
6.7%

25
6.8%

37
5.8%

61
6.9%

15
2.8%

28
5.6%
FH

14
2.4%

T2B

1326
65.6%

70
56.0%

413
64.1%

413
84.0%
HI
51
10.4%
F

38
53.1%

47
37.3%
CE

507
93.2%
GHI
22
4.0%

27
39.7%

563
27.8%

596
67.5%
B
226
25.6%

206
35.3%

L2B

245
67.3%
B
94
25.9%

363
62.2%
FG

35
51.5%
FG

26
36.3%

Base: All respondents


Weighted
Making sure our communities are safe from crime
The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

0
7
10.6%

SUMMARY

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

194
30.1%

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


And, which party and leader will do the best job on each issue if elected on October 19th?

Base: All respondents


Weighted
The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper
The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau
The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair
The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe
(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

Keeping my
taxes low
2022
2022
775
38.3%
504
24.9%
584
28.9%
38
1.9%
121
6.0%

Managing the Helping families


economy in
deal with the
tough economic
cost of child
times
care
2022
2022
2022
2022
772
38.2%
540
26.7%
568
28.1%
34
1.7%
107
5.3%

507
25.1%
539
26.7%
814
40.3%
53
2.6%
109
5.4%

Being
committed to
fighting
terrorists like
the Islamic
State, or ISIL
2022
2022
1057
52.3%
417
20.6%
388
19.2%
26
1.3%
135
6.7%

Helping
Addressing the
Canadians deal problems facing Dealing with the
with the rising Canada's health Senate once and Taking action on
cost of living
system
for all
climate change
2022
2022
2022
2022
2022
2022
2022
2022
567
28.1%
555
27.5%
747
36.9%
37
1.8%
116
5.7%

523
25.9%
557
27.5%
775
38.3%
42
2.1%
125
6.2%

589
29.1%
553
27.3%
671
33.2%
45
2.2%
164
8.1%

416
20.6%
605
29.9%
846
41.8%
33
1.6%
122
6.1%

Creating Jobs
2022
2022

Helping
Canadians deal
with and save
for their
retirement
2022
2022

636
31.5%
594
29.4%
639
31.6%
41
2.0%
113
5.6%

600
29.7%
571
28.3%
682
33.7%
38
1.9%
131
6.5%

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


In your view, which party and leader is the most seriously committed to keeping its election promises?

EDUCATION

TOTAL

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

608
30.1%

34
27.2%

120
32.8%

241
27.3%

The Liberal Party led by Justin Trudeau

522
25.8%

24
19.0%

90
24.8%

212
32.9%
E
165
25.6%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

697
34.5%

49
39.0%

122
33.6%

217
33.7%

242
27.4%
B
308
34.9%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

63
3.1%

8
6.3%

10
2.7%

19
3.0%

26
3.0%

1
0.2%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

132
6.5%

11
8.6%

23
6.2%

31
4.8%

66
7.5%
D

17
3.1%

Base: All respondents


Weighted

The Conservative Party led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

456
83.9%
GHI
30
5.5%
40
7.4%

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

29
5.8%

36
6.2%

8
11.1%

9
13.2%

360
73.4%
FHI
68
13.8%
F
5
1.0%

47
8.1%

7
9.6%

19
27.0%

475
81.5%
FGI
7
1.2%
F
17
2.9%

13
18.4%
F
38
55.1%
FGH
4
5.8%

31
43.3%

29
6.0%
FH

2
3.1%
9
13.3%

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

[Calling the election now is justified because it makes sure that all of the parties follow the law] As you may know, the election was originally to begin in September, but the Prime Minister has begun the official campaign period early. This will be the longest and
most expensive election campaign in Canadian history.To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following:

EDUCATION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

129
20.0%
E
206
32.0%

123
14.0%

131
20.3%
173
26.9%
C
5
0.8%

204
23.1%
B
279
31.6%
C
10
1.2%

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

68
13.9%

79
13.6%

7
10.4%

6
8.0%

128
26.1%

164
28.1%

17
24.6%

15
21.7%

103
21.0%
F
187
38.1%
F
4
0.8%

142
24.4%
F
193
33.1%
F
4
0.7%

18
26.6%
F
24
34.4%
F
3
4.0%
GH

17
24.7%

197
40.0%

243
41.8%

24
35.0%

21
29.7%

290
59.1%
F

336
57.6%
F

42
61.0%
F

49
68.8%

Calling the election now is justified because it makes sure that all
of the parties follow the law
Strongly agree

369
18.3%

Somewhat agree

648
32.1%

36
29.0%
DE
40
31.5%

Somewhat disagree

424
21.0%

16
12.9%

81
22.2%
E
136
37.4%
E
73
20.1%

Strongly disagree

554
27.4%

29
23.4%

68
18.7%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

26
1.3%

4
3.2%
D

6
1.6%

T2B

1018
50.3%

L2B

978
48.4%

76
60.5%
E
45
36.3%

217
59.6%
DE
141
38.8%

266
30.1%

176
32.3%
GHI
244
44.9%
GHI
80
14.6%
37
6.9%
7
1.3%

31
44.1%
1
1.5%

SUMMARY

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

335
52.0%
E
304
47.2%
BC

389
44.1%
483
54.7%
BCD

420
77.2%
GHI
117
21.5%

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

[Calling the election early is no big deal because it was pretty much underway already.] As you may know, the election was originally to begin in September, but the Prime Minister has begun the official campaign period early. This will be the longest and most
expensive election campaign in Canadian history.To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following:

EDUCATION

TOTAL

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

Strongly agree

399
19.7%

28
22.0%

73
20.2%

131
20.4%

166
18.8%

Somewhat agree

636
31.5%

36
28.6%

213
33.2%

252
28.5%

Somewhat disagree

461
22.8%

27
21.3%

134
36.7%
E
75
20.7%

147
22.8%

211
23.9%

Strongly disagree

516
25.5%

30
24.2%

79
21.6%

152
23.6%

51
9.3%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

10
0.5%

5
3.8%
CDE

3
0.8%
D

0
-

252
28.5%
CD
3
0.3%

T2B

1035
51.2%

64
50.7%

976
48.3%

57
45.5%

345
53.6%
E
299
46.4%

417
47.3%

L2B

207
56.9%
E
154
42.3%

407
74.8%
GHI
137
25.2%

Base: All respondents


Weighted

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

75
12.8%

4
5.5%

12
17.5%

12
17.7%

11
15.4%

111
22.7%
F
163
33.2%
F
2
0.4%

169
29.1%
I
145
24.9%
F
192
32.9%
F
2
0.3%

28
41.3%
FGH
22
32.6%
F
2
2.9%
FGH

18
26.0%

215
43.7%
I
274
55.9%
F

244
41.9%
I
337
57.8%
F

16
23.2%

23
32.8%

51
73.9%
FGH

47
67.2%

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

Calling the election early is no big deal because it was pretty


much underway already.
204
37.4%
GHI
203
37.4%
GHI
86
15.9%

0
-

72
14.6%
I
143
29.1%

29
41.2%
0
-

SUMMARY

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

462
52.4%
CD

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

[The money it costs to run an election is just the price we pay for our democracy.] As you may know, the election was originally to begin in September, but the Prime Minister has begun the official campaign period early. This will be the longest and most
expensive election campaign in Canadian history.To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following:

EDUCATION

TOTAL

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

Strongly agree

271
13.4%

14
11.0%

51
14.1%

85
13.3%

121
13.7%

Somewhat agree

619
30.6%

33
26.4%

114
31.2%

208
32.3%

263
29.8%

Somewhat disagree

495
24.5%

27
21.6%

92
25.3%

145
22.5%

231
26.1%

125
22.9%
GH
228
41.9%
GHI
109
20.1%

Strongly disagree

623
30.8%

45
35.7%

103
28.3%

203
31.5%

268
30.4%

79
14.6%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

15
0.7%

7
5.4%
CDE

4
1.0%
E

3
0.4%

1
0.1%

3
0.5%

T2B

890
44.0%

47
37.3%

165
45.3%

293
45.6%

383
43.4%

L2B

1117
55.3%

72
57.3%

195
53.7%

348
54.0%

499
56.5%

353
64.9%
GHI
189
34.7%

Base: All respondents


Weighted

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

54
11.0%

60
10.3%

9
13.5%

4
5.5%

155
31.5%
H
114
23.3%

135
23.2%

15
21.7%

15
21.3%

158
27.1%
F
227
39.0%
F
2
0.3%

18
25.8%

13
17.7%

25
36.2%
F
2
2.9%
FGH

39
55.5%

195
33.5%

24
35.2%

19
26.7%

386
66.2%
FG

43
61.9%
F

52
73.3%

The money it costs to run an election is just the price we pay for
our democracy.

166
33.8%
F
2
0.3%

0
-

SUMMARY

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U

209
42.5%
H
281
57.1%
F

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)

[How and when the election was called is the main reason I will not be voting for Stephen Harper] As you may know, the election was originally to begin in September, but the Prime Minister has begun the official campaign period early. This will be the longest
and most expensive election campaign in Canadian history.To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following:

EDUCATION

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

1500
1478

<HS
B
95
94

HS
C
270
259

Post Sec
D
458
458

Univ Grad
E
672
662

The
Conservative
Party
F
0
-**

Strongly agree

237
16.0%

16
16.7%

0
-

77
15.7%

95
16.3%

340
23.0%

19
19.8%

94
20.6%
E
101
22.0%

70
10.5%

Somewhat agree

57
22.1%
E
72
27.9%

146
22.1%

0
-

114
23.2%

Somewhat disagree

445
30.1%

25
26.8%

59
23.0%

430
29.1%

63
24.2%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

26
1.8%

34
35.9%
C
1
0.8%

7
2.9%

6
1.2%

222
33.6%
C
212
32.0%
CD
12
1.8%

0
-

Strongly disagree

138
30.1%
C
119
26.0%

T2B

577
39.0%

34
36.5%

L2B

875
59.2%

59
62.6%
C

130
50.0%
BE
122
47.1%

195
42.7%
E
257
56.1%
C

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

How and when the election was called is the main reason I will
not be voting for Stephen Harper
10
14.7%

133
22.8%

21
30.4%
GH
16
22.8%

141
28.7%

184
31.6%

16
23.5%

15
21.3%

0
-

155
31.6%

164
28.1%

15
22.1%

25
35.7%

0
-

4
0.8%

7
1.1%

1
1.2%

0
-

216
32.6%

0
-

191
38.9%

228
39.2%

30
43.0%

434
65.6%
CD

0
-

296
60.2%
I

348
59.7%
I

37
53.2%
GH
31
45.6%

20
28.3%

SUMMARY

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U ** very small base (under 1) ineligible for sig testing

40
57.0%

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[T2B Summary] As you may know, the election was originally to begin in September, but the Prime Minister has begun the official campaign period early. This will be the longest and most expensive election campaign in Canadian history.To what extent do you
agree or disagree with the following:

EDUCATION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

Calling the election now is justified because it makes sure that all of
the parties follow the law

Calling the election early is no big deal because it was pretty much
underway already.

The money it costs to run an election is just the price we pay for our
democracy.

How and when the election was called is the main reason I will not be
voting for Stephen Harper

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

Green Party
J
70
71

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

1018
50.3%

76
60.5%
E

217
59.6%
DE

335
52.0%
E

389
44.1%

420
77.2%
GHI

197
40.0%

243
41.8%

24
35.0%

21
29.7%

1035
51.2%

64
50.7%

207
56.9%
E

345
53.6%
E

417
47.3%

407
74.8%
GHI

215
43.7%
I

244
41.9%
I

16
23.2%

23
32.8%

890
44.0%

47
37.3%

165
45.3%

293
45.6%

383
43.4%

353
64.9%
GHI

209
42.5%
H

195
33.5%

24
35.2%

19
26.7%

577
39.0%

34
36.5%

130
50.0%
BE

195
42.7%
E

216
32.6%

0
-

191
38.9%

228
39.2%

37
53.2%
GH

30
43.0%

2022
2022

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U ** very small base (under 1) ineligible for sig testing

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[L2B Summary] As you may know, the election was originally to begin in September, but the Prime Minister has begun the official campaign period early. This will be the longest and most expensive election campaign in Canadian history.To what extent do you
agree or disagree with the following:

EDUCATION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

Calling the election now is justified because it makes sure that all of
the parties follow the law

Calling the election early is no big deal because it was pretty much
underway already.

The money it costs to run an election is just the price we pay for our
democracy.

How and when the election was called is the main reason I will not be
voting for Stephen Harper

DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

The
Conservative
Party
F
522
544

The Liberal Party


G
505
491

The New
Democratic
Party (NDP)
H
591
583

The Bloc
Quebecois (BQ)
I
69
69

2022
2022

<HS
B
128
125

HS
C
373
364

Post Sec
D
631
644

Univ Grad
E
883
882

978
48.4%

45
36.3%

141
38.8%

304
47.2%
BC

483
54.7%
BCD

117
21.5%

290
59.1%
F

336
57.6%
F

42
61.0%
F

49
68.8%

976
48.3%

57
45.5%

154
42.3%

299
46.4%

462
52.4%
CD

137
25.2%

274
55.9%
F

337
57.8%
F

51
73.9%
FGH

47
67.2%

1117
55.3%

72
57.3%

195
53.7%

348
54.0%

499
56.5%

189
34.7%

281
57.1%
F

386
66.2%
FG

43
61.9%
F

52
73.3%

875
59.2%

59
62.6%
C

122
47.1%

257
56.1%
C

434
65.6%
CD

0
-

296
60.2%
I

348
59.7%
I

31
45.6%

40
57.0%

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E - F/G/H/I - N/O/P - Q/R - S/T/U ** very small base (under 1) ineligible for sig testing

Green Party
J
70
71

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