FedVote Sep 14 Tables 1

15-061704-01 - FEDERAL ELECTIONS 2015 (eNation Sep 11-13, 2015)
Detailed Tables
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
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
980
980
120
132
100
104*
80
63*
350
376
230
235
100
70*
246
244
269
268
257
259
208
209
219
217
761
763
465
475
515
505
250
273
385
362
345
345
The Conservative Party
219
22.0%
18
28.0%
EF
12
19.0%
34
14.0%
37
14.0%
48
22.0%
190
25.0%
128
27.0%
N
117
25.0%
90
18.0%
65
27.0%
121
24.0%
71
26.0%
75
21.0%
O
80
22.0%
107
31.0%
OP
87
25.0%
234
24.0%
33
25.0%
22
21.0%
18
28.0%
51
21.0%
60
22.0%
180
24.0%
72
26.0%
94
26.0%
68
20.0%
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
10
4.0%
3
1.0%
9
4.0%
22
3.0%
16
3.0%
8
3.0%
32
3.0%
5
4.0%
3
3.0%
2
4.0%
16
4.0%
1
1.0%
10
4.0%
9
3.0%
5
3.0%
7
3.0%
25
3.0%
9
2.0%
12
5.0%
1
0
0
-
1
1.0%
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
1
0
0
-
0
-
0
-
1
0
0
-
23
5.0%
M
1
0
17
5.0%
Q
9
3.0%
6
2.0%
Green Party
14
6.0%
IJ
9
4.0%
128
27.0%
N
15
3.0%
105
21.0%
31
3.0%
78
30.0%
GHJ
3
1.0%
54
25.0%
The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)
72
31.0%
D
31
13.0%
ABCDF
4
2.0%
64
31.0%
GH
63
30.0%
HI
45
21.0%
174
23.0%
30
43.0%
ABCDE
15
22.0%
61
24.0%
G
53
21.0%
44
20.0%
49
21.0%
60
22.0%
G
56
21.0%
The New Democratic Party (NDP)
96
25.0%
EF
109
29.0%
ABE
74
20.0%
9
12.0%
238
24.0%
37
35.0%
EF
15
14.0%
28
12.0%
The Liberal Party
32
24.0%
EF
23
18.0%
1
0
0
-
0
-
Would not vote/None/Would spoil ballot
44
4.0%
8
6.0%
4
4.0%
3
5.0%
15
4.0%
9
4.0%
4
6.0%
7
3.0%
8
3.0%
5
2.0%
9
4.0%
34
5.0%
14
3.0%
31
23.0%
23
22.0%
10
16.0%
65
17.0%
42
18.0%
11
16.0%
65
24.0%
J
46
18.0%
24
12.0%
45
21.0%
137
18.0%
64
13.0%
20
7.0%
Q
51
19.0%
9
2.0%
182
19.0%
30
6.0%
M
118
23.0%
M
15
4.0%
Don't Know/Not sure
23
9.0%
HIJ
47
19.0%
J
73
20.0%
58
17.0%
Base: All respondents

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Other
10
3.0%
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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September 14, 2015
FINAL DATA
13 of 85
Detailed Tables
RV1B. Well, which party would you say you would lean towards?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
183
182
28
31**
23
23**
13
10**
62
65*
41
42*
16
11**
48
47*
64
65*
46
46*
25
24**
46
45*
137
137
62
64*
121
118
47
51*
77
73*
59
58*
19
11.0%
5
15.0%
5
22.0%
2
17.0%
4
7.0%
3
8.0%
0
-
7
14.0%
4
7.0%
6
14.0%
2
8.0%
3
7.0%
16
12.0%
7
12.0%
12
10.0%
6
11.0%
4
6.0%
9
16.0%
The Liberal Party
23
13.0%
3
10.0%
2
9.0%
2
23.0%
11
17.0%
3
7.0%
1
13.0%
8
18.0%
8
12.0%
4
10.0%
3
12.0%
7
16.0%
16
12.0%
6
10.0%
17
15.0%
4
7.0%
10
13.0%
10
17.0%
30
16.0%
3
10.0%
7
31.0%
1
14.0%
13
20.0%
3
7.0%
2
18.0%
8
17.0%
7
11.0%
9
20.0%
6
24.0%
7
15.0%
23
17.0%
10
15.0%
20
17.0%
8
15.0%
13
18.0%
9
16.0%
2
1.0%
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
2
5.0%
0
-
0
-
1
2.0%
1
2.0%
0
-
1
2.0%
1
1.0%
0
-
1
2.0%
1
1.0%
0
-
Green Party
2
1.0%
1
4.0%
0
-
1
8.0%
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
1
1.0%
1
3.0%
0
-
1
2.0%
1
1.0%
2
3.0%
N
1
1.0%
1
1.0%
1
2.0%
1
1.0%
0
-
1
0
0
-
1
4.0%
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
1
4.0%
0
-
1
1.0%
0
-
1
1.0%
0
-
1
1.0%
0
-
105
58.0%
19
61.0%
8
34.0%
4
38.0%
36
56.0%
30
72.0%
8
69.0%
24
52.0%
44
68.0%
24
52.0%
13
53.0%
26
58.0%
79
58.0%
38
59.0%
68
57.0%
32
62.0%
44
60.0%
30
51.0%
Base: Undecided
Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Other
Don't know
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

September 14, 2015
FINAL DATA
14 of 85
Detailed Tables
RV1A/Q1B. ALL VOTERS - LEANERS INCLUDED
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
980
980
120
132
100
104*
80
63*
350
376
230
235
100
70*
246
244
269
268
257
259
208
209
219
217
761
763
465
475
515
505
250
273
385
362
345
345
238
24.0%
20
31.0%
EF
14
22.0%
40
17.0%
43
16.0%
79
22.0%
55
25.0%
206
27.0%
136
29.0%
N
123
26.0%
102
20.0%
138
27.0%
74
27.0%
89
25.0%
116
34.0%
OP
97
28.0%
263
27.0%
36
27.0%
29
28.0%
19
31.0%
67
25.0%
202
27.0%
138
29.0%
125
25.0%
80
29.0%
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
11
4.0%
3
1.0%
10
5.0%
23
3.0%
17
4.0%
16
3.0%
9
3.0%
Green Party
34
3.0%
6
5.0%
3
3.0%
3
5.0%
16
4.0%
1
1.0%
14
6.0%
IJ
9
4.0%
10
4.0%
10
4.0%
5
3.0%
8
4.0%
26
3.0%
9
2.0%
14
5.0%
2
0
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
1
0
0
-
1
0
0
-
2
0
0
-
1
0
1
0
0
-
Would not vote/None/Would spoil ballot
44
4.0%
8
6.0%
2
2.0%
DE
4
4.0%
25
5.0%
M
2
0
106
29.0%
Q
18
5.0%
Q
10
3.0%
77
22.0%
33
3.0%
87
34.0%
GHJ
4
2.0%
61
28.0%
75
32.0%
D
33
14.0%
ABCDF
4
2.0%
74
30.0%
I
59
24.0%
66
31.0%
G
66
31.0%
I
50
24.0%
190
25.0%
32
45.0%
ABCDE
17
24.0%
68
26.0%
G
58
22.0%
47
22.0%
52
22.0%
64
24.0%
G
64
24.0%
100
27.0%
EF
120
32.0%
ABE
87
23.0%
9
12.0%
261
27.0%
42
40.0%
DEF
17
16.0%
31
13.0%
The Liberal Party
36
28.0%
EF
26
20.0%
3
5.0%
15
4.0%
9
4.0%
4
6.0%
7
3.0%
8
3.0%
5
2.0%
9
4.0%
34
5.0%
14
3.0%
19
14.0%
8
8.0%
4
6.0%
36
10.0%
30
13.0%
8
11.0%
44
16.0%
GIJ
24
9.0%
13
6.0%
26
12.0%
79
10.0%
38
8.0%
20
7.0%
Q
32
12.0%
9
2.0%
105
11.0%
30
6.0%
M
68
13.0%
M
15
4.0%
Don't Know/Not sure
23
9.0%
HIJ
24
10.0%
44
12.0%
30
9.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Other
6
2.0%
10
3.0%

September 14, 2015
FINAL DATA
15 of 85
Detailed Tables
RV1A/Q1B. DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
831
831
96
105*
88
93*
71
56*
302
324
191
195
83
58*
197
196
219
217
225
226
190
191
182
182
649
649
415
423
416
408
203
221
323
304
305
306
238
29.0%
20
35.0%
EF
14
25.0%
40
21.0%
43
19.0%
79
26.0%
55
30.0%
206
32.0%
136
32.0%
N
123
29.0%
102
25.0%
138
34.0%
74
34.0%
89
29.0%
116
38.0%
OP
97
32.0%
263
32.0%
36
34.0%
29
31.0%
19
34.0%
67
31.0%
61
34.0%
202
31.0%
138
33.0%
125
31.0%
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
10
6.0%
23
3.0%
17
4.0%
16
4.0%
34
4.0%
6
6.0%
3
3.0%
3
5.0%
16
5.0%
1
1.0%
11
5.0%
J
10
5.0%
3
2.0%
Green Party
14
7.0%
IJ
9
4.0%
80
36.0%
Q
9
4.0%
10
4.0%
5
3.0%
8
4.0%
26
4.0%
9
2.0%
14
6.0%
2
0
0
-
2
2.0%
DE
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
0
-
1
0
0
-
1
0
0
-
2
0
0
-
25
6.0%
M
2
0
106
35.0%
Q
18
6.0%
Q
10
3.0%
77
25.0%
33
4.0%
87
38.0%
J
4
2.0%
50
26.0%
75
38.0%
D
33
17.0%
ABCDF
4
2.0%
74
38.0%
I
59
30.0%
66
34.0%
G
66
34.0%
190
29.0%
32
55.0%
ABCDE
17
29.0%
68
30.0%
G
58
25.0%
47
26.0%
52
26.0%
64
29.0%
G
64
29.0%
100
31.0%
EF
120
37.0%
ABE
87
27.0%
9
15.0%
261
31.0%
42
45.0%
DEF
17
18.0%
31
16.0%
The Liberal Party
36
35.0%
EF
26
25.0%
1
0
1
0
0
-
Base: Decided Voters - Leaners Included

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Other
6
2.0%
10
3.0%

September 14, 2015
FINAL DATA
16 of 85
Detailed Tables
RV2. How certain are you that this is the party that you will actually support on Election Day:
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
831
831
96
105*
88
93*
71
56*
302
324
191
195
83
58*
197
196
219
217
225
226
190
191
182
182
649
649
415
423
416
408
203
221
323
304
305
306
Absolutely certain
376
45.0%
54
51.0%
44
47.0%
21
38.0%
134
41.0%
96
49.0%
28
47.0%
83
42.0%
102
47.0%
103
46.0%
88
46.0%
77
42.0%
299
46.0%
154
38.0%
75
34.0%
Fairly certain
335
40.0%
35
33.0%
31
34.0%
26
46.0%
138
43.0%
80
41.0%
24
42.0%
76
39.0%
85
39.0%
97
43.0%
76
40.0%
80
44.0%
255
39.0%
222
53.0%
N
160
38.0%
175
43.0%
167
55.0%
OP
102
33.0%
Not very certain
101
12.0%
13
13.0%
9
15.0%
4
7.0%
21
10.0%
23
12.0%
19
10.0%
82
13.0%
33
8.0%
3
3.0%
1
1.0%
5
2.0%
2
3.0%
32
16.0%
I
5
3.0%
25
12.0%
19
2.0%
45
14.0%
E
6
2.0%
14
7.0%
Not at all certain
15
16.0%
E
2
2.0%
5
2.0%
4
2.0%
4
2.0%
6
3.0%
13
2.0%
8
2.0%
68
17.0%
M
11
3.0%
101
46.0%
Q
38
17.0%
PQ
7
3.0%
134
44.0%
O
132
44.0%
Q
33
11.0%
5
2.0%
7
2.0%
T2B
711
86.0%
88
84.0%
75
81.0%
47
83.0%
273
84.0%
52
89.0%
159
81.0%
187
86.0%
157
86.0%
554
85.0%
176
80.0%
17
16.0%
17
19.0%
E
9
17.0%
51
16.0%
6
11.0%
37
19.0%
I
31
14.0%
26
14.0%
25
14.0%
95
15.0%
382
90.0%
N
41
10.0%
329
81.0%
120
14.0%
200
89.0%
G
26
11.0%
165
86.0%
L2B
176
90.0%
B
19
10.0%
79
19.0%
M
45
20.0%
PQ
266
87.0%
O
38
13.0%
269
88.0%
O
37
12.0%
Base: Respondents who selected a party at RV1A or RV1B

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
30
10.0%
TOPBOX & LOWBOX SUMMARY

September 14, 2015
FINAL DATA
17 of 85
Detailed Tables
RV3. And, assuming you can't vote for your first choice, which party would you support as a second choice?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
Base: Respondents who selected a party at RV1A or RV1B

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
831
831
96
105*
88
93*
71
56*
302
324
191
195
83
58*
197
196
219
217
225
226
190
191
182
182
649
649
415
423
416
408
203
221
323
304
305
306
71
9.0%
7
6.0%
9
10.0%
4
7.0%
35
11.0%
13
7.0%
4
6.0%
18
9.0%
12
6.0%
22
10.0%
19
10.0%
18
10.0%
53
8.0%
31
7.0%
41
10.0%
23
10.0%
29
9.0%
19
6.0%
The Liberal Party
182
22.0%
27
26.0%
23
24.0%
12
22.0%
69
21.0%
40
21.0%
11
19.0%
32
16.0%
45
21.0%
53
23.0%
35
19.0%
147
23.0%
104
25.0%
77
19.0%
56
25.0%
62
20.0%
63
21.0%
214
26.0%
29
27.0%
15
16.0%
11
19.0%
57
25.0%
51
28.0%
163
25.0%
98
23.0%
116
28.0%
71
23.0%
0
-
0
-
9
5.0%
6
3.0%
7
3.0%
5
3.0%
8
4.0%
19
3.0%
6
2.0%
124
15.0%
16
16.0%
13
15.0%
11
19.0%
48
15.0%
11
19.0%
28
13.0%
33
15.0%
23
12.0%
21
11.0%
104
16.0%
54
13.0%
26
12.0%
52
17.0%
Don't know/Not sure
212
26.0%
26
25.0%
32
35.0%
E
19
33.0%
E
86
27.0%
E
35
18.0%
14
24.0%
40
20.0%
HJ
48
25.0%
19
6.0%
OQ
46
15.0%
3
1.0%
Some other party
20
5.0%
N
71
17.0%
74
33.0%
PQ
4
2.0%
70
23.0%
0
-
18
32.0%
B
0
-
57
26.0%
27
3.0%
56
29.0%
B
27
14.0%
ABCDF
24
12.0%
49
25.0%
85
26.0%
B
0
-
52
27.0%
G
51
27.0%
69
32.0%
J
54
24.0%
41
21.0%
49
27.0%
163
25.0%
99
23.0%
114
28.0%
37
17.0%
77
25.0%
O
98
32.0%
O

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FINAL DATA
18 of 85
Detailed Tables
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
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
980
980
120
132
100
104*
80
63*
350
376
230
235
100
70*
246
244
269
268
257
259
208
209
219
217
761
763
465
475
515
505
250
273
385
362
345
345
Strongly approve
110
11.0%
10
8.0%
23
10.0%
26
10.0%
36
14.0%
25
12.0%
26
12.0%
84
11.0%
27
10.0%
36
10.0%
48
14.0%
54
23.0%
14
20.0%
62
25.0%
78
29.0%
69
27.0%
69
33.0%
68
31.0%
211
28.0%
75
16.0%
N
124
26.0%
35
7.0%
40
30.0%
154
31.0%
76
28.0%
105
29.0%
98
28.0%
Somewhat disapprove
232
24.0%
69
27.0%
42
20.0%
51
23.0%
182
24.0%
93
20.0%
127
34.0%
39
55.0%
ABCDE
110
41.0%
84
33.0%
73
35.0%
72
33.0%
286
37.0%
182
38.0%
77
28.0%
Q
93
34.0%
69
20.0%
21
33.0%
140
28.0%
M
176
35.0%
87
24.0%
29
28.0%
68
28.0%
H
91
37.0%
54
20.0%
358
37.0%
66
28.0%
B
98
42.0%
B
15
22.0%
Strongly disapprove
36
28.0%
B
45
34.0%
49
13.0%
EF
114
30.0%
F
86
23.0%
2
3.0%
279
28.0%
9
14.0%
F
21
33.0%
F
12
19.0%
17
7.0%
Somewhat approve
23
22.0%
ADEF
36
35.0%
EF
16
15.0%
135
37.0%
130
38.0%
59
57.0%
ADEF
45
43.0%
30
47.0%
EF
33
53.0%
163
43.0%
EF
213
57.0%
B
71
30.0%
16
23.0%
85
35.0%
105
39.0%
105
41.0%
94
43.0%
295
39.0%
200
42.0%
190
38.0%
103
38.0%
141
39.0%
146
42.0%
164
70.0%
BCD
54
77.0%
ABCD
159
65.0%
J
164
61.0%
153
59.0%
94
45.0%
G
115
55.0%
123
57.0%
468
61.0%
275
58.0%
315
62.0%
170
62.0%
222
61.0%
199
58.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
TOPBOX & LOWBOX SUMMARY

T2B
389
40.0%
L2B
591
60.0%
50
38.0%
F
82
62.0%
B

September 14, 2015
FINAL DATA
19 of 85
Detailed Tables
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
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
980
980
120
132
100
104*
80
63*
350
376
230
235
100
70*
246
244
269
268
257
259
208
209
219
217
761
763
465
475
515
505
250
273
385
362
345
345
Harper government has done a good job and deserves re-election
290
30.0%
38
29.0%
EF
52
50.0%
ACDEF
19
30.0%
EF
126
34.0%
EF
43
18.0%
11
16.0%
59
24.0%
75
28.0%
83
32.0%
73
35.0%
G
67
31.0%
224
29.0%
153
32.0%
137
27.0%
55
20.0%
107
29.0%
O
128
37.0%
OP
Time for another federal party to take over
690
70.0%
93
71.0%
B
52
50.0%
44
70.0%
B
249
66.0%
B
192
82.0%
ABCD
59
84.0%
ABCD
185
76.0%
J
193
72.0%
175
68.0%
136
65.0%
150
69.0%
539
71.0%
321
68.0%
368
73.0%
217
80.0%
PQ
256
71.0%
Q
216
63.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base

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FINAL DATA
20 of 85
Detailed Tables
RV6. Which leader of the major federal parties would make the best Prime Minister of Canada?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
980
980
120
132
100
104*
80
63*
350
376
230
235
100
70*
246
244
269
268
257
259
208
209
219
217
761
763
465
475
515
505
250
273
385
362
345
345
Stephen Harper
311
32.0%
24
38.0%
EF
18
29.0%
62
25.0%
89
33.0%
84
33.0%
69
32.0%
242
32.0%
165
35.0%
146
29.0%
64
23.0%
69
29.0%
73
27.0%
80
31.0%
65
30.0%
254
33.0%
141
30.0%
177
35.0%
26
25.0%
21
33.0%
106
40.0%
J
95
37.0%
62
30.0%
83
38.0%
267
35.0%
169
36.0%
182
36.0%
106
39.0%
PQ
103
38.0%
135
39.0%
OP
100
29.0%
47
36.0%
95
39.0%
H
87
36.0%
112
31.0%
O
112
31.0%
350
36.0%
32
46.0%
BCDE
25
35.0%
76
36.0%
G
71
34.0%
Thomas Mulcair
131
35.0%
EF
132
35.0%
B
113
30.0%
13
18.0%
318
32.0%
55
53.0%
ADEF
23
22.0%
48
21.0%
Justin Trudeau
41
31.0%
EF
44
33.0%
138
38.0%
110
32.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
118
50.0%
ABCDF

September 14, 2015
FINAL DATA
21 of 85
Detailed Tables
[ABSOLUTELY CRITICAL TABLE (TopBox)]
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
980
980
120
132
100
104*
80
63*
350
376
230
235
100
70*
246
244
269
268
257
259
208
209
219
217
761
763
465
475
515
505
250
273
385
362
345
345
587
60.0%
79
60.0%
65
62.0%
37
58.0%
225
60.0%
140
60.0%
41
59.0%
139
57.0%
160
59.0%
163
63.0%
126
60.0%
124
57.0%
462
61.0%
275
58.0%
312
62.0%
151
56.0%
226
62.0%
209
61.0%
404
41.0%
56
43.0%
48
46.0%
30
48.0%
152
40.0%
93
40.0%
24
35.0%
95
39.0%
111
42.0%
99
38.0%
82
38.0%
322
42.0%
193
41.0%
211
42.0%
108
40.0%
149
41.0%
147
43.0%
370
38.0%
42
32.0%
38
37.0%
19
30.0%
147
39.0%
94
40.0%
28
41.0%
91
37.0%
110
41.0%
96
37.0%
99
48.0%
I
73
35.0%
95
44.0%
L
275
36.0%
173
36.0%
197
39.0%
91
33.0%
152
42.0%
O
127
37.0%
A desire to throw out the Harper government
364
37.0%
49
38.0%
32
31.0%
18
29.0%
119
32.0%
107
45.0%
BCD
38
54.0%
ABCD
103
42.0%
IJ
111
41.0%
IJ
83
32.0%
67
32.0%
73
34.0%
291
38.0%
191
40.0%
173
34.0%
91
33.0%
141
39.0%
132
38.0%
A strong plan to reduce the greenhouse gases that contribute to

climate change
317
32.0%
38
29.0%
34
32.0%
21
34.0%
116
31.0%
84
35.0%
24
35.0%
87
36.0%
J
93
34.0%
82
32.0%
54
26.0%
72
33.0%
245
32.0%
136
29.0%
181
36.0%
M
100
37.0%
113
31.0%
103
30.0%
Ethics issues related to the Senate and Mike Duffy Trial
272
28.0%
32
24.0%
24
23.0%
18
28.0%
107
28.0%
69
29.0%
23
33.0%
68
28.0%
72
27.0%
73
28.0%
59
28.0%
48
22.0%
225
29.0%
K
145
30.0%
128
25.0%
53
19.0%
109
30.0%
O
111
32.0%
O
Continuing Canada's military mission to fight ISIL in the Middle East.
217
22.0%
34
26.0%
28
27.0%
13
20.0%
81
21.0%
52
22.0%
11
15.0%
56
23.0%
58
22.0%
57
22.0%
46
22.0%
43
20.0%
175
23.0%
116
24.0%
102
20.0%
47
17.0%
82
23.0%
A national childcare program
210
21.0%
24
18.0%
27
26.0%
17
27.0%
72
19.0%
51
22.0%
19
27.0%
58
22.0%
42
16.0%
31
15.0%
78
16.0%
161
16.0%
18
14.0%
17
16.0%
8
13.0%
68
18.0%
35
15.0%
15
22.0%
47
17.0%
34
13.0%
26
12.0%
69
32.0%
L
34
15.0%
141
18.0%
The Syrian refugee crisis
78
32.0%
HIJ
54
22.0%
IJ
127
17.0%
59
12.0%
131
26.0%
M
102
20.0%
M
85
31.0%
PQ
61
22.0%
PQ
79
22.0%
Q
51
14.0%
89
26.0%
O
45
13.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
The performance of Canada's economy
The specific economic plan presented by each Party
Reducing the taxes that I pay
49
14.0%

September 14, 2015
FINAL DATA
22 of 85
Detailed Tables
[IMPORTANT TABLE (Top2Box)]
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
980
980
120
132
100
104*
80
63*
350
376
230
235
100
70*
246
244
269
268
257
259
208
209
219
217
761
763
465
475
515
505
250
273
385
362
345
345
932
95.0%
126
96.0%
97
93.0%
61
97.0%
364
97.0%
E
217
92.0%
66
95.0%
225
92.0%
254
95.0%
249
96.0%
205
98.0%
G
207
95.0%
725
95.0%
451
95.0%
482
95.0%
246
90.0%
348
96.0%
O
338
98.0%
O
872
89.0%
116
88.0%
93
89.0%
64
91.0%
206
84.0%
234
87.0%
421
89.0%
451
89.0%
236
87.0%
326
90.0%
310
90.0%
88
84.0%
C
193
82.0%
C
57
81.0%
192
79.0%
221
82.0%
196
94.0%
GH
160
76.0%
677
89.0%
99
75.0%
236
91.0%
G
206
80.0%
195
90.0%
779
80.0%
342
91.0%
E
300
80.0%
C
198
84.0%
59
94.0%
E
43
69.0%
179
82.0%
600
79.0%
371
78.0%
409
81.0%
200
73.0%
299
83.0%
O
279
81.0%
O

climate change
763
78.0%
98
75.0%
87
83.0%
46
73.0%
295
79.0%
182
77.0%
55
79.0%
186
76.0%
216
80.0%
204
79.0%
158
76.0%
175
80.0%
589
77.0%
358
75.0%
405
80.0%
214
79.0%
280
77.0%
269
78.0%
625
64.0%
84
64.0%
60
58.0%
38
61.0%
237
63.0%
150
64.0%
56
80.0%
ABCDE
156
64.0%
174
65.0%
166
64.0%
129
62.0%
128
59.0%
498
65.0%
312
66.0%
314
62.0%
159
58.0%
234
65.0%
232
67.0%
O
614
63.0%
84
64.0%
70
67.0%
42
67.0%
234
62.0%
135
57.0%
156
64.0%
165
61.0%
158
61.0%
135
65.0%
136
63.0%
478
63.0%
310
65.0%
304
60.0%
150
55.0%
226
62.0%
586
60.0%
70
54.0%
69
66.0%
37
59.0%
210
56.0%
147
63.0%
49
71.0%
E
52
74.0%
ACDE
165
67.0%
IJ
168
63.0%
J
143
55.0%
110
53.0%
155
71.0%
L
431
57.0%
267
56.0%
319
63.0%
M
195
71.0%
PQ
222
61.0%
Q
239
69.0%
OP
169
49.0%
584
60.0%
75
57.0%
B
81
62.0%
45
43.0%
31
50.0%
50
71.0%
ABCD
48
68.0%
CE
171
64.0%
145
56.0%
121
58.0%
140
65.0%
444
58.0%
283
60.0%
301
60.0%
167
61.0%
32
50.0%
168
71.0%
ABCD
125
53.0%
148
60.0%
58
56.0%
216
57.0%
B
223
59.0%
154
63.0%
J
155
58.0%
150
58.0%
107
51.0%
126
58.0%
441
58.0%
251
53.0%
316
63.0%
M
164
60.0%
232
64.0%
Q
196
54.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
567
58.0%
185
54.0%
207
60.0%

September 14, 2015
FINAL DATA
23 of 85
Detailed Tables
[NOT IMPORTANT SUMMARY TABLE (Low2Box)]
REGION

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
980
980
120
132
100
104*
80
63*
350
376
230
235
100
70*
246
244
269
268
257
259
208
209
219
217
761
763
465
475
515
505
250
273
385
362
345
345
413
42.0%
50
38.0%
46
44.0%
31
50.0%
F
153
41.0%
111
47.0%
F
22
32.0%
90
37.0%
114
42.0%
109
42.0%
101
49.0%
G
92
42.0%
322
42.0%
224
47.0%
N
189
37.0%
109
40.0%
166
46.0%
138
40.0%
396
40.0%
57
43.0%
EF
61
46.0%
F
60
57.0%
ADEF
35
34.0%
32
50.0%
EF
26
41.0%
F
160
43.0%
EF
166
44.0%
F
67
29.0%
21
29.0%
96
40.0%
98
36.0%
114
44.0%
88
42.0%
77
35.0%
319
42.0%
192
40.0%
204
40.0%
106
39.0%
130
36.0%
88
37.0%
F
18
26.0%
79
33.0%
100
37.0%
116
45.0%
G
99
47.0%
GH
62
29.0%
331
43.0%
K
208
44.0%
N
186
37.0%
78
29.0%
140
39.0%
O
160
46.0%
P
176
51.0%
OP
394
40.0%
366
37.0%
48
36.0%
34
33.0%
21
33.0%
142
38.0%
101
43.0%
F
21
29.0%
88
36.0%
104
39.0%
101
39.0%
74
35.0%
81
37.0%
284
37.0%
165
35.0%
201
40.0%
123
45.0%
Q
137
38.0%
Q
106
31.0%
355
36.0%
47
36.0%
F
44
42.0%
F
25
39.0%
F
139
37.0%
F
85
36.0%
F
14
20.0%
88
36.0%
94
35.0%
93
36.0%
80
38.0%
90
41.0%
265
35.0%
163
34.0%
191
38.0%
114
42.0%
Q
128
35.0%
113
33.0%

climate change
217
22.0%
33
25.0%
18
17.0%
17
27.0%
81
21.0%
53
23.0%
15
21.0%
58
24.0%
53
20.0%
55
21.0%
51
24.0%
42
20.0%
174
23.0%
117
25.0%
100
20.0%
58
21.0%
83
23.0%
76
22.0%
201
20.0%
33
25.0%
17
16.0%
20
31.0%
BDE
76
20.0%
42
18.0%
13
19.0%
52
21.0%
48
18.0%
52
20.0%
49
24.0%
38
18.0%
162
21.0%
104
22.0%
97
19.0%
72
27.0%
PQ
63
17.0%
65
19.0%
108
11.0%
15
12.0%
11
11.0%
4
6.0%
34
9.0%
6
9.0%
23
10.0%
86
11.0%
54
11.0%
55
11.0%
37
13.0%
37
10.0%
35
10.0%
7
7.0%
2
3.0%
11
3.0%
34
13.0%
J
14
5.0%
13
6.0%
6
4.0%
38
16.0%
IJ
19
8.0%
J
22
9.0%
48
5.0%
37
16.0%
CD
18
8.0%
D
10
4.0%
4
2.0%
10
5.0%
38
5.0%
24
5.0%
23
5.0%
27
10.0%
PQ
14
4.0%
7
2.0%
4
5.0%

September 14, 2015
FINAL DATA
24 of 85
Detailed Tables
How important are the following in determining who you will vote for in the Federal Election: 1) Ethics issues related to the Senate and Mike Duffy Trial?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
980
980
120
132
100
104*
80
63*
350
376
230
235
100
70*
246
244
269
268
257
259
208
209
219
217
761
763
465
475
515
505
250
273
385
362
345
345
Absolutely critical
272
28.0%
32
24.0%
24
23.0%
18
28.0%
107
28.0%
69
29.0%
23
33.0%
68
28.0%
72
27.0%
73
28.0%
59
28.0%
48
22.0%
145
30.0%
128
25.0%
53
19.0%
Somewhat important
353
36.0%
53
40.0%
36
35.0%
20
32.0%
130
35.0%
81
34.0%
89
36.0%
102
38.0%
92
36.0%
70
33.0%
80
37.0%
167
35.0%
186
37.0%
106
39.0%
109
30.0%
O
125
35.0%
111
32.0%
O
121
35.0%
Not very important
239
24.0%
28
26.0%
14
23.0%
57
23.0%
58
22.0%
66
26.0%
58
28.0%
64
29.0%
175
23.0%
107
23.0%
132
26.0%
71
21.0%
17
16.0%
F
11
17.0%
F
27
12.0%
4
5.0%
31
13.0%
36
13.0%
27
10.0%
22
11.0%
26
12.0%
90
12.0%
56
12.0%
60
12.0%
76
28.0%
Q
38
14.0%
91
25.0%
116
12.0%
93
25.0%
F
46
12.0%
F
58
25.0%
Not at all important
36
27.0%
F
11
8.0%
33
47.0%
DE
11
15.0%
225
29.0%
K
273
36.0%
37
10.0%
42
12.0%
Important (T2B)
625
64.0%
84
64.0%
60
58.0%
38
61.0%
237
63.0%
150
64.0%
156
64.0%
174
65.0%
166
64.0%
129
62.0%
128
59.0%
498
65.0%
312
66.0%
314
62.0%
159
58.0%
234
65.0%
Not Important (B2B)
355
36.0%
47
36.0%
F
44
42.0%
F
25
39.0%
F
139
37.0%
F
85
36.0%
F
56
80.0%
ABCDE
14
20.0%
88
36.0%
94
35.0%
93
36.0%
80
38.0%
90
41.0%
265
35.0%
163
34.0%
191
38.0%
114
42.0%
Q
128
35.0%
232
67.0%
O
113
33.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
SUMMARY

September 14, 2015
FINAL DATA
25 of 85
Detailed Tables
How important are the following in determining who you will vote for in the Federal Election: 2) The performance of Canada's economy?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
980
980
120
132
100
104*
80
63*
350
376
230
235
100
70*
246
244
269
268
257
259
208
209
219
217
761
763
465
475
515
505
250
273
385
362
345
345
Absolutely critical
587
60.0%
79
60.0%
65
62.0%
37
58.0%
225
60.0%
140
60.0%
41
59.0%
139
57.0%
160
59.0%
163
63.0%
126
60.0%
124
57.0%
462
61.0%
275
58.0%
312
62.0%
151
56.0%
226
62.0%
209
61.0%
Somewhat important
346
35.0%
47
36.0%
32
31.0%
25
40.0%
139
37.0%
77
33.0%
25
36.0%
87
35.0%
94
35.0%
86
33.0%
79
38.0%
83
38.0%
263
34.0%
176
37.0%
170
34.0%
95
35.0%
123
34.0%
129
37.0%
Not very important
25
3.0%
3
2.0%
3
3.0%
0
-
7
2.0%
10
4.0%
2
3.0%
9
4.0%
7
3.0%
7
3.0%
2
1.0%
5
2.0%
20
3.0%
13
3.0%
12
2.0%
9
3.0%
3
1.0%
23
2.0%
2
2.0%
4
4.0%
2
3.0%
5
1.0%
8
4.0%
1
2.0%
10
4.0%
J
7
3.0%
3
1.0%
2
1.0%
5
2.0%
18
2.0%
12
2.0%
11
2.0%
12
5.0%
Q
14
5.0%
PQ
5
1.0%
4
1.0%
Important (T2B)
932
95.0%
126
96.0%
97
93.0%
61
97.0%
217
92.0%
66
95.0%
225
92.0%
254
95.0%
249
96.0%
725
95.0%
451
95.0%
482
95.0%
246
90.0%
48
5.0%
6
4.0%
7
7.0%
2
3.0%
18
8.0%
D
4
5.0%
19
8.0%
J
14
5.0%
10
4.0%
205
98.0%
G
4
2.0%
207
95.0%
Not Important (B2B)
364
97.0%
E
11
3.0%
10
5.0%
38
5.0%
24
5.0%
23
5.0%
27
10.0%
PQ
348
96.0%
O
14
4.0%
338
98.0%
O
7
2.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
SUMMARY

September 14, 2015
FINAL DATA
26 of 85
Detailed Tables
How important are the following in determining who you will vote for in the Federal Election: 3) A desire to throw out the Harper government?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
980
980
120
132
100
104*
80
63*
350
376
230
235
100
70*
246
244
269
268
257
259
208
209
219
217
761
763
465
475
515
505
250
273
385
362
345
345
Absolutely critical
364
37.0%
49
38.0%
32
31.0%
18
29.0%
119
32.0%
291
38.0%
191
40.0%
173
34.0%
91
33.0%
141
39.0%
132
38.0%
13
12.0%
13
21.0%
62
24.0%
22
21.0%
16
25.0%
11
15.0%
48
19.0%
41
15.0%
54
21.0%
133
17.0%
72
15.0%
221
23.0%
35
27.0%
EF
38
36.0%
DEF
16
25.0%
E
94
25.0%
EF
28
12.0%
10
14.0%
49
20.0%
57
21.0%
60
23.0%
56
27.0%
36
17.0%
185
24.0%
K
120
25.0%
N
76
28.0%
Q
64
24.0%
PQ
41
15.0%
91
25.0%
Q
58
16.0%
128
25.0%
M
103
20.0%
M
101
20.0%
53
15.0%
22
17.0%
67
31.0%
L
41
19.0%
92
19.0%
174
18.0%
54
26.0%
G
32
15.0%
154
20.0%
Not very important
97
26.0%
B
66
17.0%
111
41.0%
IJ
60
22.0%
73
34.0%
25
19.0%
103
42.0%
IJ
44
18.0%
67
32.0%
220
22.0%
38
54.0%
ABCD
12
17.0%
83
32.0%
Somewhat important
107
45.0%
BCD
61
26.0%
B
39
17.0%
72
20.0%
108
31.0%
OP
Important (T2B)
584
60.0%
45
43.0%
31
50.0%
121
58.0%
140
65.0%
444
58.0%
283
60.0%
301
60.0%
167
61.0%
96
40.0%
98
36.0%
114
44.0%
88
42.0%
77
35.0%
319
42.0%
192
40.0%
204
40.0%
106
39.0%
232
64.0%
Q
130
36.0%
185
54.0%
32
50.0%
EF
50
71.0%
ABCD
21
29.0%
145
56.0%
60
57.0%
ADEF
168
71.0%
ABCD
67
29.0%
171
64.0%
396
40.0%
216
57.0%
B
160
43.0%
EF
148
60.0%
Not Important (B2B)
75
57.0%
B
57
43.0%
EF

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
52
15.0%
SUMMARY
160
46.0%
P

September 14, 2015
FINAL DATA
27 of 85
Detailed Tables
How important are the following in determining who you will vote for in the Federal Election: 4) The specific economic plan presented by each Party?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
980
980
120
132
100
104*
80
63*
350
376
230
235
100
70*
246
244
269
268
257
259
208
209
219
217
761
763
465
475
515
505
250
273
385
362
345
345
Absolutely critical
404
41.0%
56
43.0%
48
46.0%
30
48.0%
152
40.0%
93
40.0%
24
35.0%
95
39.0%
111
42.0%
99
38.0%
82
38.0%
322
42.0%
193
41.0%
211
42.0%
108
40.0%
149
41.0%
147
43.0%
Somewhat important
468
48.0%
60
46.0%
45
43.0%
29
45.0%
190
51.0%
105
45.0%
39
56.0%
111
46.0%
123
46.0%
138
53.0%
99
48.0%
I
97
46.0%
113
52.0%
355
47.0%
228
48.0%
240
47.0%
128
47.0%
177
49.0%
163
47.0%
Not very important
79
8.0%
11
8.0%
8
8.0%
2
4.0%
27
7.0%
26
11.0%
4
6.0%
27
11.0%
22
8.0%
19
7.0%
12
6.0%
16
8.0%
63
8.0%
36
8.0%
44
9.0%
24
9.0%
26
7.0%
29
8.0%
29
3.0%
4
3.0%
3
3.0%
2
3.0%
7
2.0%
11
5.0%
2
3.0%
12
5.0%
IJ
12
5.0%
IJ
3
1.0%
1
1.0%
6
3.0%
23
3.0%
18
4.0%
11
2.0%
12
4.0%
10
3.0%
6
2.0%
Important (T2B)
872
89.0%
116
88.0%
93
89.0%
64
91.0%
206
84.0%
234
87.0%
421
89.0%
451
89.0%
236
87.0%
326
90.0%
310
90.0%
11
11.0%
37
16.0%
CD
6
9.0%
38
16.0%
IJ
34
13.0%
J
196
94.0%
GH
13
6.0%
677
89.0%
15
12.0%
236
91.0%
G
22
9.0%
195
90.0%
108
11.0%
342
91.0%
E
34
9.0%
198
84.0%
Not Important (B2B)
59
94.0%
E
4
6.0%
23
10.0%
86
11.0%
54
11.0%
55
11.0%
37
13.0%
37
10.0%
35
10.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
SUMMARY

September 14, 2015
FINAL DATA
28 of 85
Detailed Tables
How important are the following in determining who you will vote for in the Federal Election: 5) A strong plan to reduce the greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
980
980
120
132
100
104*
80
63*
350
376
230
235
100
70*
246
244
269
268
257
259
208
209
219
217
761
763
465
475
515
505
250
273
385
362
345
345
Absolutely critical
317
32.0%
38
29.0%
34
32.0%
21
34.0%
116
31.0%
84
35.0%
24
35.0%
93
34.0%
82
32.0%
54
26.0%
72
33.0%
245
32.0%
136
29.0%
113
31.0%
103
30.0%
447
46.0%
60
46.0%
53
51.0%
25
40.0%
179
48.0%
99
42.0%
31
44.0%
123
46.0%
121
47.0%
104
50.0%
103
47.0%
344
45.0%
223
47.0%
181
36.0%
M
224
44.0%
100
37.0%
Somewhat important
87
36.0%
J
99
40.0%
114
42.0%
166
46.0%
166
48.0%
Not very important
154
16.0%
23
18.0%
10
10.0%
10
16.0%
59
16.0%
39
16.0%
12
17.0%
38
16.0%
34
12.0%
42
16.0%
29
13.0%
125
16.0%
79
17.0%
75
15.0%
38
14.0%
62
17.0%
54
16.0%
63
6.0%
10
8.0%
7
7.0%
6
10.0%
21
6.0%
15
6.0%
3
4.0%
20
8.0%
19
7.0%
13
5.0%
40
19.0%
H
11
5.0%
13
6.0%
49
6.0%
38
8.0%
25
5.0%
20
7.0%
21
6.0%
22
6.0%
Important (T2B)
763
78.0%
98
75.0%
87
83.0%
46
73.0%
295
79.0%
182
77.0%
55
79.0%
186
76.0%
216
80.0%
204
79.0%
158
76.0%
175
80.0%
589
77.0%
358
75.0%
405
80.0%
214
79.0%
280
77.0%
269
78.0%
Not Important (B2B)
217
22.0%
33
25.0%
18
17.0%
17
27.0%
81
21.0%
53
23.0%
15
21.0%
58
24.0%
53
20.0%
55
21.0%
51
24.0%
42
20.0%
174
23.0%
117
25.0%
100
20.0%
58
21.0%
83
23.0%
76
22.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
climate change
SUMMARY

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FINAL DATA
29 of 85
Detailed Tables
How important are the following in determining who you will vote for in the Federal Election: 6) The Syrian refugee crisis?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
980
980
120
132
100
104*
80
63*
350
376
230
235
100
70*
246
244
269
268
257
259
208
209
219
217
761
763
465
475
515
505
250
273
385
362
345
345
Absolutely critical
161
16.0%
18
14.0%
17
16.0%
8
13.0%
68
18.0%
35
15.0%
15
22.0%
47
17.0%
34
13.0%
26
12.0%
34
15.0%
127
17.0%
59
12.0%
64
48.0%
41
40.0%
23
37.0%
155
41.0%
90
38.0%
33
47.0%
108
40.0%
116
45.0%
81
39.0%
92
42.0%
314
41.0%
192
40.0%
61
22.0%
PQ
103
38.0%
49
14.0%
406
41.0%
102
20.0%
M
214
42.0%
51
14.0%
Somewhat important
54
22.0%
IJ
100
41.0%
145
40.0%
158
46.0%
Not very important
261
27.0%
38
29.0%
20
19.0%
17
27.0%
101
27.0%
68
29.0%
17
24.0%
52
21.0%
71
26.0%
203
27.0%
73
27.0%
103
29.0%
84
24.0%
12
9.0%
26
25.0%
ADF
14
22.0%
AF
52
14.0%
43
18.0%
AF
6
8.0%
38
16.0%
43
16.0%
34
16.0%
118
16.0%
141
30.0%
N
83
17.0%
120
24.0%
152
16.0%
62
30.0%
G
40
19.0%
58
27.0%
77
30.0%
G
32
12.0%
70
14.0%
35
13.0%
63
17.0%
54
16.0%
Important (T2B)
567
58.0%
81
62.0%
58
56.0%
32
50.0%
223
59.0%
125
53.0%
150
58.0%
107
51.0%
126
58.0%
441
58.0%
251
53.0%
196
54.0%
207
60.0%
50
38.0%
46
44.0%
31
50.0%
F
153
41.0%
111
47.0%
F
114
42.0%
109
42.0%
101
49.0%
G
92
42.0%
322
42.0%
224
47.0%
N
316
63.0%
M
189
37.0%
164
60.0%
413
42.0%
154
63.0%
J
90
37.0%
155
58.0%
Not Important (B2B)
48
68.0%
CE
22
32.0%
109
40.0%
166
46.0%
138
40.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
SUMMARY

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FINAL DATA
30 of 85
Detailed Tables
How important are the following in determining who you will vote for in the Federal Election: 7) Reducing the taxes that I pay?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
980
980
120
132
100
104*
80
63*
350
376
230
235
100
70*
246
244
269
268
257
259
208
209
219
217
761
763
465
475
515
505
250
273
385
362
345
345
Absolutely critical
370
38.0%
42
32.0%
38
37.0%
19
30.0%
147
39.0%
94
40.0%
28
41.0%
91
37.0%
110
41.0%
96
37.0%
73
35.0%
275
36.0%
173
36.0%
197
39.0%
91
33.0%
409
42.0%
56
43.0%
49
47.0%
24
39.0%
153
41.0%
98
42.0%
28
40.0%
101
42.0%
111
41.0%
111
43.0%
87
41.0%
325
43.0%
198
42.0%
211
42.0%
110
40.0%
152
42.0%
O
147
41.0%
127
37.0%
Somewhat important
95
44.0%
L
84
39.0%
Not very important
150
15.0%
26
20.0%
13
12.0%
13
21.0%
54
14.0%
32
14.0%
11
16.0%
32
13.0%
35
13.0%
42
16.0%
30
14.0%
120
16.0%
73
15.0%
77
15.0%
51
19.0%
47
13.0%
52
15.0%
51
5.0%
7
5.0%
4
4.0%
6
10.0%
21
6.0%
10
4.0%
2
3.0%
20
8.0%
13
5.0%
10
4.0%
41
20.0%
H
8
4.0%
9
4.0%
42
6.0%
31
7.0%
20
4.0%
21
8.0%
Q
16
4.0%
13
4.0%
Important (T2B)
779
80.0%
99
75.0%
43
69.0%
221
82.0%
206
80.0%
160
76.0%
179
82.0%
600
79.0%
371
78.0%
409
81.0%
200
73.0%
33
25.0%
193
82.0%
C
42
18.0%
192
79.0%
201
20.0%
300
80.0%
C
76
20.0%
57
81.0%
Not Important (B2B)
88
84.0%
C
17
16.0%
13
19.0%
52
21.0%
48
18.0%
52
20.0%
49
24.0%
38
18.0%
162
21.0%
104
22.0%
97
19.0%
72
27.0%
PQ
299
83.0%
O
63
17.0%
279
81.0%
O
65
19.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
152
44.0%
SUMMARY
20
31.0%
BDE

September 14, 2015
FINAL DATA
31 of 85
Detailed Tables
How important are the following in determining who you will vote for in the Federal Election: 8) A national childcare program?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
980
980
120
132
100
104*
80
63*
350
376
230
235
100
70*
246
244
269
268
257
259
208
209
219
217
761
763
465
475
515
505
250
273
385
362
345
345
Absolutely critical
210
21.0%
24
18.0%
27
26.0%
17
27.0%
72
19.0%
51
22.0%
19
27.0%
58
22.0%
42
16.0%
31
15.0%
78
16.0%
47
36.0%
42
40.0%
20
32.0%
138
37.0%
96
41.0%
110
41.0%
101
39.0%
79
38.0%
291
38.0%
188
40.0%
85
31.0%
PQ
110
40.0%
79
22.0%
Q
143
40.0%
Not very important
231
24.0%
33
25.0%
20
19.0%
11
18.0%
60
25.0%
47
19.0%
55
21.0%
115
24.0%
117
23.0%
45
17.0%
28
21.0%
EF
16
15.0%
14
22.0%
EF
29
12.0%
7
10.0%
33
13.0%
45
17.0%
59
28.0%
G
40
19.0%
188
25.0%
163
17.0%
70
27.0%
G
45
18.0%
43
20.0%
96
26.0%
F
69
18.0%
EF
33
47.0%
C
11
16.0%
131
26.0%
M
188
37.0%
45
13.0%
377
38.0%
69
32.0%
L
86
40.0%
141
18.0%
Somewhat important
78
32.0%
HIJ
87
36.0%
19
9.0%
144
19.0%
K
94
20.0%
N
69
14.0%
33
12.0%
93
26.0%
O
47
13.0%
93
27.0%
O
83
24.0%
OP
Important (T2B)
586
60.0%
70
54.0%
69
66.0%
37
59.0%
210
56.0%
147
63.0%
267
56.0%
26
41.0%
F
166
44.0%
F
88
37.0%
F
116
45.0%
G
99
47.0%
GH
331
43.0%
K
208
44.0%
N
319
63.0%
M
186
37.0%
195
71.0%
PQ
78
29.0%
222
61.0%
Q
140
39.0%
O
169
49.0%
35
34.0%
155
71.0%
L
62
29.0%
431
57.0%
61
46.0%
F
168
63.0%
J
100
37.0%
110
53.0%
394
40.0%
165
67.0%
IJ
79
33.0%
143
55.0%
Not Important (B2B)
52
74.0%
ACDE
18
26.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
124
36.0%
SUMMARY
176
51.0%
OP

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FINAL DATA
32 of 85
Detailed Tables
How important are the following in determining who you will vote for in the Federal Election: 9) Continuing Canada's military mission to fight ISIL in the Middle East.?
REGION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
GENDER
AGE
TOTAL
BC
A
AB
B
SK/MB
C
ON
D
QC
E
Atlantic Canada
F
<40K
G
40K - <60K
H
60K - <100K
I
100K+
J
Kids
K
No Kids
L
Male
M
Female
N
18-34
O
35-54
P
55+
Q
980
980
120
132
100
104*
80
63*
350
376
230
235
100
70*
246
244
269
268
257
259
208
209
219
217
761
763
465
475
515
505
250
273
385
362
345
345
Absolutely critical
217
22.0%
34
26.0%
28
27.0%
13
20.0%
81
21.0%
52
22.0%
11
15.0%
56
23.0%
58
22.0%
57
22.0%
46
22.0%
43
20.0%
175
23.0%
116
24.0%
102
20.0%
47
17.0%
82
23.0%
Somewhat important
397
41.0%
50
38.0%
43
41.0%
30
47.0%
153
41.0%
83
35.0%
100
41.0%
106
40.0%
101
39.0%
90
43.0%
93
43.0%
304
40.0%
194
41.0%
202
40.0%
102
38.0%
144
40.0%
Not very important
235
24.0%
27
21.0%
20
19.0%
12
19.0%
98
26.0%
65
27.0%
39
56.0%
ABDE
13
19.0%
89
26.0%
O
151
44.0%
51
21.0%
67
25.0%
71
27.0%
46
22.0%
58
27.0%
177
23.0%
100
21.0%
67
19.0%
131
13.0%
21
16.0%
14
14.0%
9
14.0%
44
12.0%
36
15.0%
7
10.0%
36
15.0%
37
14.0%
30
12.0%
28
13.0%
23
11.0%
108
14.0%
65
14.0%
81
30.0%
Q
42
15.0%
87
24.0%
134
27.0%
M
66
13.0%
50
14.0%
39
11.0%
Important (T2B)
614
63.0%
84
64.0%
70
67.0%
42
67.0%
234
62.0%
135
57.0%
156
64.0%
165
61.0%
158
61.0%
135
65.0%
136
63.0%
478
63.0%
310
65.0%
304
60.0%
150
55.0%
226
62.0%
Not Important (B2B)
366
37.0%
48
36.0%
34
33.0%
21
33.0%
142
38.0%
101
43.0%
F
49
71.0%
E
21
29.0%
88
36.0%
104
39.0%
101
39.0%
74
35.0%
81
37.0%
284
37.0%
165
35.0%
201
40.0%
123
45.0%
Q
137
38.0%
Q
239
69.0%
OP
106
31.0%

Unweighted Base
Weighted Base
Continuing Canada's military mission to fight ISIL in the Middle
East.
SUMMARY

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The Conservative Party

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

The Liberal Party

Would not vote/None/Would spoil ballot

Don't Know/Not sure

Base: All respondents

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The Conservative Party

The Liberal Party

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

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RV1A/Q1B. ALL VOTERS - LEANERS INCLUDED

The Conservative Party

Would not vote/None/Would spoil ballot

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

The Liberal Party

Don't Know/Not sure

Base: All respondents

Ipsos Public Affairs

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RV1A/Q1B. DECIDED VOTER - LEANERS INCLUDED

The Conservative Party

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

The Liberal Party

Base: Decided Voters - Leaners Included

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Not very certain

Not at all certain

Base: Respondents who selected a party at RV1A or RV1B

TOPBOX & LOWBOX SUMMARY

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Base: Respondents who selected a party at RV1A or RV1B

The Conservative Party

The Liberal Party

The New Democratic Party (NDP)

Don't know/Not sure

Some other party

The Bloc Quebecois (BQ)

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Base: All respondents

TOPBOX & LOWBOX SUMMARY

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

Time for another federal party to take over

Base: All respondents

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A desire to throw out the Harper government

A strong plan to reduce the greenhouse gases that contribute to