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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?

REGION

TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

2022
2022

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

Absolutely crucial

958
47.4%

109
40.2%

100
46.3%

57
44.2%

357
46.0%

70
48.2%

452
46.1%

506
48.6%

257
45.6%

232
44.4%

411
41.9%

447
42.9%

226
40.1%

41
8.4%

15
10.7%

53
10.7%

35
10.1%

47
9.1%

214
47.7%
HI
48
10.8%

637
42.8%

200
9.9%

329
42.5%
F
87
11.2%

59
41.1%

Not that important

58
44.7%
F
14
11.1%

382
51.1%
R
309
41.3%

319
44.9%

101
46.8%
F
15
6.9%

266
50.2%
K
220
41.5%

691
46.4%

134
49.5%
F
27
10.0%

178
51.7%
K
130
37.7%

186
41.5%

857
42.4%

246
49.7%
K
193
39.0%

242
46.3%

Important but not crucial

265
54.6%
BDE
175
36.1%

43
8.1%

157
10.5%

86
8.3%

68
9.5%

7
0.4%

1
0.4%

0
-

0
-

2
0.3%

4
0.8%

0
-

3
0.6%

2
0.5%

1
0.2%

0
-

1
0.2%

5
0.3%

80
14.2%
QR
1
0.2%

53
7.0%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

113
11.6%
O
4
0.4%

4
0.6%

2
0.3%

1815
89.8%

244
89.7%

200
93.1%

116
88.9%

686
88.5%

441
90.7%

129
89.3%

439
88.7%

308
89.3%

473
90.8%

400
89.2%

487
91.7%

1328
89.1%

862
88.0%

953
91.4%
N

482
85.7%

691
92.4%
P

642
90.2%
P

Base: All respondents


Weighted
Keeping my taxes low

3
0.3%

323
45.4%

SUMMARY
T2B

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

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?

REGION

TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

2022
2022

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

Absolutely crucial

1543
76.3%

212
78.0%

172
79.8%

96
74.2%

593
76.5%

362
74.6%

107
74.1%

361
72.8%

271
78.5%

392
75.2%

348
77.5%

406
76.6%

1135
76.2%

718
73.3%

412
73.3%

569
76.1%

Important but not crucial

418
20.7%

55
20.1%

35
16.4%

29
22.7%

158
20.4%

109
22.4%

32
22.0%

104
21.0%

68
19.7%

118
22.6%

93
20.7%

112
21.1%

307
20.6%

120
21.4%

160
21.4%

561
78.8%
P
138
19.4%

Not that important

54
2.7%

5
1.8%

7
3.2%

3
2.5%

21
2.6%

13
2.8%

5
3.4%

7
1.9%

10
1.9%

7
1.5%

9
1.7%

45
3.0%

27
2.6%

11
1.6%

7
0.4%

0
-

1
0.7%

1
0.7%

3
0.4%

1
0.2%

1
0.5%

0
-

1
0.3%

1
0.3%

4
0.7%

4
0.2%

4
0.4%

3
0.3%

28
4.9%
QR
2
0.4%

15
2.0%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

29
5.9%
IJKLM
2
0.3%

231
23.5%
O
27
2.8%

824
79.1%
N
188
18.0%

3
0.4%

1
0.2%

1961
97.0%

267
98.2%

207
96.2%

126
96.8%

751
97.0%

471
97.0%

139
96.1%

465
93.8%

339
98.1%
H

510
97.9%
H

440
98.3%
H

518
97.6%
H

1441
96.7%
H

949
96.8%

1012
97.1%

533
94.6%

730
97.6%
P

699
98.2%
P

Base: All respondents


Weighted
Managing the economy in tough economic times

SUMMARY
T2B

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E/F/G - H/I/J/K/L/M - 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?

REGION

TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

2022
2022

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

Absolutely crucial

770
38.1%

113
41.5%

75
34.9%

56
43.0%

287
37.0%

175
36.0%

325
33.1%

58
44.5%

361
46.6%

225
46.3%

455
46.4%

47
17.3%

41
18.8%

16
12.6%

127
16.4%

82
16.9%

17
11.7%

63
11.3%

4
0.2%

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

4
0.8%
E

0
-

1
0.2%

199
20.4%
O
1
0.1%

130
12.5%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

62
18.0%
L
1
0.3%

720
48.3%
IL
268
18.0%
HL
3
0.2%

300
40.1%
R
312
41.7%

330
16.3%

222
49.5%
IL
77
17.2%
L
1
0.2%

256
45.5%
R
242
43.0%

Not that important

245
47.0%
L
86
16.5%
L
0
-

445
42.7%
N
464
44.5%

214
30.1%

100
46.2%

271
51.1%
HIJKM
197
37.2%

499
33.5%

112
41.2%

143
41.5%
KM
139
40.1%

148
33.1%

918
45.4%

204
41.3%
KM
223
45.1%
L
67
13.5%

190
36.5%

Important but not crucial

64
44.6%
F
63
43.7%

3
0.2%

1
0.2%

135
18.1%
P
1
0.2%

365
51.2%
PQ
131
18.4%
P
2
0.2%

1689
83.5%

225
82.7%

175
81.2%

114
87.4%

648
83.6%

400
82.3%

128
88.3%

428
86.4%
M

282
81.6%

435
83.5%

370
82.5%

1219
81.9%

779
79.5%

909
87.3%
N

498
88.6%
QR

612
81.8%

579
81.3%

Base: All respondents


Weighted
Helping families deal with the cost of child care

61
11.5%
1
0.2%

SUMMARY
T2B

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

468
88.3%
IJKM

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?

REGION

TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

2022
2022

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

Absolutely crucial

787
38.9%

83
30.4%

207
42.6%
B
194
40.0%

142
41.2%

193
36.9%

165
36.7%

213
40.2%

573
38.5%

342
34.9%

67
46.2%

195
39.3%

141
40.8%

231
44.3%

200
44.7%

218
41.1%

639
42.9%

416
42.4%

445
42.7%
N
441
42.3%

175
31.1%

127
46.8%

292
37.6%
B
333
43.0%

206
41.6%

857
42.4%

53
40.4%
B
55
42.2%

52
36.2%

Important but not crucial

101
46.8%
BE
81
37.6%

301
40.2%
P
320
42.8%

311
43.7%
P
284
39.9%

Not that important

365
18.1%

60
22.0%

33
15.1%

21
16.3%

146
18.9%

81
16.6%

25
17.0%

91
18.4%

60
17.3%

97
18.6%

82
18.4%

95
18.0%

269
18.0%

148
14.2%

112
15.7%

13
0.6%

2
0.8%

1
0.5%

1
1.1%

4
0.5%

4
0.8%

1
0.6%

4
0.7%

2
0.6%

1
0.2%

1
0.2%

4
0.7%

9
0.6%

128
22.8%
QR
6
1.1%

125
16.7%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

217
22.1%
O
5
0.5%

2
0.3%

5
0.7%

1644
81.3%

210
77.2%

182
84.3%

107
82.7%

625
80.6%

401
82.6%

119
82.4%

401
80.9%

283
82.1%

423
81.2%

365
81.4%

431
81.3%

1212
81.3%

758
77.4%

886
85.0%
N

428
76.1%

621
83.0%
P

595
83.6%
P

Base: All respondents


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

8
0.8%

253
45.0%

SUMMARY
T2B

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

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?

REGION

TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

2022
2022

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

Absolutely crucial

1298
64.2%

165
60.8%

123
57.3%

79
60.4%
46
35.2%

43
29.5%

371
69.9%
JKM
146
27.6%

390
69.2%
R
149
26.5%

516
69.0%
R
205
27.5%

81
4.0%

15
5.4%

5
4.0%

24
3.1%

22
4.4%

4
3.0%

21
4.3%

11
3.3%

28
2.7%

24
4.3%

26
3.5%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

4
0.2%

0
-

1
0.5%

1
0.5%

1
0.1%

2
0.3%

0
-

2
0.3%

1
0.4%

1
0.2%

0
-

0
-

925
62.1%
K
493
33.1%
HIL
68
4.5%
L
4
0.3%

704
67.5%
N
308
29.5%

Not that important

317
60.8%
K
187
35.8%
HIL
16
3.1%

392
55.1%

80
37.3%
F
11
4.9%

252
73.0%
JKM
81
23.3%

594
60.6%

92
33.8%

348
70.2%
JKM
124
25.1%

239
53.4%

639
31.6%

323
66.4%
C
140
28.8%

98
67.5%

Important but not crucial

511
65.9%
C
239
30.8%

2
0.2%

0
-

0
-

4
0.6%
Q

1937
95.8%

257
94.6%

204
94.6%

124
95.6%

750
96.8%

462
95.2%

140
97.0%

472
95.3%

333
96.3%

504
96.7%

426
95.1%

517
97.6%
M

1418
95.2%

926
94.5%

1012
97.1%
N

539
95.7%

721
96.5%

677
95.2%

Base: All respondents


Weighted
Helping Canadians deal with the rising cost of living

187
41.7%
HILM
22
4.9%

13
2.4%

332
33.8%
O
53
5.4%
O
2
0.2%

285
40.0%
PQ
30
4.3%

SUMMARY
T2B

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E/F/G - H/I/J/K/L/M - 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?

REGION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

144
66.9%

87
66.9%

550
71.0%

251
72.5%

382
73.4%

323
72.0%

374
70.6%

1100
73.9%

649
66.2%

554
74.0%

112
22.5%

83
24.2%

125
23.9%

109
24.3%

137
25.9%

345
23.2%

828
79.5%
N
190
18.2%

391
69.5%

203
26.2%
FG
21
2.6%

116
80.3%
CDE
26
17.9%

367
74.1%

41
31.7%
BFG
2
1.4%

372
76.7%
CDE
88
18.1%

142
25.2%

176
23.6%

532
74.8%
P
164
23.1%

19
3.8%

3
1.8%

15
2.9%

10
2.9%

12
2.3%

14
3.0%

14
2.6%

40
2.7%

17
1.7%

25
4.5%
QR
5
0.8%

17
2.2%

12
1.7%

1
0.1%

3
0.4%

533
94.7%

730
97.6%
P

696
97.9%
P

Addressing the problems facing Canada's health system


Absolutely crucial

1477
73.0%

Important but not crucial

483
23.9%

207
76.2%
CD
57
21.0%

Not that important

54
2.7%

8
2.8%

67
31.2%
BFG
3
1.3%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

9
0.4%

0
-

1
0.7%

0
-

1
0.1%

7
1.4%
E

0
-

2
0.4%

1
0.4%

2
0.4%

3
0.7%

5
0.8%

4
0.3%

293
29.9%
O
37
3.7%
O
2
0.2%

1959
96.9%

264
97.2%

211
98.1%

128
98.6%
F

754
97.3%
F

460
94.8%

142
98.2%

479
96.7%

334
96.7%

507
97.3%

432
96.3%

512
96.5%

1446
97.0%

941
96.1%

7
0.6%

SUMMARY
T2B

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

1018
97.7%
N

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?

REGION

TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

2022
2022

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

Absolutely crucial

788
39.0%

113
41.5%

89
41.3%

45
34.8%

281
36.2%

194
39.9%

175
31.1%

273
36.5%

175
36.0%

204
45.4%

33
15.5%

21
14.2%

85
17.1%

64
18.5%

91
17.5%

91
20.2%

257
17.2%

264
46.8%
R
109
19.4%

327
43.7%
R
136
18.2%

37
1.8%

1
0.3%

5
2.3%

2
1.8%

9
1.2%

1
0.6%

15
3.0%
IJ

3
0.8%

6
1.1%

9
2.0%

13
2.5%

24
1.6%

202
20.6%
O
11
1.1%

458
44.0%
N
152
14.6%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

98
20.1%
B
19
4.0%
BEG

246
46.3%
IM
97
18.2%

384
39.2%

354
17.5%

344
44.3%
F
141
18.3%

340
47.8%
PQ
252
35.5%

Not that important

59
45.4%
F
23
18.0%

612
41.1%
KL
597
40.1%

405
38.8%

88
40.9%

205
39.4%
KL
219
42.0%

383
39.1%

120
44.1%
F
38
14.0%

146
42.3%
KL
133
38.4%

175
33.0%

842
41.7%

194
39.1%
K
202
40.8%

145
32.3%

Important but not crucial

66
45.7%
DE
57
39.5%

27
2.6%
N

15
2.7%

12
1.7%

10
1.4%

1630
80.6%

233
85.7%
F

177
82.3%

104
80.2%

624
80.6%

369
75.9%

123
85.2%
F

396
79.9%

279
80.7%

424
81.4%

348
77.7%

420
79.3%

1209
81.2%

767
78.3%

863
82.8%
N

439
78.0%

599
80.1%

592
83.2%
P

Base: All respondents


Weighted
Dealing with the Senate once and for all

109
15.4%

SUMMARY
T2B

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E/F/G - H/I/J/K/L/M - 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?

REGION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

87
40.5%

48
37.1%

78
53.8%
CDE
55
37.9%

174
50.3%

242
46.5%

213
47.5%

248
46.7%

737
49.5%

453
46.2%

371
49.6%

343
48.2%

175
35.3%

139
40.4%

216
41.4%

170
37.9%

214
40.3%

572
38.4%

379
38.7%

534
51.2%
N
406
39.0%

273
48.5%
224
39.9%

272
36.4%

288
40.5%

41
19.0%
BFG
1
0.5%

62
47.5%
BF
19
15.0%
BFG
1
0.5%
E

273
56.3%
CDE
165
34.1%

250
50.5%

86
39.9%

352
45.4%
D
317
40.9%
F
106
13.7%
BF
0
-

43
8.9%

12
8.2%

68
13.7%

32
9.3%

62
11.9%

68
12.9%

176
11.8%

64
11.4%

104
13.8%

77
10.8%

0
-

3
0.5%

0
-

1
0.2%

1
0.1%

5
0.3%

146
14.9%
O
2
0.2%

99
9.5%

4
0.8%
E

65
14.6%
I
0
-

4
0.4%

1
0.2%

1
0.2%

3
0.5%

669
86.3%

439
90.4%
CDE

133
91.8%
CD

425
85.8%

313
90.7%
HK

458
87.9%

383
85.4%

461
87.0%

1309
87.8%

832
84.9%

940
90.2%
N

497
88.4%

643
86.0%

631
88.7%

Taking action on climate change


Absolutely crucial

987
48.8%

Important but not crucial

785
38.8%

148
54.5%
CDE
100
36.9%

Not that important

245
12.1%

23
8.6%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

5
0.3%

0
-

1772
87.6%

248
91.4%
CDE

SUMMARY
T2B

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

173
80.4%

110
84.5%

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?

REGION

TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

2022
2022

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

Absolutely crucial

1469
72.6%

193
71.1%

144
66.9%

89
68.4%

561
72.4%

107
74.1%

386
72.7%

553
74.0%

513
72.2%

192
24.8%

129
24.8%

177
23.6%

185
26.0%

7
2.7%

19
2.4%

9
1.8%

6
3.9%

6
1.8%

41
2.7%

21
2.1%

12
1.6%

0
-

1
0.7%

0
-

3
0.4%

1
0.2%

0
-

1
0.2%

0
-

1
0.3%

4
0.3%

3
0.3%

3
0.3%

21
3.7%
R
3
0.5%

17
2.2%

6
0.3%

16
3.0%
K
1
0.3%

8
1.6%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

19
3.9%
KL
1
0.2%

266
27.1%
O
28
2.8%

137
24.3%

49
2.4%

141
31.5%
HIJLM
5
1.1%

135
25.4%

Not that important

39
30.4%
F
2
1.2%

785
75.4%
N
232
22.3%

402
71.5%

63
29.0%
F
7
3.4%

1081
72.6%
K
364
24.4%

683
69.7%

71
26.1%

262
76.0%
K
76
22.0%

302
67.4%

498
24.7%

369
74.5%
K
106
21.4%

375
71.9%

Important but not crucial

374
77.0%
CD
102
20.9%

1
0.2%

2
0.2%

1967
97.3%

264
97.3%

207
96.0%

128
98.8%

753
97.2%

476
97.9%

139
96.1%

475
95.9%

338
98.0%

504
96.7%

444
98.9%
HJM

520
98.1%
H

1445
97.0%

949
96.9%

1018
97.7%

539
95.8%

730
97.6%

698
98.1%
P

Base: All respondents


Weighted
Creating Jobs

32
22.1%

SUMMARY
T2B

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E/F/G - H/I/J/K/L/M - 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?

REGION

TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

2022
2022

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

Absolutely crucial

929
45.9%

116
42.8%

89
41.4%

49
37.6%

249
44.3%

348
46.6%

331
46.5%

259
46.0%

332
44.4%

331
46.5%

26
9.5%

67
8.7%

42
8.6%

10
7.1%

50
10.1%

25
7.4%

258
48.7%
H
42
7.9%

475
45.6%

170
8.4%

235
52.4%
HIM
30
6.7%

447
45.6%

Not that important

251
48.2%
H
45
8.5%

698
46.8%
K
664
44.6%

496
47.6%

72
55.3%
EFG
9
7.1%

174
50.3%
JK
146
42.3%

433
44.2%

111
51.6%
F
15
7.0%

246
49.7%
JK
197
39.8%

230
43.4%

128
47.2%

74
50.9%
D
61
42.0%

184
41.0%

922
45.6%

239
49.2%
D
205
42.2%

226
43.3%

Important but not crucial

362
46.7%
D
345
44.5%

126
8.5%

71
6.8%

53
9.4%

68
9.0%

49
6.9%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

2
0.1%

1
0.5%

0
-

0
-

1
0.1%

0
-

0
-

2
0.4%

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

2
0.1%

99
10.1%
O
1
0.1%

1
0.1%

1
0.2%

0
-

1
0.1%

1850
91.5%

244
90.0%

200
93.0%

121
92.9%

707
91.2%

444
91.4%

134
92.9%

444
89.5%

320
92.6%

477
91.5%

418
93.3%
H

488
92.1%

1361
91.4%

880
89.8%

971
93.1%
N

509
90.4%

680
91.0%

662
93.0%

Base: All respondents


Weighted
Helping Canadians deal with and save for their retirement

SUMMARY
T2B

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B/C/D/E/F/G - H/I/J/K/L/M - 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?

REGION

TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

2022
2022

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

Absolutely crucial

961
47.5%

118
43.6%

54
41.5%

327
42.2%

238
45.7%

198
44.3%

460
47.0%

500
48.0%

251
44.5%

367
49.1%

343
48.2%

143
41.5%

237
45.6%

254
45.1%

328
43.9%

317
44.6%

35
7.1%

8
5.6%

44
8.9%

27
7.9%

45
8.7%

38
7.2%

677
45.5%
H
123
8.3%

464
44.6%

8
3.9%

219
48.9%
HIL
30
6.8%

435
44.4%

161
8.0%

85
8.6%

77
7.4%

50
7.1%

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

1
0.2%

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

1
0.1%

0
-

1
0.1%

59
10.4%
QR
0
-

52
7.0%

1
0

367
47.4%
F
80
10.4%
CD
1
0.1%

199
40.2%

Not that important

70
53.6%
FG
6
5.0%

270
51.0%
K
222
41.8%

688
46.2%

130
47.8%
F
23
8.6%

76
52.8%
DE
60
41.6%

174
50.5%

899
44.5%

271
55.8%
BDE
180
37.0%

251
50.7%

Important but not crucial

114
53.0%
DE
93
43.1%

0
-

1
0.1%

1860
92.0%

248
91.4%

207
96.1%
E

124
95.0%
E

451
92.9%

136
94.4%
E

451
90.9%

318
92.1%

476
91.3%

418
93.2%

492
92.8%

1366
91.7%

895
91.4%

965
92.6%

504
89.6%

695
93.0%
P

660
92.8%
P

Base: All respondents


Weighted
Making it easier for small businesses to be successful

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)
SUMMARY
T2B

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

694
89.5%

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?

REGION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

54
25.1%

21
16.1%

156
31.5%

107
31.0%

143
27.5%

130
29.0%

152
28.6%

459
30.8%

300
30.7%

311
29.8%

179
31.9%

233
31.1%

199
28.0%

72
55.7%

161
33.2%
DG
242
49.8%

33
23.0%

119
55.2%

266
34.4%
CDG
392
50.6%

81
56.3%

252
50.9%

182
52.6%

286
54.9%

229
51.0%

274
51.7%

781
52.4%

482
49.2%

78
16.2%

85
17.2%

54
15.6%

92
17.6%

90
20.0%

102
19.3%

246
16.5%

4
0.9%

2
0.3%

3
0.8%
J

0
-

0
-

2
0.4%

4
0.3%

194
19.8%
O
4
0.4%

390
54.8%
Q
119
16.7%

2
0.2%

30
20.8%
E
0
-

305
54.3%
Q
78
13.8%

360
48.2%

115
14.8%

574
55.1%
N
155
14.8%
3
0.2%

0
-

659
85.0%
D

403
83.0%
D

115
79.2%

409
82.5%

289
83.6%

429
82.4%

359
80.0%

426
80.3%

1240
83.2%

783
79.9%

885
84.9%
N

485
86.2%
Q

Investing in public transit


Absolutely crucial

611
30.2%

Important but not crucial

1056
52.2%

76
27.9%
D
150
55.1%

Not that important

348
17.2%

46
17.0%

43
19.7%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

6
0.3%

0
-

0
-

36
27.7%
BEF
1
0.5%

1668
82.5%

225
83.0%
D

173
80.3%

93
71.8%

151
20.2%
P
3
0.5%

3
0.4%

SUMMARY
T2B

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

593
79.3%

590
82.9%

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


[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?

REGION

TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

2022
2022

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

Absolutely crucial

1085
53.7%

132
48.6%

126
58.6%

69
52.9%

391
50.5%

73
50.4%

269
51.6%

216
48.2%

493
50.3%

410
54.8%

367
51.6%

79
36.9%

206
39.4%

283
37.8%

291
40.8%

36
7.3%

38
7.6%

23
6.6%

45
8.6%

31
5.9%

44
7.8%

53
7.1%

52
7.3%

7
0.3%

2
0.8%

1
0.7%

0
-

2
0.3%

1
0.2%

1
0.2%

0
-

2
0.4%

1
0.3%

3
0.5%

3
0.2%

89
9.1%
O
4
0.4%

59
5.7%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

15
10.5%
C
0
-

594
39.9%
H
117
7.8%

209
37.1%

8
3.8%

200
44.5%
HL
31
7.0%

393
40.1%

148
7.3%

322
41.5%
F
60
7.7%

135
39.1%

Not that important

53
40.5%
F
9
6.6%

592
56.8%
N
389
37.3%

308
54.7%

117
43.0%
F
21
7.7%

309
58.3%
JKM
187
35.3%

776
52.1%

782
38.7%

286
57.7%
KM
171
34.6%

187
54.3%

Important but not crucial

294
60.5%
BEG
155
32.0%

2
0.2%

3
0.5%

2
0.3%

2
0.2%

1867
92.3%

249
91.5%

206
95.5%
G

121
93.4%

713
92.0%

449
92.5%

129
89.5%

457
92.2%

323
93.4%

474
91.0%

416
92.7%

496
93.6%

1370
92.0%

886
90.5%

981
94.1%
N

516
91.8%

693
92.6%

658
92.5%

Base: All respondents


Weighted
Making sure our communities are safe from crime

57
39.1%

SUMMARY
T2B

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

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REGION

TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

Base: All respondents


Weighted

2022
2022

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

Keeping my taxes low

958
47.4%

109
40.2%

100
46.3%

57
44.2%

357
46.0%

265
54.6%
BDE

70
48.2%

246
49.7%
K

178
51.7%
K

242
46.3%

186
41.5%

266
50.2%
K

691
46.4%

452
46.1%

506
48.6%

257
45.6%

382
51.1%
R

319
44.9%

Managing the economy in tough economic times

1543
76.3%

212
78.0%

172
79.8%

96
74.2%

593
76.5%

362
74.6%

107
74.1%

361
72.8%

271
78.5%

392
75.2%

348
77.5%

406
76.6%

1135
76.2%

718
73.3%

824
79.1%
N

412
73.3%

569
76.1%

561
78.8%
P

Helping families deal with the cost of child care

770
38.1%

113
41.5%

75
34.9%

56
43.0%

287
37.0%

175
36.0%

64
44.6%
F

204
41.3%
KM

143
41.5%
KM

190
36.5%

148
33.1%

271
51.1%
HIJKM

499
33.5%

325
33.1%

445
42.7%
N

256
45.5%
R

300
40.1%
R

214
30.1%

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

787
38.9%

83
30.4%

101
46.8%
BE

53
40.4%
B

292
37.6%
B

207
42.6%
B

52
36.2%

206
41.6%

142
41.2%

193
36.9%

165
36.7%

213
40.2%

573
38.5%

342
34.9%

445
42.7%
N

175
31.1%

301
40.2%
P

311
43.7%
P

Helping Canadians deal with the rising cost of living

1298
64.2%

165
60.8%

123
57.3%

79
60.4%

511
65.9%
C

323
66.4%
C

98
67.5%

348
70.2%
JKM

252
73.0%
JKM

317
60.8%
K

239
53.4%

371
69.9%
JKM

925
62.1%
K

594
60.6%

704
67.5%
N

390
69.2%
R

516
69.0%
R

392
55.1%

Addressing the problems facing Canada's health system

1477
73.0%

207
76.2%
CD

144
66.9%

87
66.9%

550
71.0%

372
76.7%
CDE

116
80.3%
CDE

367
74.1%

251
72.5%

382
73.4%

323
72.0%

374
70.6%

1100
73.9%

649
66.2%

828
79.5%
N

391
69.5%

554
74.0%

532
74.8%
P

Dealing with the Senate once and for all

788
39.0%

113
41.5%

89
41.3%

45
34.8%

281
36.2%

194
39.9%

175
31.1%

273
36.5%

48
37.1%

213
47.5%

248
46.7%

453
46.2%

371
49.6%

144
66.9%

89
68.4%

369
74.5%
K

262
76.0%
K

375
71.9%

302
67.4%

386
72.7%

1081
72.6%
K

683
69.7%

534
51.2%
N
785
75.4%
N

273
48.5%

1469
72.6%

273
56.3%
CDE
374
77.0%
CD

340
47.8%
PQ
343
48.2%

Creating Jobs

352
45.4%
D
561
72.4%

612
41.1%
KL
737
49.5%

405
38.8%

87
40.5%

205
39.4%
KL
242
46.5%

383
39.1%

148
54.5%
CDE
193
71.1%

146
42.3%
KL
174
50.3%

175
33.0%

987
48.8%

194
39.1%
K
250
50.5%

145
32.3%

Taking action on climate change

66
45.7%
DE
78
53.8%
CDE
107
74.1%

402
71.5%

553
74.0%

513
72.2%

Helping Canadians deal with and save for their retirement

929
45.9%

116
42.8%

89
41.4%

49
37.6%

362
46.7%
D

239
49.2%
D

74
50.9%
D

246
49.7%
JK

174
50.3%
JK

226
43.3%

184
41.0%

230
43.4%

698
46.8%
K

433
44.2%

496
47.6%

249
44.3%

348
46.6%

331
46.5%

Making it easier for small businesses to be successful

961
47.5%

118
43.6%

54
41.5%

327
42.2%

238
45.7%

198
44.3%

460
47.0%

500
48.0%

251
44.5%

367
49.1%

343
48.2%

266
34.4%
CDG

156
31.5%

107
31.0%

143
27.5%

130
29.0%

270
51.0%
K
152
28.6%

688
46.2%

21
16.1%

76
52.8%
DE
33
23.0%

174
50.5%

76
27.9%
D

271
55.8%
BDE
161
33.2%
DG

251
50.7%

611
30.2%

114
53.0%
DE
54
25.1%

459
30.8%

300
30.7%

311
29.8%

179
31.9%

233
31.1%

199
28.0%

1085
53.7%

132
48.6%

126
58.6%

69
52.9%

391
50.5%

294
60.5%
BEG

73
50.4%

286
57.7%
KM

187
54.3%

269
51.6%

216
48.2%

309
58.3%
JKM

776
52.1%

493
50.3%

592
56.8%
N

308
54.7%

410
54.8%

367
51.6%

Investing in public transit

Making sure our communities are safe from crime

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

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

Helping
Canadians deal Making it easier
with and save
for small
for their
businesses to
retirement
be successful
2022
2022
2022
2022
929
45.9%
922
45.6%
170
8.4%
2
0.1%

961
47.5%
899
44.5%
161
8.0%
1
0

Investing in
public transit
2022
2022

Making sure our


communities are
safe from crime
2022
2022

611
30.2%
1056
52.2%
348
17.2%
6
0.3%

1085
53.7%
782
38.7%
148
7.3%
7
0.3%

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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?

REGION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

100
37.0%
FG
70
25.8%
C
85
31.4%
E
0
-

119
55.1%
BEFG
37
17.1%

59
45.2%
FG
30
23.4%

132
27.1%

35
24.5%

165
33.4%

115
33.3%

196
37.7%

182
32.3%

119
24.0%

91
26.5%

139
26.7%

447
45.6%
O
213
21.7%

329
31.6%

141
26.5%

207
27.7%

205
28.8%

0
-

1
0.2%

16
2.9%
K
39
7.4%

443
29.8%
K
23
1.5%
K
80
5.3%

253
25.8%

0
-

153
29.3%
K
9
1.8%
K
23
4.5%

103
23.0%

0
-

113
32.7%
K
8
2.4%
K
18
5.1%

160
28.5%
R
172
30.5%

296
41.6%
P
158
22.2%

164
33.0%
KL
18
3.6%
KM
30
6.0%

17
1.7%

291
27.9%
N
331
31.8%
N
22
2.1%

298
39.8%
P
185
24.7%

34
25.9%

58
39.9%
BCDEF
41
28.6%

214
40.4%
HI
121
22.7%

561
37.7%

99
20.5%

214
47.8%
HIJLM
107
24.0%

57
26.6%

330
42.6%
FG
209
27.0%
CF
194
25.1%

14
2.6%

15
2.0%

9
1.3%

51
5.2%

70
6.7%

34
6.0%

43
5.8%

43
6.1%

284
57.3%

206
59.8%

944
63.4%
H
466
31.3%
K

659
67.3%
O
270
27.5%

342
60.8%

482
64.5%

454
63.8%

121
35.1%
K

322
71.8%
HIJLM
104
23.2%

620
59.5%

182
36.7%
KLM

336
64.4%
H
162
31.1%
K

353
33.8%
N

186
33.1%

222
29.7%

214
30.1%

Keeping my taxes low


The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

775
38.3%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

504
24.9%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

584
28.9%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

38
1.9%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

121
6.0%

16
5.7%
C

3
1.2%

7
5.4%
C

41
5.3%
C

T2B

1279
63.2%

L2B

622
30.8%

171
62.8%
F
85
31.4%
E

156
72.3%
F
57
26.6%

89
68.6%
F
34
25.9%

539
69.6%
BF
194
25.1%

172
35.4%
CDE
38
7.9%
BCDEG
44
9.0%
CE

0
10
7.0%
C

23
5.0%

383
25.7%

SUMMARY

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

231
47.6%
211
43.4%
BCDEG

93
64.4%
F
41
28.6%

335
63.2%
156
29.5%
K

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REGION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

93
34.3%
F
76
28.0%
C
89
32.6%
EG
0
-

121
56.3%
BEFG
32
14.9%

65
50.1%
BFG
28
21.2%

128
26.4%

38
26.1%

158
31.8%

122
35.2%

126
25.4%

96
27.9%

220
41.5%
H
134
25.3%

551
37.0%
H
406
27.3%

403
41.2%
O
259
26.4%

166
29.5%

281
27.0%

301
42.3%
P
173
24.3%

101
29.4%

142
27.3%

108
24.0%

133
25.0%

312
30.0%

198
26.5%

195
27.4%

0
-

0
-

8
2.4%
K
17
5.1%

8
1.6%

2
0.4%

16
1.6%

19
1.8%

11
2.0%

14
1.9%

9
1.3%

19
3.6%

17
3.9%

12
2.2%
K
32
6.0%

436
29.2%
K
23
1.5%

256
26.1%

0
-

169
34.1%
JKLM
14
2.8%
K
29
5.9%

172
30.6%
R
175
31.1%

305
40.7%
P
195
26.1%

33
25.4%

66
45.8%
BCDEF
34
23.4%

208
46.4%
HIJM
113
25.3%

368
35.3%

107
22.0%

198
38.0%
H
153
29.4%

59
27.6%

326
42.1%
BFG
232
29.9%
CDF
179
23.1%

74
4.9%

46
4.7%

62
5.9%

38
6.8%

36
4.8%

34
4.7%

283
57.2%

218
63.1%

354
66.8%
H
144
27.2%

958
64.3%
H
459
30.8%
K

662
67.6%
O
272
27.7%

338
60.1%

110
31.8%
K

321
71.7%
HIM
109
24.4%

649
62.3%

183
36.9%
JKLM

352
67.5%
H
151
28.9%

331
31.7%

186
33.1%

500
66.8%
P
212
28.4%

474
66.6%
P
204
28.7%

Managing the economy in tough economic times


The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

772
38.2%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

540
26.7%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

568
28.1%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

34
1.7%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

107
5.3%

14
5.1%
C

3
1.2%

4
3.2%

38
5.0%
C

T2B

1312
64.9%

L2B

603
29.8%

169
62.3%
F
89
32.6%
EG

153
71.2%
F
59
27.6%

93
71.3%
F
33
25.4%

558
72.0%
BF
179
23.1%

175
36.0%
DEG
34
7.1%
BCDEG
42
8.6%
CDE

0
7
4.6%
C

SUMMARY

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

235
48.3%
209
43.1%
BCDEG

104
72.0%
BF
34
23.4%

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REGION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

64
23.5%
F
69
25.3%

90
41.8%
BEFG
50
23.3%

47
36.3%
BEFG
30
23.3%

205
26.5%
FG
215
27.8%

77
15.8%

24
16.9%

130
26.3%

85
24.6%

128
24.6%

105
23.5%

141
26.7%

366
24.5%

251
25.6%

256
24.6%

123
21.9%

189
25.2%

114
23.4%

138
27.8%

86
24.9%

144
27.7%

113
25.3%

133
25.0%

407
27.3%

247
25.2%

292
28.0%

71
33.2%

48
37.0%

316
40.8%

198
40.8%

61
42.2%
BCDEF
52
35.7%

180
36.2%

146
42.3%

217
41.7%

203
38.3%

611
41.0%

411
41.9%

404
38.7%

207
27.7%
R
290
38.8%

0
-

0
-

0
-

53
10.8%
BCDEG
45
9.3%
BCDE

0
-

21
4.2%
KM
27
5.5%

10
2.8%

16
3.0%

203
45.2%
HL
6
1.4%

178
31.6%
R
214
37.9%

195
27.5%
P
155
21.7%

29
1.9%

27
2.7%

26
2.5%

13
2.4%

19
5.4%

16
3.0%

21
4.7%

24
4.5%
KM
29
5.5%

78
5.2%
J

44
4.5%

65
6.2%

35
6.2%

29
3.8%
R
34
4.5%

268
54.2%

171
49.5%

273
52.3%

219
48.8%

274
51.7%

772
51.8%

498
50.8%

548
52.6%

301
53.4%

395
52.9%

350
49.2%

200
40.4%

156
45.0%

233
44.7%

209
46.5%

227
42.8%

640
43.0%

438
44.7%

429
41.2%

227
40.3%

319
42.6%

322
45.2%

Helping families deal with the cost of child care


The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

507
25.1%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

539
26.7%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

814
40.3%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

53
2.6%

129
47.6%
CDG
0
-

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

109
5.4%

10
3.6%

4
1.7%

4
3.3%

38
5.0%

T2B

1046
51.7%

L2B

867
42.9%

133
48.9%
F
129
47.6%
CDG

140
65.1%
BEF
71
33.2%

78
59.6%
BF
48
37.0%

420
54.2%
F
316
40.8%

8
5.3%

311
43.7%
P
11
1.5%
40
5.6%

SUMMARY

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

190
39.2%
251
51.6%
CDEG

85
59.1%
BF
52
35.7%

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[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?

REGION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

139
64.7%
BEFG
38
17.7%

77
59.4%
FG
25
18.9%

211
43.4%

61
42.1%

218
44.0%

171
49.4%
76
21.9%

747
50.1%
H
317
21.3%

570
58.1%
O
180
18.4%

398
53.3%

112
22.6%

310
58.5%
HIM
100
18.9%

271
48.1%

51
34.9%
BCDEF
25
17.5%

278
62.1%
HIM
82
18.2%

487
46.8%

80
16.4%

294
56.4%
HIM
111
21.3%

71
20.4%
KL
7
2.2%
KL
21
6.2%

83
15.9%

63
14.1%

75
14.2%

163
16.6%

138
18.4%

138
19.4%

5
1.0%

1
0.2%

2
0.4%

12
1.3%

6
1.1%

10
1.3%

10
1.4%

28
5.4%

24
5.4%

42
8.0%

312
21.0%
JKL
24
1.6%
KL
90
6.1%

134
23.7%
R
112
19.8%

156
20.9%

122
24.7%
JKL
10
1.9%
KL
33
6.8%

237
22.7%
N
225
21.6%
N
13
1.3%

388
54.5%
P
127
17.9%

55
5.6%

80
7.6%

41
7.3%

46
6.1%

48
6.8%

330
66.6%

246
71.3%

410
77.4%
HIM
77
14.6%

1063
71.4%
H
336
22.6%
JKL

750
76.5%
O
175
17.9%

404
71.8%

554
74.2%

515
72.4%

78
22.6%
JKL

360
80.3%
HIM
64
14.3%

724
69.5%

132
26.6%
JKL

405
77.7%
HIM
88
16.9%

238
22.9%
N

118
20.9%

147
19.7%

148
20.8%

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

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

417
20.6%

139
51.3%
F
57
20.8%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

388
19.2%

55
20.3%

35
16.4%

21
16.1%

430
55.4%
FG
167
21.6%
F
132
17.0%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

26
1.3%

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

135
6.7%

21
7.6%
C

3
1.2%

7
5.6%
C

46
5.9%
C

T2B

1474
72.9%

L2B

413
20.4%

196
72.1%
F
55
20.3%

177
82.4%
BF
35
16.4%

102
78.3%
F
21
16.1%

597
77.0%
F
132
17.0%

The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

1057
52.3%

119
24.5%
CDE
26
5.3%
BCDEG
51
10.4%
CEG

0
8
5.4%
C

SUMMARY

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

290
59.8%
145
29.8%
BCDEG

111
77.1%
F
25
17.5%

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[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?

REGION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

71
26.1%
FG
63
23.3%

101
46.8%
BEFG
36
16.8%

23
16.1%

127
25.7%

93
27.0%

143
27.3%

136
30.4%

164
30.9%

404
27.1%

294
30.0%

273
26.2%

117
20.7%

109
22.4%

65
44.6%
BCDEF
49
33.8%

120
24.2%

93
26.8%

127
28.3%

136
25.6%

419
28.2%

249
25.4%

306
29.4%

134
38.8%

162
36.2%

183
34.5%

564
37.8%

366
37.3%

381
36.6%

179
31.9%
R
223
39.6%

231
32.5%
P
169
23.8%

263
35.2%

261
36.7%

0
-

0
-

0
-

205
41.3%
L
15
3.0%
KM
28
5.7%

160
30.7%
H
186
35.6%

220
29.4%
P
206
27.6%

76
35.3%

242
31.2%
FG
247
31.8%
BCF
251
32.3%

84
17.2%

121
44.5%
DEG
0
-

47
36.5%
BFG
36
27.4%
C
40
30.7%

11
3.1%
KM
15
4.4%

9
1.8%
K
23
4.5%

1
0.2%

22
1.5%
K
81
5.4%

19
1.9%

18
1.7%

10
1.9%

17
2.3%

9
1.3%

22
4.9%

15
2.8%
K
33
6.2%

52
5.3%

64
6.1%

33
5.9%

41
5.5%

41
5.8%

247
49.9%

186
53.8%

300
56.5%
H
198
37.3%

823
55.2%
H
586
39.3%

579
55.6%

296
52.6%

426
57.0%

401
56.3%

144
41.8%

263
58.7%
H
163
36.4%

543
55.4%

220
44.3%
JKL

303
58.1%
H
195
37.4%

385
39.3%

399
38.3%

234
41.5%

280
37.5%

270
37.9%

Helping Canadians deal with the rising cost of living


The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

567
28.1%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

555
27.5%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

747
36.9%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

37
1.8%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

116
5.7%

17
6.2%
C

3
1.2%

7
5.5%
C

36
4.7%
C

T2B

1123
55.5%

L2B

784
38.8%

134
49.4%
F
121
44.5%
DEG

137
63.5%
BF
76
35.3%

83
63.8%
BF
40
30.7%

488
63.0%
BF
251
32.3%

211
43.5%
DEG
37
7.6%
BCDEG
45
9.3%
CE

0
8
5.4%
C

SUMMARY

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

193
39.6%
248
51.0%
CDEG

88
60.8%
BF
49
33.8%

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[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?

REGION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

61
22.6%
FG
69
25.4%

97
45.2%
BDEFG
37
17.3%

44
34.1%
BFG
31
23.7%

77
15.8%

21
14.8%

129
26.0%

78
22.5%

138
26.4%

116
25.8%

142
26.8%

381
25.5%

267
27.3%

256
24.5%

107
19.0%

114
23.5%

120
24.3%

98
28.5%

123
27.4%

145
27.3%

412
27.7%

264
27.0%

293
28.1%

202
40.7%

143
41.3%

156
29.9%
H
190
36.5%

179
40.0%

185
34.9%

590
39.6%

377
38.5%

399
38.2%

183
32.6%
QR
224
39.8%

207
29.1%
P
175
24.6%

47
36.0%

68
47.0%
BCDEF
47
32.6%

209
27.9%
P
199
26.6%

77
35.8%

221
28.6%
FG
238
30.7%
CF
275
35.5%

277
37.1%

274
38.5%

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

18
3.6%
KM
27
5.4%

9
2.6%
K
18
5.1%

11
2.1%
K
26
5.0%

2
0.4%

14
2.6%
K
44
8.3%
JM

28
1.9%
K
79
5.3%

20
2.0%

22
2.1%

10
1.9%

19
2.6%

12
1.7%

52
5.3%

73
7.0%

38
6.8%

43
5.8%

43
6.1%

249
50.3%

176
51.0%

294
56.3%

239
53.2%

287
54.2%

793
53.2%

531
54.2%

548
52.6%

290
51.5%

408
54.6%

382
53.7%

220
44.3%
L

152
43.9%

202
38.7%

181
40.4%

199
37.5%

618
41.5%

397
40.5%

421
40.4%

234
41.7%

297
39.7%

286
40.2%

Addressing the problems facing Canada's health system


The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

523
25.9%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

557
27.5%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

775
38.3%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

42
2.1%

128
47.0%
CDEG
0
-

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

125
6.2%

14
5.0%

4
1.7%

8
6.1%
C

41
5.3%

T2B

1080
53.4%

L2B

817
40.4%

130
48.0%
F
128
47.0%
CDEG

135
62.5%
BF
77
35.8%

75
57.8%
BF
47
36.0%

459
59.2%
BF
275
35.5%

202
41.6%
EG
42
8.6%
BCDEG
51
10.4%
BCE

8
5.5%

28
6.3%

SUMMARY

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

191
39.4%
244
50.2%
CDEG

89
61.8%
BF
47
32.6%

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[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?

REGION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

106
49.2%
BDEFG
41
19.2%

50
38.2%
BFG
32
24.3%

86
17.8%

25
17.1%

130
26.3%

99
28.7%

142
27.2%

161
30.4%

428
28.7%

299
30.5%

290
27.8%

138
24.5%

116
23.9%

133
26.9%

90
26.2%

156
30.0%

138
26.0%

415
27.9%

269
27.4%

284
27.3%

223
31.3%
P
176
24.8%

175
35.3%

129
37.2%

174
33.5%

138
30.9%

164
30.9%

507
34.0%

317
32.3%

354
34.0%

168
29.9%
R
197
34.9%

229
30.6%
P
208
27.9%

40
30.5%

233
31.1%

242
34.0%

0
-

0
-

0
-

57
39.2%
BCDEF
54
37.1%
C
0
-

151
33.8%
HJ
120
26.7%

58
27.0%

251
32.4%
FG
231
29.7%
CF
236
30.5%

17
3.5%
K
40
8.1%

8
2.4%

3
0.7%

14
2.6%
K
53
10.1%
I

31
2.1%

23
2.3%

22
2.1%

10
1.8%

21
2.8%

14
2.0%

19
5.5%

13
2.4%
K
36
6.9%

109
7.3%

73
7.4%

91
8.7%

50
8.9%

57
7.6%

57
8.0%

263
53.1%

189
54.9%

298
57.2%

299
56.4%

843
56.6%

568
57.9%

574
55.1%

306
54.3%

437
58.5%

399
56.1%

192
38.7%
K

137
39.6%
K

187
35.9%

271
60.5%
H
141
31.5%

178
33.6%

538
36.1%

339
34.6%

377
36.2%

207
36.8%

253
33.9%

256
35.9%

Dealing with the Senate once and for all

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

553
27.3%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

671
33.2%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

45
2.2%

71
26.3%
FG
77
28.2%
C
105
38.8%
CE
0
-

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

164
8.1%

18
6.7%

10
4.6%

9
7.0%

57
7.4%

T2B

1142
56.5%

L2B

716
35.4%

148
54.5%
F
105
38.8%
CE

147
68.3%
BFG
58
27.0%

81
62.4%
F
40
30.5%

482
62.2%
BF
236
30.5%

The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

589
29.1%

178
36.7%
CE
45
9.2%
BCDEG
60
12.4%
BCEG

9
6.6%

36
8.0%

SUMMARY

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

203
41.7%
223
45.9%
CDEG

81
56.3%
F
54
37.1%
C

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

REGION

TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

2022
2022

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

416
20.6%

47
17.3%

110
22.3%

67
19.3%

101
19.3%

86
19.2%

115
21.8%

300
20.2%

208
21.2%

208
19.9%

91
16.2%

106
21.9%

140
28.2%

102
29.4%

165
31.7%

134
29.9%

158
29.8%

446
30.0%

286
29.2%

319
30.6%

183
32.6%

164
23.0%
P
207
29.1%

846
41.8%

81
37.6%

66
45.5%
BCDEF
53
36.6%

161
21.5%
P
215
28.7%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

198
39.9%

152
44.1%

225
43.1%

206
46.0%

213
40.2%

633
42.5%

422
43.0%

424
40.7%

245
43.6%

321
42.9%

280
39.4%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

33
1.6%

82
30.3%
F
128
47.1%
DEG
0
-

0
-

0
-

178
22.9%
FG
255
32.9%
CF
301
38.8%
D
0
-

18
12.6%

605
29.9%

40
30.5%
BEFG
43
33.2%
F
38
29.2%

61
12.6%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

72
33.4%
BEFG
53
24.5%

0
-

2
0.5%

8
1.6%

25
1.6%

12
1.3%

21
2.0%

8
1.4%

15
2.0%

10
1.4%

122
6.1%

14
5.2%

10
4.5%

9
7.1%

41
5.3%

7
2.1%
K
17
5.0%

7
1.4%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

15
2.9%
K
33
6.7%

24
4.6%

20
4.5%

35
6.7%

86
5.8%

52
5.3%

70
6.7%

35
6.3%

36
4.8%

51
7.2%

T2B

1021
50.5%

83
63.7%
BF
38
29.2%

433
55.9%
BF
301
38.8%
D

168
48.7%

266
51.0%

220
49.1%

273
51.5%

747
50.1%

494
50.4%

527
50.6%

274
48.7%

376
50.3%

371
52.1%

879
43.5%

125
57.9%
BF
81
37.6%

250
50.4%

L2B

129
47.7%
F
128
47.1%
DEG

213
42.9%

160
46.2%

232
44.4%

208
46.5%

222
41.8%

657
44.1%

434
44.3%

445
42.7%

253
45.0%

336
44.9%

290
40.7%

Base: All respondents


Weighted
Taking action on climate change
The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

245
50.5%
CDEG
33
6.8%
BCDEG
40
8.3%
E

8
5.4%

SUMMARY

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

167
34.4%
278
57.3%
BCDEG

84
58.1%
BF
53
36.6%

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

REGION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

86
31.6%
FG
71
26.0%

104
48.4%
BEFG
42
19.7%

55
42.3%
BEFG
29
22.4%

99
20.3%

27
18.5%

139
28.0%

104
30.2%

159
30.5%

180
33.9%

456
30.6%

149
26.5%

134
27.1%

104
30.1%

154
29.5%

151
28.4%

443
29.7%

305
29.3%

237
33.4%
P
189
26.6%

114
33.1%

173
33.1%

123
27.4%

151
28.5%

236
33.2%

0
-

7
2.1%
K
15
4.5%

11
2.2%
K
25
4.8%

2
0.5%

20
2.1%

14
2.4%

17
2.3%

10
1.4%

20
4.4%

16
3.0%
K
33
6.2%

355
34.0%
N
20
2.0%

222
29.7%

0
-

488
32.7%
K
25
1.7%

284
29.0%

0
-

179
36.2%
KL
16
3.3%
KM
27
5.4%

183
32.5%
R
180
32.0%

250
33.4%
P
221
29.5%

39
30.2%

74
51.1%
BCDEF
37
25.9%

341
34.8%
O
289
29.5%

295
28.4%

133
27.3%

166
37.0%
HJM
138
30.8%

62
28.8%

266
34.3%
FG
245
31.6%
CD
224
29.0%

78
5.2%

47
4.8%

67
6.4%

37
6.6%

38
5.0%

39
5.4%

273
55.1%

208
60.4%

313
60.0%

629
64.2%
O
304
31.0%

471
62.9%

427
60.0%

184
35.3%
K

899
60.4%
H
512
34.4%
K

332
59.0%

121
35.2%
K

330
62.3%
H
167
31.5%

600
57.6%

195
39.5%
KLM

304
67.7%
HIJM
125
27.8%

375
36.0%
N

194
34.4%

240
32.0%

246
34.6%

Creating Jobs
The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

636
31.5%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

594
29.4%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

639
31.6%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

41
2.0%

100
36.8%
EG
0
-

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

113
5.6%

15
5.6%

7
3.1%

7
5.2%

40
5.1%

T2B

1230
60.8%

L2B

679
33.6%

156
57.5%
F
100
36.8%
EG

147
68.1%
BF
62
28.8%

84
64.6%
F
39
30.2%

511
65.9%
BF
224
29.0%

175
36.1%
EG
41
8.4%
BCDEG
38
7.9%
C

0
6
4.5%

SUMMARY

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

231
47.6%
216
44.5%
BCDEG

101
69.6%
BF
37
25.9%

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[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?

REGION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

81
29.7%
FG
73
27.0%

100
46.4%
BEFG
49
22.5%

54
41.7%
BEFG
26
20.4%

84
17.3%

25
17.5%

133
26.8%

98
28.5%

145
27.8%

144
32.1%

155
29.2%

445
29.8%

309
31.5%

291
27.9%

129
22.9%

114
23.4%

125
25.3%

101
29.3%

149
28.1%

422
28.4%

272
27.8%

299
28.7%

119
34.5%

145
32.3%

168
31.7%

514
34.5%

326
33.2%

356
34.2%

180
32.0%
R
202
35.8%

0
-

0
-

0
-

188
38.0%
L
14
2.9%
KM
35
7.1%

167
31.9%
H
175
33.5%

129
28.8%

42
32.1%

65
45.2%
BCDEF
45
30.9%

235
31.4%
P
217
29.0%
R
234
31.3%

236
33.1%
P
174
24.4%

62
28.9%

256
33.0%
FG
244
31.5%
CDF
226
29.1%

8
2.5%
K
18
5.3%

12
2.3%
K
23
4.4%

1
0.2%

17
3.2%
KM
41
7.8%
J

21
1.4%
K
88
5.9%

19
2.0%

19
1.8%

13
2.4%

16
2.2%

8
1.2%

54
5.5%

77
7.4%

38
6.8%

45
6.0%

48
6.7%

258
52.1%

199
57.8%

867
58.2%
H
535
35.9%

581
59.3%

590
56.6%

309
55.0%

452
60.5%

409
57.5%

127
36.9%

273
61.0%
H
146
32.5%

304
57.3%

202
40.9%
KM

312
59.8%
H
187
35.8%

345
35.2%

375
36.0%

215
38.2%

251
33.5%

254
35.7%

Helping Canadians deal with and save for their retirement


The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

600
29.7%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

571
28.3%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

682
33.7%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

38
1.9%

106
39.1%
CE
0
-

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

131
6.5%

12
4.3%

5
2.2%

8
5.8%

49
6.4%
C

T2B

1171
57.9%

L2B

720
35.6%

154
56.7%
F
106
39.1%
CE

148
68.9%
BF
62
28.9%

81
62.1%
F
42
32.1%

500
64.5%
BF
226
29.1%

201
41.5%
CDEG
38
7.8%
BCDEG
49
10.0%
BCE

0
9
6.4%
C

29
6.5%

246
34.6%

SUMMARY

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

197
40.7%
239
49.3%
BCDEG

91
62.6%
F
45
30.9%

185
34.9%

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[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?

REGION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

99
45.8%
BEFG
42
19.6%

264
34.0%
FG
230
29.6%
C
238
30.7%

90
18.5%

23
15.8%

142
28.7%

95
27.5%

151
28.9%

152
34.0%

163
30.7%

446
29.9%

278
26.7%

136
24.1%

121
24.9%

65
45.3%
BCDEF
46
31.7%

133
26.8%

96
27.8%

157
30.2%

132
29.5%

143
27.0%

435
29.2%

331
33.8%
O
281
28.7%

297
28.5%

235
33.0%
P
179
25.2%

177
35.7%

126
36.6%

173
33.2%

139
31.0%

169
31.8%

496
33.3%

296
30.2%

224
30.0%

242
33.9%

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

17
3.4%
KM
27
5.4%

12
3.4%
K
16
4.7%

13
2.4%
K
28
5.3%

3
0.7%

21
4.0%
KM
35
6.6%

26
1.7%

21
2.2%

369
35.4%
N
26
2.5%

176
31.2%
R
199
35.3%

238
31.8%
P
223
29.9%

71
32.8%

51
39.5%
BFG
39
30.0%
C
32
24.9%

10
1.4%

87
5.8%

50
5.1%

73
7.0%

40
7.2%

25
3.3%
R
37
5.0%

275
55.6%

191
55.3%

308
59.0%

306
57.7%

881
59.2%

311
55.3%

186
35.6%

190
35.8%

522
35.0%

394
37.8%
N

211
37.5%

461
61.7%
P
249
33.3%

414
58.2%

138
40.0%
K

612
62.5%
O
317
32.4%

575
55.1%

194
39.1%
K

284
63.4%
HI
142
31.7%

Making it easier for small businesses to be successful

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

578
28.6%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

665
32.9%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

47
2.3%

82
30.3%
FG
81
29.9%
C
93
34.3%
D
0
-

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

123
6.1%

15
5.5%

4
1.7%

7
5.7%
C

44
5.6%
C

T2B

1187
58.7%

L2B

712
35.2%

164
60.2%
F
93
34.3%
D

141
65.4%
F
71
32.8%

90
69.4%
F
32
24.9%

493
63.7%
F
238
30.7%

The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

609
30.1%

184
38.0%
DE
47
9.7%
BCDEG
43
8.9%
CE

10
7.2%
C

22
4.8%

12
2.2%

46
6.4%

SUMMARY

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

211
43.4%
232
47.7%
BCDEG

88
61.1%
F
46
31.7%

251
35.3%

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

REGION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

2022
2022

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

63
23.0%
FG
66
24.4%

79
36.8%
BEFG
37
17.1%

38
29.4%
FG
30
23.4%

49
10.1%

22
15.3%

116
23.4%

82
23.7%

129
24.7%

88
19.7%

120
22.6%

353
23.7%

216
22.1%

256
24.6%

112
19.8%

180
24.1%

113
23.3%

138
27.8%

94
27.3%

144
27.7%

125
27.8%

140
26.4%

413
27.7%

262
26.7%

291
27.9%

193
38.9%

138
39.8%

216
41.5%

196
43.6%

211
39.7%

599
40.2%

381
36.5%

306
40.9%

287
40.4%

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

15
3.1%
JKM
34
6.8%

8
2.4%

6
1.2%

5
1.1%

13
2.5%

24
1.6%

429
43.8%
O
17
1.7%

181
32.2%
QR
217
38.5%

194
25.9%

50
38.5%

58
39.8%
BCDEF
56
38.5%

180
25.4%
P
178
25.0%

85
39.3%

221
28.6%
FG
248
32.1%
BCDF
254
32.8%

21
2.0%

10
1.8%

17
2.3%

10
1.4%

23
6.7%

26
4.9%

35
7.8%

47
8.8%
J

101
6.8%

56
5.7%

94
9.0%
N

43
7.6%

50
6.8%

56
7.9%

254
51.3%

176
51.0%

273
52.4%

213
47.5%

260
49.0%

766
51.4%

478
48.8%

547
52.5%

293
52.1%

374
50.1%

358
50.3%

208
41.9%

146
42.3%

222
42.7%

200
44.7%

224
42.2%

623
41.8%

446
45.5%
O

401
38.5%

227
40.3%

323
43.2%

297
41.8%

Investing in public transit


The Conservatives led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

472
23.4%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

553
27.3%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

810
40.1%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

37
1.9%

128
47.1%
E
0
-

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

149
7.4%

15
5.4%

15
6.9%

11
8.8%

51
6.6%

T2B

1025
50.7%

L2B

847
41.9%

129
47.5%
F
128
47.1%
E

116
53.8%
F
85
39.3%

69
52.8%
F
50
38.5%

470
60.6%
BF
254
32.8%

238
49.0%
CDEG
37
7.7%
BCDEG
48
9.9%
BE

9
6.4%

SUMMARY

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

162
33.4%
275
56.7%
BCDEG

80
55.1%
F
56
38.5%

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[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?

REGION

TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

2022
2022

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

793
39.2%

94
34.8%

178
35.9%

139
40.2%

194
37.3%

133
26.9%

82
23.8%

144
27.7%

433
44.2%
O
241
24.6%

193
34.3%

292
28.0%

300
42.1%
P
165
23.1%

529
26.1%

53
24.5%

34
26.0%

231
23.6%

184
25.8%

0
-

0
-

0
-

2
0.4%

9
1.7%

15
2.0%

10
1.4%

133
6.6%

20
7.2%

8
3.7%

9
6.8%

42
5.4%

29
5.5%

27
6.0%

10
2.0%
K
39
7.4%

19
1.9%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

34
7.1%
BCDEG
44
9.1%
CE

298
28.6%
N
16
1.5%

195
26.0%

0
-

144
27.7%
K
9
1.8%

131
24.6%

34
1.7%

96
27.7%
K
7
2.1%
K
21
6.1%

93
20.8%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

142
28.7%
K
15
3.0%
K
27
5.5%

176
31.3%
QR
150
26.7%

301
40.2%
P
192
25.7%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

58
39.9%
BCDEF
33
22.5%

230
43.4%
HM
120
22.6%

361
34.6%

98
20.3%

206
45.9%
HJM
120
26.8%

563
37.8%

80
29.6%
CDF
77
28.4%

310
40.0%
FG
233
30.1%
CDF
190
24.5%

44
30.6%

533
26.3%

61
46.6%
BFG
27
20.5%

166
34.2%

The Liberals led by Justin Trudeau

118
55.0%
BEFG
36
16.8%

92
6.1%

56
5.7%

77
7.4%

34
6.1%

45
6.0%

54
7.5%

T2B

1326
65.6%

87
67.2%
F
34
26.0%

543
70.1%
F
190
24.5%

221
64.0%

339
65.0%

976
65.5%

369
65.5%

493
65.9%

464
65.2%

103
29.9%
K

154
29.5%
K

141
26.6%

422
28.3%
K

674
68.8%
O
250
25.5%

652
62.6%

157
31.7%
K

326
72.7%
HIJLM
95
21.3%

350
66.0%

563
27.8%

155
71.8%
F
53
24.5%

311
62.8%

L2B

175
64.4%
F
77
28.4%

313
30.1%
N

160
28.4%

210
28.1%

194
27.2%

Base: All respondents


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

142
29.3%

0
10
7.0%

413
27.7%
L
398
26.7%
K
24
1.6%

SUMMARY

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

264
54.4%
177
36.4%
BCDEG

102
70.5%
F
33
22.5%

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

Helping
Canadians deal Making it easier
with and save
for small
for their
businesses to
retirement
be successful
2022
2022
2022
2022
600
29.7%
571
28.3%
682
33.7%
38
1.9%
131
6.5%

609
30.1%
578
28.6%
665
32.9%
47
2.3%
123
6.1%

Investing in
public transit
2022
2022

Making sure our


communities are
safe from crime
2022
2022

472
23.4%
553
27.3%
810
40.1%
37
1.9%
149
7.4%

793
39.2%
533
26.3%
529
26.1%
34
1.7%
133
6.6%

FED ELECTION BENCHMARK (15-057032-01)


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

REGION

TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

Base: All respondents


Weighted

2022
2022

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

The Conservative Party led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper

608
30.1%

69
25.3%

137
27.7%

96
27.8%

147
28.3%

435
29.2%

314
32.0%

294
28.2%

141
25.1%

93
19.1%

118
23.7%

96
27.7%

142
27.3%

130
24.5%

392
26.3%

238
24.3%

284
27.2%

233
32.8%
P
164
23.1%

697
34.5%

71
32.8%

38
29.2%

122
35.3%

190
36.4%

138
30.7%

170
32.1%

527
35.4%

322
32.9%

374
35.9%

248
33.2%

237
33.2%

The Bloc led by Gilles Duceppe

63
3.1%

0
-

0
-

0
-

0
-

187
37.8%
K
21
4.2%

161
28.7%
R
212
37.7%

233
31.2%
P
197
26.3%

The NDP led by Thomas Mulcair

67
46.2%
BCDEF
45
30.9%

159
35.5%
HIJM
117
26.0%

173
32.6%

73
27.0%
CF
109
40.1%
DE
0
-

262
33.8%
BFG
226
29.2%
CDF
239
30.9%

26
17.9%

522
25.8%

58
44.5%
BEFG
25
19.4%

94
19.4%

The Liberal Party led by Justin Trudeau

99
46.1%
BEFG
38
17.6%

14
4.1%

14
2.6%

9
2.0%

21
4.0%

42
2.8%

23
2.2%

18
3.2%

25
3.3%

20
2.8%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

132
6.5%

21
7.6%

7
3.4%

9
6.9%

48
6.1%

7
4.9%

32
6.5%

17
5.0%

28
5.4%

26
5.8%

36
6.9%

94
6.3%

40
4.0%
O
65
6.7%

67
6.4%

30
5.3%

45
6.0%

57
8.1%

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

195
40.2%
DEG
63
12.9%
BCDEG
41
8.4%
C

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:

REGION

TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

2022
2022

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

Strongly agree

369
18.3%

48
17.9%

27
20.6%

136
17.6%

72
14.7%

26
18.2%

98
18.5%

271
18.2%

96
17.0%

121
16.2%

39
30.0%

126
25.9%

41
28.4%

177
33.9%

133
29.7%

449
30.1%

346
33.2%

424
21.0%

27
21.1%

26
17.7%

99
20.0%

68
19.6%

117
22.4%

94
20.9%

318
21.4%

172
17.5%

Strongly disagree

554
27.4%

34
16.0%

206
26.6%
C
5
0.6%

51
35.2%
CE
1
0.6%

113
22.7%

90
26.1%

145
27.8%

5
1.1%

7
2.0%
K

5
1.0%

147
32.8%
HIL
2
0.4%

119
22.4%

26
1.3%

34
26.3%
C
3
2.0%

434
29.1%
HL
18
1.2%

296
30.2%
O
7
0.7%

253
24.2%
N
259
24.8%

222
39.4%
QR
130
23.1%
R
105
18.7%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

82
30.1%
C
5
1.7%

130
26.7%
BCEG
147
30.3%
C
11
2.4%
E

200
37.7%
KM
106
19.9%

247
33.0%
R
174
23.2%
R
198
26.5%
P
7
1.0%

152
21.4%
Q
180
25.3%

Somewhat disagree

264
34.1%
F
164
21.2%

203
20.7%
O
302
30.8%

166
16.0%

90
33.1%
F
47
17.3%

73
21.1%
J
108
31.3%

72
16.1%

648
32.1%

106
21.4%
JK
172
34.8%

78
15.0%

Somewhat agree

60
27.9%
BEFG
89
41.2%
DFG
31
14.3%

138
51.0%
F
129
47.4%
C

149
69.1%
BDEFG
65
30.3%

66
50.6%
F
62
47.4%
C

400
51.6%
F
370
47.7%
C

198
40.7%

67
46.6%

181
52.4%

255
48.9%

206
45.9%

76
52.8%
C

158
45.6%

262
50.2%
HL

241
53.7%
HIL

298
56.2%
JKM
225
42.3%

720
48.3%

277
57.0%
BCDE

278
56.2%
JKM
212
42.8%

752
50.5%
HL

Base: All respondents


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

1
0.7%

8
1.4%

18
1.8%
N

10
1.7%

505
51.6%

513
49.2%

467
47.7%

511
49.0%

318
56.5%
QR
235
41.8%

121
17.0%
250
35.2%
PQ
9
1.2%

SUMMARY
T2B

1018
50.3%

L2B

978
48.4%

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

368
49.3%

332
46.6%

372
49.8%
P

371
52.2%
P

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:

REGION

TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

2022
2022

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

Strongly agree

399
19.7%

48
17.7%

101
19.1%

298
20.0%

83
14.8%

141
18.8%

175
33.6%

133
29.7%

443
29.8%

329
31.6%

461
22.8%

59
21.9%

43
19.8%

27
20.9%

25
17.4%

117
23.6%

76
22.0%

133
25.6%

95
21.1%

336
22.6%

201
20.5%

Strongly disagree

516
25.5%

42
19.6%

33
25.4%

184
23.7%

102
20.5%

3
0.3%

0
-

406
27.2%
HL
7
0.4%

250
25.5%

0
-

129
28.7%
HL
1
0.2%

109
20.5%

0
-

94
27.2%
HL
1
0.3%

129
24.7%

10
0.5%

43
30.0%
C
0
-

260
24.9%
N
265
25.5%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

79
29.0%
C
0
-

142
29.3%
BCDEG
135
27.8%
C
8
1.6%
BE

201
35.7%
R
165
29.4%
QR
108
19.2%

2
0.2%

8
0.8%

5
0.9%

245
32.7%
R
170
22.7%
R
191
25.5%
P
2
0.3%

175
24.5%
PQ
191
26.8%

Somewhat disagree

192
36.3%
IKM
124
23.4%

220
22.4%
O
307
31.3%

179
17.2%

47
32.5%

75
21.6%
J
100
28.9%

91
20.3%

131
27.0%

109
22.0%
J
164
33.1%

84
16.0%

85
31.5%

159
20.6%
F
265
34.2%
F
164
21.2%

29
20.1%

636
31.5%

27
20.9%
F
43
32.8%

70
14.4%

Somewhat agree

66
30.5%
BEFG
65
30.2%

133
49.2%
F
138
50.8%
C

131
60.7%
BF
85
39.3%

70
53.7%
F
60
46.3%

424
54.8%
F
348
44.9%

201
41.4%

76
52.6%
F
68
47.4%

273
55.1%
M
219
44.1%

174
50.5%

259
49.7%

224
50.0%

741
49.7%

284
50.5%

385
51.5%

365
51.4%

262
50.3%

223
49.8%

527
53.8%
O
451
46.0%

508
48.8%

170
49.2%

293
55.3%
M
233
44.0%

525
50.4%

273
48.6%

360
48.2%

343
48.2%

Base: All respondents


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

4
0.7%

4
0.7%

126
17.7%
217
30.5%
PQ
3
0.4%

SUMMARY
T2B

1035
51.2%

L2B

976
48.3%

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

277
57.0%
CDEG

742
49.8%
HL

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:

REGION

TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

2022
2022

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

Strongly agree

271
13.4%

33
12.1%

36
16.9%

16
12.5%

53
11.0%

15
10.0%

60
12.0%

51
14.7%

63
12.2%

69
15.5%

71
13.4%

200
13.4%

56
9.9%

93
12.4%

619
30.6%

49
37.7%
F
26
20.3%

94
19.4%

50
34.9%
F
29
20.0%

145
29.2%

99
28.5%

303
29.1%

95
21.2%

373
25.1%

217
22.1%

183
24.5%

155
21.8%

Strongly disagree

623
30.8%

93
34.1%

58
26.9%

37
28.6%

219
28.3%

111
32.3%

146
28.1%

142
31.7%

139
26.2%

280
28.6%

237
31.7%

230
32.3%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

15
0.7%

2
0.8%

1
0.5%

1
1.0%
E

1
0.1%

1
0.4%

6
1.1%
J

2
0.5%

0
-

1
0.2%

1
0.2%

482
32.3%
L
14
0.9%
J

278
26.7%
N
342
32.8%
N
10
0.9%

188
33.5%
R
156
27.8%
R
156
27.7%

233
31.2%

83
24.0%

198
37.4%
HIM
121
22.9%

421
28.2%

136
27.5%
K
149
30.1%

179
34.4%
M
132
25.4%

141
31.5%

495
24.5%

77
35.6%
F
43
20.1%

123
17.2%
PQ
197
27.7%

Somewhat disagree

87
31.9%
F
57
21.1%

162
16.5%
O
316
32.3%

109
10.5%

Somewhat agree

118
15.2%
F
262
33.8%
F
175
22.6%

6
1.1%
Q

1
0.2%

7
1.0%
Q

T2B

890
44.0%

65
50.1%
F
64
48.9%

380
49.0%
F
394
50.9%

65
45.0%
F
79
54.6%

149
43.2%

243
46.6%

211
47.0%

244
43.4%

326
43.6%

320
45.0%

194
56.3%
L

279
53.4%

237
52.8%

478
48.8%
O
497
50.7%

412
39.6%

285
57.6%
L

269
50.7%
HIM
260
49.1%

621
41.7%

1117
55.3%

113
52.5%
F
101
47.0%

205
41.3%

L2B

119
44.0%
F
150
55.2%

620
59.5%
N

312
55.5%

420
56.2%

385
54.1%

Base: All respondents


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

164
33.7%
BCDEG
166
34.2%
E
9
1.8%
E

50
34.6%

5
0.5%

SUMMARY

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

148
30.4%
329
67.8%
BCDEG

855
57.4%
L

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:

REGION

TOTAL
Base: All respondents
Weighted

1500
1478

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

BC
B
199
207

AB
C
84
115

SK/MB
D
103
75

ON
E
542
555

QC
F
414
405

Atlantic Canada
G
158
122

<40K
H
398
380

40K - <60K
I
267
264

60K - <100K
J
385
384

100K+
K
296
297

Kids
L
352
380

No Kids
M
1146
1096

Male
N
663
682

Female
O
837
796

18-34
P
423
454

35-54
Q
486
538

55+
R
591
486

16
14.0%

10
13.4%

64
11.5%

52
19.7%
KL
60
22.9%

50
13.1%

122
15.4%

67
14.8%

76
14.1%

104
27.2%

62
20.9%

90
23.6%

187
17.1%
K
250
22.8%

115
16.8%

129
23.2%

70
18.4%
K
88
23.2%

32
10.7%

22
29.5%

22
17.9%
E
30
25.1%

61
16.0%

26
22.9%

88
21.8%
E
89
22.0%

150
22.0%

190
23.8%

117
21.7%

94
19.4%
Q
96
19.7%

168
31.2%

128
26.4%

168
31.3%
P
10
1.8%

153
31.5%
P
14
3.0%
P

192
35.8%

190
39.1%

336
62.5%

282
57.9%

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

237
16.0%

Somewhat agree

340
23.0%

37
17.9%
E
43
20.9%

Somewhat disagree

445
30.1%

61
29.6%

36
30.9%

18
24.6%

162
29.2%

135
33.3%

33
27.4%

105
27.5%

83
31.5%

118
30.6%

92
31.1%

117
30.8%

328
29.9%

193
28.3%

252
31.6%

Strongly disagree

430
29.1%

22
29.3%
F
2
3.2%

194
35.0%
F
6
1.1%

33
27.4%

110
28.8%

63
23.7%

98
25.5%

218
27.4%

3
2.2%

8
2.1%

6
2.2%

3
0.7%

119
31.3%
I
5
1.3%

212
31.0%

11
2.8%

108
36.3%
HIJM
3
1.1%

309
28.2%

26
1.8%

36
31.1%
F
1
1.0%

81
20.1%

(DK/Ref/Not Stated)

63
30.7%
F
2
1.0%

127
28.1%
QR
149
32.9%
R
108
23.8%

21
1.9%

12
1.8%

14
1.7%

2
0.5%

T2B

577
39.0%

80
38.7%

43
36.9%

32
42.9%

193
34.7%

52
43.0%

40
53.9%

356
64.2%
FG

200
67.3%
HIJM

236
62.1%

438
39.9%
K
637
58.1%

312
39.2%

72
62.0%

166
43.2%
K
216
56.2%

265
38.8%

125
60.3%

112
42.6%
K
146
55.2%

140
36.7%

875
59.2%

158
41.5%
K
214
56.3%

94
31.6%

L2B

177
43.9%
E
216
53.3%

405
59.4%

470
59.0%

194
42.8%
Q
257
56.7%

SUMMARY

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

67
54.8%

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:

REGION

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

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

1018
50.3%

138
51.0%
F

149
69.1%
BDEFG

66
50.6%
F

400
51.6%
F

198
40.7%

67
46.6%

278
56.2%
JKM

181
52.4%

255
48.9%

206
45.9%

298
56.2%
JKM

720
48.3%

505
51.6%

513
49.2%

318
56.5%
QR

368
49.3%

332
46.6%

1035
51.2%

133
49.2%
F

131
60.7%
BF

70
53.7%
F

424
54.8%
F

201
41.4%

76
52.6%
F

273
55.1%
M

174
50.5%

259
49.7%

224
50.0%

293
55.3%
M

741
49.7%

527
53.8%
O

508
48.8%

284
50.5%

385
51.5%

365
51.4%

890
44.0%

119
44.0%
F

113
52.5%
F

65
50.1%
F

380
49.0%
F

148
30.4%

65
45.0%
F

205
41.3%

149
43.2%

243
46.6%

211
47.0%

269
50.7%
HIM

621
41.7%

478
48.8%
O

412
39.6%

244
43.4%

326
43.6%

320
45.0%

577
39.0%

80
38.7%

43
36.9%

32
42.9%

193
34.7%

177
43.9%
E

52
43.0%

158
41.5%
K

112
42.6%
K

166
43.2%
K

94
31.6%

140
36.7%

438
39.9%
K

265
38.8%

312
39.2%

194
42.8%
Q

192
35.8%

190
39.1%

2022
2022

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

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:

REGION

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

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

BC
B
259
272

AB
C
156
215

SK/MB
D
179
130

ON
E
749
775

QC
F
492
486

Atlantic Canada
G
187
145

<40K
H
512
495

40K - <60K
I
350
345

60K - <100K
J
517
521

100K+
K
430
448

Kids
L
481
530

No Kids
M
1539
1490

Male
N
940
980

Female
O
1082
1042

18-34
P
517
563

35-54
Q
659
748

55+
R
846
712

978
48.4%

129
47.4%
C

65
30.3%

62
47.4%
C

370
47.7%
C

277
57.0%
BCDE

76
52.8%
C

212
42.8%

158
45.6%

262
50.2%
HL

241
53.7%
HIL

225
42.3%

752
50.5%
HL

467
47.7%

511
49.0%

235
41.8%

372
49.8%
P

371
52.2%
P

976
48.3%

138
50.8%
C

85
39.3%

60
46.3%

348
44.9%

277
57.0%
CDEG

68
47.4%

219
44.1%

170
49.2%

262
50.3%

223
49.8%

233
44.0%

742
49.8%
HL

451
46.0%

525
50.4%

273
48.6%

360
48.2%

343
48.2%

1117
55.3%

150
55.2%

101
47.0%

64
48.9%

394
50.9%

329
67.8%
BCDEG

79
54.6%

285
57.6%
L

194
56.3%
L

279
53.4%

237
52.8%

260
49.1%

855
57.4%
L

497
50.7%

620
59.5%
N

312
55.5%

420
56.2%

385
54.1%

875
59.2%

125
60.3%

72
62.0%

40
53.9%

356
64.2%
FG

216
53.3%

67
54.8%

214
56.3%

146
55.2%

216
56.2%

200
67.3%
HIJM

236
62.1%

637
58.1%

405
59.4%

470
59.0%

257
56.7%

336
62.5%

282
57.9%

2022
2022

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

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