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RVQUAL1. Are you eligible to vote in the upcoming Federal Election being held in October?

REGION

Base: All respondents

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Yes

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

ONTARIO REGION

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

416
R

905
S

Rest of Ontario
T

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

80
76*

93
95*

164
193

949
100.0%

127
100.0%

101
100.0%

61
100.0%

364
100.0%

228
100.0%

68
100.0%

235
100.0%

287
100.0%

239
100.0%

187
100.0%

202
100.0%

747
100.0%

460
100.0%

489
100.0%

264
100.0%

351
100.0%

334
100.0%

76
100.0%

95
100.0%

193
100.0%

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

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RV1A. Thinking of how you feel right now, if a FEDERAL election were held tomorrow, which of the following parties' candidates would you, yourself, be most likely to support?

REGION

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

ONTARIO REGION

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

416
R

905
S

Rest of Ontario
T

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

80
76*

93
95*

164
193

The Conservative Party

208
22.0%

22
35.0%
AEF
10
16.0%

37
16.0%

57
20.0%

77
22.0%

104
21.0%

71
20.0%

23
30.0%

29
31.0%
R
30
32.0%

57
30.0%
R
47
24.0%

240
25.0%

9
15.0%

66
28.0%

66
23.0%

65
27.0%

114
25.0%

126
26.0%

82
23.0%

79
24.0%

20
27.0%

15
16.0%

37
19.0%

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

25
3.0%

27
27.0%
C
0
-

75
29.0%
PQ
79
30.0%

84
25.0%
O
63
19.0%

12
16.0%

61
21.0%

120
26.0%
N
105
23.0%

47
18.0%

52
22.0%

59
29.0%
L
31
15.0%

88
18.0%

26
38.0%
ABCDE
13
19.0%

48
26.0%
G
51
27.0%
I
43
23.0%

149
20.0%

32
14.0%

66
27.0%
GH
45
19.0%

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

99
27.0%
EF
100
28.0%
BCE
73
20.0%

4
5.0%

209
22.0%

31
31.0%
EF
10
10.0%

25
11.0%

The Liberal Party

27
21.0%
EF
31
24.0%
BE
37
29.0%
CD
0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

4
2.0%

6
3.0%

2
1.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

Green Party

1
0

7
2.0%

2
1.0%

3
2.0%

16
2.0%

7
1.0%

2
1.0%

15
4.0%
O
4
1.0%

7
2.0%

0
-

1
1.0%

0
-

1
0

0
-

0
-

0
-

1
0

1
0

0
-

0
-

1
0

11
3.0%
OP
0
-

0
-

1
0

0
-

0
-

0
-

Would not vote/None/Would spoil ballot

33
3.0%

5
4.0%

4
4.0%

2
4.0%
D
1
2.0%
DE
1
2.0%

18
4.0%
N
10
2.0%

7
1.0%

2
2.0%

10
5.0%
L
1
1.0%

14
2.0%

3
2.0%
D
0
-

11
4.0%
H
6
3.0%

4
1.0%

17
2.0%

7
2.0%

10
4.0%

10
3.0%

6
3.0%

6
3.0%

6
3.0%

27
4.0%

15
3.0%

18
4.0%

10
3.0%

8
2.0%

2
3.0%

0
-

5
2.0%

Don't Know/Not sure

217
23.0%

25
20.0%

27
26.0%

16
26.0%

84
23.0%

53
22.0%

83
29.0%
J

52
22.0%

30
16.0%

46
23.0%

171
23.0%

78
17.0%

139
28.0%
M

15
6.0%
Q
44
17.0%

91
26.0%
O

83
25.0%
O

18
24.0%

20
21.0%

45
24.0%

Base: All respondents

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

Other

0
-

0
-

81
35.0%
CDF
25
11.0%
ABCDF
5
2.0%
D
0
12
5.0%
D
48
21.0%

3
4.0%
D
0
4
6.0%
D
18
26.0%

48
24.0%

178
24.0%
K
192
26.0%

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

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RV1B. Well, which party would you say you would lean towards?

REGION

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

ONTARIO REGION

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

416
R

905
S

Rest of Ontario
T

225
217

23
25**

25
27**

26
16**

79
84*

46
48*

26
18**

54
53*

84
83*

53
52*

34
30*

50
46*

175
171

81
78*

144
139

39
44*

100
91*

86
83*

20
18**

20
20**

39
45*

The Conservative Party

22
10.0%

4
17.0%

5
20.0%

1
4.0%

7
9.0%

3
7.0%

1
4.0%

2
4.0%

9
11.0%

8
15.0%

3
10.0%

4
9.0%

18
10.0%

5
7.0%

16
12.0%

3
6.0%

8
9.0%

11
14.0%

2
10.0%

3
15.0%

3
6.0%

The Liberal Party

29
13.0%

3
14.0%

4
17.0%

2
16.0%

10
11.0%

6
13.0%

3
16.0%

6
11.0%

9
11.0%

8
16.0%

6
20.0%

7
16.0%

21
13.0%

9
11.0%

20
14.0%

6
14.0%

11
12.0%

12
15.0%

1
5.0%

2
10.0%

7
15.0%

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

30
14.0%

4
16.0%

2
7.0%

1
7.0%

12
15.0%

8
17.0%

2
11.0%

5
9.0%

11
13.0%

7
14.0%

7
23.0%

3
7.0%

27
16.0%

15
19.0%

15
11.0%

3
6.0%

10
11.0%

1
5.0%

5
23.0%

7
15.0%

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

2
1.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

2
5.0%

0
-

2
4.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

2
1.0%

0
-

1
3.0%

1
1.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

Green Party

4
2.0%

1
4.0%

0
-

1
4.0%

0
-

2
5.0%

0
-

2
3.0%

2
3.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

4
2.0%

2
3.0%
N
1
1.0%

17
20.0%
O
0
-

3
2.0%

1
3.0%

0
-

3
3.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

Don't know

130
60.0%

12
48.0%

15
56.0%

11
69.0%

54
65.0%

26
55.0%

12
69.0%

36
69.0%
J

52
63.0%

28
55.0%

14
47.0%

31
68.0%

99
58.0%

46
59.0%

85
61.0%

30
68.0%
Q

61
67.0%
Q

40
48.0%

15
80.0%

10
52.0%

29
64.0%

Base: Undecided
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; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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RV1A/Q1B. ALL VOTERS - LEANERS INCLUDED

REGION

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

ONTARIO REGION

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

416
R

905
S

Rest of Ontario
T

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

80
76*

93
95*

164
193

The Conservative Party

229
24.0%

22
36.0%
EF
12
20.0%

39
17.0%

66
23.0%

85
24.0%

124
25.0%

82
23.0%

24
31.0%

32
34.0%
R
32
34.0%

60
31.0%
R
54
28.0%

269
28.0%

29
29.0%

10
17.0%

71
30.0%

76
27.0%

72
30.0%

50
27.0%

51
25.0%

129
28.0%

141
29.0%

82
31.0%
PQ
81
31.0%

95
28.0%
O
75
22.0%

14
19.0%

70
24.0%

125
27.0%
N
114
25.0%

49
19.0%

58
25.0%

63
31.0%
L
39
19.0%

104
21.0%

29
43.0%
ABCDE
15
22.0%

51
27.0%
G
57
30.0%

166
22.0%

38
17.0%

73
31.0%
GH
53
22.0%

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

106
29.0%
EF
110
30.0%
BE
85
23.0%

4
6.0%

238
25.0%

37
36.0%
EF
14
14.0%

29
13.0%

The Liberal Party

92
26.0%

96
29.0%

21
28.0%

20
21.0%

44
23.0%

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

27
3.0%

31
24.0%
EF
34
27.0%
BE
41
32.0%
C
0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

4
2.0%

6
3.0%

4
1.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

Green Party

1
0

9
3.0%

2
1.0%

3
2.0%

20
3.0%

10
2.0%

3
1.0%

16
5.0%
O
4
1.0%

7
2.0%

0
-

1
1.0%

0
-

1
0

0
-

0
-

0
-

1
0

1
0

0
-

0
-

1
0

14
4.0%
OP
0
-

0
-

1
0

0
-

0
-

0
-

Would not vote/None/Would spoil ballot

33
3.0%

5
4.0%

4
4.0%

3
5.0%
D
1
2.0%
DE
1
2.0%

20
4.0%
N
11
2.0%

7
1.0%

2
2.0%

10
5.0%
L
1
1.0%

17
2.0%

4
3.0%
D
0
-

13
5.0%
HI
8
3.0%

4
1.0%

21
2.0%

7
2.0%

10
4.0%

10
3.0%

6
3.0%

6
3.0%

6
3.0%

27
4.0%

15
3.0%

18
4.0%

10
3.0%

8
2.0%

2
3.0%

0
-

5
2.0%

Don't Know/Not sure

130
14.0%

12
9.0%

15
15.0%

11
18.0%

54
15.0%

36
15.0%
J

52
18.0%
J

28
12.0%

14
7.0%

31
16.0%

99
13.0%

46
10.0%

85
17.0%
M

15
6.0%
Q
30
11.0%

61
17.0%
OQ

40
12.0%

15
19.0%

10
11.0%

29
15.0%

Base: All respondents

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

Other

0
-

0
-

89
39.0%
CDF
27
12.0%
ABCDF
8
3.0%
D
0
12
5.0%
D
26
11.0%

3
4.0%
D
0
4
6.0%
D
12
18.0%

199
27.0%
K
218
29.0%

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

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REGION

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

ONTARIO REGION

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

416
R

905
S

Rest of Ontario
T

780
786

98
111*

76
83*

76
49*

280
303

179
190

71
51*

186
189

223
226

206
204

165
167

166
164

614
622

399
399

381
387

197
219

293
280

290
287

62
60*

83
84*

135
159

The Conservative Party

229
29.0%

22
46.0%
AEF
12
25.0%

39
21.0%

66
29.0%

104
27.0%

49
22.0%

85
30.0%

32
38.0%

60
38.0%

70
31.0%

114
28.0%

124
32.0%

24
40.0%

32
38.0%

54
34.0%

29
35.0%

10
21.0%

71
38.0%

76
34.0%

72
35.0%

50
30.0%

51
31.0%

129
32.0%

141
36.0%

82
37.0%
Q
81
37.0%

82
29.0%

269
34.0%

199
32.0%
K
218
35.0%

95
33.0%
O
75
26.0%

14
24.0%

58
31.0%

63
39.0%
L
39
24.0%

125
31.0%

29
57.0%
ABCDE
15
29.0%

51
31.0%
G
57
34.0%

166
27.0%

38
20.0%

73
36.0%
G
53
26.0%

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

106
35.0%
EF
110
36.0%
BE
85
28.0%

4
8.0%

238
30.0%

37
45.0%
AEF
14
17.0%

29
15.0%

The Liberal Party

92
33.0%

96
33.0%

21
36.0%

20
23.0%

44
28.0%

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

27
3.0%

31
28.0%
EF
34
31.0%
BE
41
37.0%
C
0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

4
2.0%

6
4.0%

4
2.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

Green Party

1
0

9
4.0%
I
1
0

2
1.0%

3
2.0%

20
3.0%

10
3.0%

3
2.0%

16
6.0%
OQ
4
1.0%

7
2.0%

3
6.0%
D
1
2.0%
DE

20
5.0%
N
11
3.0%

7
2.0%

2
3.0%

10
6.0%
L
1
1.0%

17
3.0%

4
4.0%
D
0
-

13
7.0%
HI
8
4.0%
I
0
-

4
2.0%

21
3.0%

0
-

0
-

1
1.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

1
0

1
0

0
-

0
-

1
0

14
5.0%
P
0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

Base: Decided Voters - Leaners Included

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

Other

1
0

0
-

0
-

89
47.0%
CDF
27
14.0%
ABCDF
8
4.0%
D
0
-

3
6.0%
D
0
-

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

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RV2. How certain are you that this is the party that you will actually support on Election Day:

REGION

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

ONTARIO REGION

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

416
R

905
S

Rest of Ontario
T

789
794

100
113*

77
84*

78
50*

283
306

179
190

72
52*

189
192

226
229

209
207

165
167

168
166

621
628

406
406

383
389

200
222

295
282

294
291

64
62*

83
84*

136
160

Absolutely certain

349
44.0%

45
40.0%

34
41.0%

134
44.0%

84
44.0%

22
43.0%

89
47.0%

94
41.0%

91
44.0%

74
44.0%

66
40.0%

283
45.0%

79
36.0%

79
49.0%

Fairly certain

80
42.0%

22
42.0%

83
43.0%

89
39.0%

85
41.0%

74
44.0%

80
48.0%

251
40.0%

175
45.0%

42
49.0%

64
40.0%

97
12.0%

16
14.0%

15
18.0%

4
8.0%

21
11.0%

7
14.0%

15
8.0%

24
12.0%

15
9.0%

15
9.0%

82
13.0%

45
11.0%

52
13.0%

30
11.0%

40
14.0%

6
10.0%

12
14.0%

15
10.0%

Not at all certain

18
2.0%

3
3.0%

3
4.0%

1
2.0%

4
1.0%

5
3.0%

1
1.0%

4
2.0%

42
18.0%
GIJ
3
1.0%

112
51.0%
PQ
27
12.0%

29
46.0%

Not very certain

134
44.0%
C
33
11.0%

139
48.0%
O
104
36.0%

30
36.0%

31
37.0%

131
46.0%
O
115
41.0%

25
40.0%

49
43.0%

198
49.0%
N
156
39.0%

151
39.0%

331
42.0%

29
59.0%
ABDE
16
31.0%

7
3.0%

4
2.0%

4
3.0%

13
2.0%

7
2.0%

11
3.0%

4
2.0%

6
2.0%

8
3.0%

2
3.0%

1
1.0%

1
1.0%

T2B

680
86.0%

94
83.0%

65
78.0%

45
90.0%

44
84.0%

176
85.0%

534
85.0%

354
87.0%

326
84.0%

191
86.0%

246
87.0%

243
84.0%

53
87.0%

72
85.0%

143
90.0%

L2B

5
10.0%

26
14.0%

8
16.0%

45
20.0%
GJ

31
15.0%

148
89.0%
H
19
11.0%

146
88.0%

19
22.0%
D

172
90.0%
H
20
10.0%

184
80.0%

19
17.0%

268
88.0%
B
37
12.0%

164
86.0%

114
14.0%

20
12.0%

95
15.0%

52
13.0%

63
16.0%

30
14.0%

37
13.0%

47
16.0%

8
13.0%

12
15.0%

17
10.0%

Base: Respondents who selected a party at RV1A or RV1B

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

TOPBOX & LOWBOX SUMMARY

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REGION

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

ONTARIO REGION

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

416
R

905
S

Rest of Ontario
T

789
794

100
113*

77
84*

78
50*

283
306

179
190

72
52*

189
192

226
229

209
207

165
167

168
166

621
628

406
406

383
389

200
222

295
282

294
291

64
62*

83
84*

136
160

The Conservative Party

61
8.0%

11
10.0%

4
5.0%

4
8.0%

26
8.0%

9
5.0%

17
9.0%

20
9.0%

12
6.0%

12
7.0%

10
6.0%

51
8.0%

27
7.0%

35
9.0%

15
5.0%

4
6.0%

The Liberal Party

51
22.0%

53
26.0%

44
26.0%

47
28.0%

145
23.0%

107
26.0%

85
22.0%

67
24.0%

58
20.0%

52
23.0%

44
21.0%

49
29.0%

33
20.0%

154
25.0%

91
23.0%

95
25.0%

59
21.0%

64
22.0%

18
22.0%

53
33.0%

21
3.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

19
36.0%
BCE
0
-

42
22.0%

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

91
30.0%
CE
0
-

18
30.0%
T
20
33.0%

26
17.0%

26
23.0%

53
28.0%
DF
27
14.0%

44
23.0%

187
24.0%

14
28.0%
F
9
17.0%

60
19.0%

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

28
34.0%
DF
16
19.0%

12
15.0%
T
15
17.0%

9
6.0%

30
26.0%

6
3.0%

3
1.0%

5
2.0%

6
4.0%

5
3.0%

15
2.0%

14
3.0%

7
2.0%

26
12.0%
Q
67
30.0%
Q
64
29.0%
P
4
2.0%

20
7.0%

192
24.0%

7
14.0%
E
7
14.0%

6
2.0%

11
4.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

Some other party

80
10.0%

9
8.0%

14
17.0%

4
8.0%

29
10.0%

7
13.0%

17
9.0%

27
12.0%

21
10.0%

14
9.0%

18
11.0%

62
10.0%

43
11.0%

37
9.0%

19
9.0%

26
9.0%

34
12.0%

6
10.0%

11
13.0%

13
8.0%

Don't know/Not sure

227
29.0%

19
38.0%
EF
0
-

100
33.0%
E
0
-

37
20.0%

12
23.0%

52
27.0%

184
29.0%

104
26.0%

123
32.0%

38
17.0%

6
4.0%

10
6.0%
L

17
3.0%

20
5.0%
N

7
2.0%

4
2.0%

101
35.0%
O
7
2.0%

28
33.0%

13
7.0%
HI

88
31.0%
O
16
6.0%
OQ

13
22.0%

0
-

69
33.0%
J
4
2.0%

43
26.0%

27
14.0%
ABCDF

72
32.0%
J
4
2.0%

35
21.0%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

37
33.0%
E
0
-

22
26.0%

27
3.0%

0
-

0
-

59
37.0%
R
0
-

Base: Respondents who selected a party at RV1A or RV1B

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

0
-

21
11.0%
ABCDF
16
8.0%

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

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RV4. Thinking about the Conservative government under the leadership of Stephen Harper, from what you have seen, read or heard, would you say that you strongly approve, somewhat approve, somewhat disapprove or strongly disapprove of their performance?

REGION

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

ONTARIO REGION

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

416
R

905
S

Rest of Ontario
T

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

80
76*

93
95*

164
193

Strongly approve

95
10.0%

11
18.0%
BEF
18
29.0%

20
9.0%
F
49
21.0%

23
8.0%

29
12.0%

16
9.0%

22
11.0%

72
10.0%

39
8.0%

28
11.0%

28
8.0%

39
12.0%

10
14.0%

7
7.0%

24
13.0%

18
26.0%

57
24.0%

83
29.0%

70
29.0%

56
30.0%

63
31.0%

204
27.0%

56
12.0%
N
133
29.0%

134
27.0%

81
31.0%

104
30.0%

82
25.0%

12
16.0%

Somewhat disapprove

232
24.0%

27
21.0%

13
22.0%

42
11.0%
F
110
30.0%
E
96
26.0%

27
11.0%

267
28.0%

9
9.0%
F
43
43.0%
ADEF
20
20.0%

0
-

Somewhat approve

13
10.0%
F
30
23.0%

57
25.0%

18
26.0%

54
23.0%

77
27.0%

60
25.0%

41
22.0%

56
28.0%

176
24.0%

96
21.0%

64
24.0%

66
20.0%

27
36.0%

355
37.0%

58
45.0%
BCD

29
28.0%

19
30.0%

116
32.0%

102
45.0%
BCD

32
48.0%
BCD

97
41.0%

104
36.0%

80
34.0%

73
39.0%

60
30.0%

295
39.0%
K

175
38.0%

91
35.0%

103
29.0%
Q
116
33.0%

58
30.0%
R
47
24.0%

Strongly disapprove

137
28.0%
M
180
37.0%

41
43.0%
RT
22
24.0%

147
44.0%
OP

27
35.0%

25
26.0%

64
33.0%

T2B

362
38.0%

43
34.0%

84
36.0%

106
37.0%

99
41.0%

72
39.0%

86
43.0%

276
37.0%

189
41.0%

173
35.0%

109
41.0%

132
37.0%

121
36.0%

22
29.0%

159
70.0%
BCD

50
74.0%
BCD

151
64.0%

181
63.0%

140
59.0%

115
61.0%

116
57.0%

471
63.0%

271
59.0%

316
65.0%

155
59.0%

219
63.0%

213
64.0%

54
71.0%
S

48
51.0%
R
47
49.0%

82
42.0%

85
66.0%
BC

152
42.0%
EF
212
58.0%

18
26.0%

587
62.0%

29
48.0%
AEF
32
52.0%

68
30.0%

L2B

52
51.0%
AEF
49
49.0%

Base: All respondents

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

TOPBOX & LOWBOX SUMMARY

111
58.0%

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

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RV5. Some people say that the Conservative government under Prime Minister Stephen Harper has done a good job and deserves to be re-elected on October 19th. Other people say that it is time for another federal party to take over and run the country. Which of these statements is closest to your point of view?

REGION

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

ONTARIO REGION

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

416
R

905
S

Rest of Ontario
T

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

80
76*

93
95*

164
193

Harper government has done a good job and deserves re-election

277
29.0%

33
26.0%
EF

45
45.0%
AEF

28
45.0%
ADEF

123
34.0%
EF

38
17.0%

9
14.0%

58
25.0%

84
29.0%

81
34.0%
G

54
29.0%

69
34.0%

207
28.0%

144
31.0%

133
27.0%

72
27.0%

105
30.0%

101
30.0%

22
29.0%

36
38.0%

66
34.0%

Time for another federal party to take over

672
71.0%

94
74.0%
BC

56
55.0%

33
55.0%

240
66.0%
C

190
83.0%
ABCD

59
86.0%
ABCD

177
75.0%
I

203
71.0%

159
66.0%

133
71.0%

132
66.0%

540
72.0%

316
69.0%

357
73.0%

193
73.0%

246
70.0%

233
70.0%

54
71.0%

59
62.0%

127
66.0%

Base: All respondents

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

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