15-060010-01 - FEDERAL ELECTIONS 2015

Detailed Tables

Which leader of the major federal parties would make the best Prime Minister of Canada?

REGION

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

TOTAL

BC
A

AB
B

SK/MB
C

ON
D

QC
E

Atlantic Canada
F

<40K
G

40K - <60K
H

60K - <100K
I

100K+
J

Kids
K

No Kids
L

Male
M

Female
N

18-34
O

35-54
P

55+
Q

Base: All respondents

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

1000
1000

127
134

107
107

73
64*

383
383

219
240

91
71*

223
230

289
280

280
283

208
207

187
190

813
810

450
484

550
516

223
278

385
370

392
352

Stephen Harper

313
31.0%

28
43.0%
EF
23
36.0%

127
33.0%
EF
120
31.0%

11
15.0%

58
25.0%

88
32.0%

93
33.0%

257
32.0%

166
34.0%

147
29.0%

70
25.0%

96
26.0%

66
27.0%

85
37.0%

85
30.0%

84
30.0%

58
30.0%

259
32.0%

140
29.0%

177
34.0%

370
37.0%

42
31.0%

26
25.0%

13
21.0%

136
35.0%
BC

122
51.0%
ABCD

86
38.0%

107
38.0%

106
37.0%

71
34.0%

77
40.0%

294
36.0%

179
37.0%

192
37.0%

113
41.0%
Q
96
34.0%

121
33.0%
Q
153
41.0%

148
42.0%
OP
82
23.0%

Thomas Mulcair

30
42.0%
E
31
43.0%
BC

73
35.0%
G
63
31.0%

56
29.0%

317
32.0%

50
46.0%
DEF
31
29.0%

52
22.0%

Justin Trudeau

45
34.0%
EF
47
35.0%

122
35.0%

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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August 26, 2015
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15-060010-01 - FEDERAL ELECTIONS 2015

Detailed Tables

Which of the major party leaders is the one that will best provide an open, responsible and ethical government?

REGION

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

TOTAL

BC
A

AB
B

SK/MB
C

ON
D

QC
E

Atlantic Canada
F

<40K
G

40K - <60K
H

60K - <100K
I

100K+
J

Kids
K

No Kids
L

Male
M

Female
N

18-34
O

35-54
P

55+
Q

Base: All respondents

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

1000
1000

127
134

107
107

73
64*

383
383

219
240

91
71*

223
230

289
280

280
283

208
207

187
190

813
810

450
484

550
516

223
278

385
370

392
352

Stephen Harper

268
27.0%

78
28.0%

75
26.0%

60
29.0%

50
26.0%

218
27.0%

124
24.0%

57
21.0%

81
22.0%

61
26.0%

35
49.0%
BDE
28
39.0%
C

74
32.0%

90
32.0%

90
32.0%

77
37.0%

55
29.0%

277
34.0%

144
30.0%
N
152
31.0%

180
35.0%

128
35.0%

101
44.0%
J

112
40.0%

118
42.0%

70
34.0%

85
45.0%

315
39.0%

189
39.0%

212
41.0%

104
37.0%
Q
117
42.0%

129
37.0%
OP
100
28.0%

401
40.0%

105
27.0%
EF
129
34.0%
E
149
39.0%
BC

55
24.0%

Thomas Mulcair

25
39.0%
DEF
27
42.0%
E
12
19.0%

9
12.0%

332
33.0%

48
45.0%
ADEF
30
28.0%

45
19.0%

Justin Trudeau

36
27.0%
F
50
37.0%
E
48
36.0%
C

30
28.0%

134
56.0%
ABCDF

161
43.0%
Q

123
35.0%

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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August 26, 2015
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15-060010-01 - FEDERAL ELECTIONS 2015

Detailed Tables

To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement: I haven't changed the party I plan to vote for in this election due to the testimony I've heard about at the trial of Senator Mike Duffy

REGION

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

GENDER

AGE

TOTAL

BC
A

AB
B

SK/MB
C

ON
D

QC
E

Atlantic Canada
F

<40K
G

40K - <60K
H

60K - <100K
I

100K+
J

Kids
K

No Kids
L

Male
M

Female
N

18-34
O

35-54
P

55+
Q

1000
1000

127
134

107
107

73
64*

383
383

219
240

91
71*

223
230

289
280

280
283

208
207

187
190

813
810

450
484

550
516

223
278

385
370

392
352

Strongly agree

361
36.0%

51
38.0%

47
44.0%

22
34.0%

129
34.0%

89
37.0%

24
34.0%

80
35.0%

106
38.0%

98
34.0%

77
37.0%

60
32.0%

301
37.0%

166
32.0%

79
28.0%

124
33.0%

Somewhat agree

315
31.0%

47
35.0%

31
28.0%

23
35.0%

113
30.0%

83
35.0%

18
26.0%

72
31.0%

90
32.0%

86
30.0%

67
32.0%

64
34.0%

251
31.0%

195
40.0%
N
151
31.0%

164
32.0%

Somewhat disagree

195
20.0%

18
14.0%

24
22.0%

10
15.0%

47
20.0%

14
19.0%

47
21.0%

55
20.0%

56
20.0%

37
18.0%

45
23.0%

151
19.0%

75
15.0%

128
13.0%

18
13.0%

6
6.0%

10
16.0%
B

21
9.0%

15
21.0%
BE

30
13.0%

29
10.0%

43
15.0%

26
13.0%

21
11.0%

107
13.0%

64
13.0%

121
23.0%
M
65
13.0%

134
36.0%
Q
68
18.0%

Strongly disagree

83
22.0%
A
58
15.0%
BE

92
33.0%
Q
77
28.0%
PQ
31
11.0%

159
45.0%
OP
89
25.0%

44
12.0%

53
15.0%

Agree (Top2Box)

676
68.0%

77
72.0%

44
69.0%

242
63.0%

152
66.0%

196
70.0%

184
65.0%

144
69.0%

124
65.0%

552
68.0%

171
61.0%

30
28.0%

20
31.0%

141
37.0%
AE

29
41.0%
AE

77
34.0%

84
30.0%

99
35.0%

63
31.0%

66
35.0%

258
32.0%

346
71.0%
N
138
29.0%

330
64.0%

324
32.0%

172
72.0%
DF
68
28.0%

42
59.0%

Disagree (Low2Box)

99
73.0%
DF
36
27.0%

186
36.0%
M

108
39.0%
PQ

258
70.0%
O
112
30.0%

247
70.0%
O
104
30.0%

Base: All respondents

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

I haven't changed the party I plan to vote for in this election due
to the testimony I've heard about at the trial of Senator Mike Duffy

51
14.0%

TOPBOX & LOWBOX SUMMARY

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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August 26, 2015
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