Nanos Nightly Election Tracking Highlights (3-day tracking ending September 13th): The three major parties remain in a very tight race for the fourth day in succession. The support for each party is within the margin of error for the research. The three-day tracking completed Sunday evening had the NDP at 31 per cent, the Liberals at 30 per … Read more
Nanos Nightly Election Tracking Highlights (3-day tracking ending September 10th): Asked which of the federal party leaders they would prefer as PM, in the latest nightly tracking 30 per cent preferred Harper, 28 preferred Trudeau, 27 per cent preferred Mulcair, five per cent preferred May and nine per cent were unsure. Compared to a month ago the preferences for … Read more
The overnight movement between all the parties was within the margin of error for the nightly tracking. Among decided voters the Liberals stand at 32.5 per cent, the NDP at 31.2 per cent, the Conservatives at 25.9 per cent, and the Green Party at 6.1 per cent. The Liberals are ahead in Atlantic Canada and … Read more
Nanos Nightly Election Tracking Highlights (3-day tracking ending September 6th) have been released: If an election were held over the holiday weekend, it would be a two horse race between the NDP (33 per cent) and the Liberals (31%). Conservative support stands at 26 per cent followed by the Green Party at six percent and the BQ … Read more
The latest Nanos Party Power Index has been released: On the preferred Prime Minister front, Harper and Mulcair are statistically tied with Trudeau trailing. Twenty nine per cent of Canadians chose Harper as their preferred Prime Minister, 28 per cent chose Mulcair, 22 per cent chose Trudeau, five per cent chose May (15 per cent were unsure … Read more
Nanos Research asked the following question: As a result of what you have heard about Nigel Wright’s testimony at the Duffy trial, are you now more positive, somewhat more positive, somewhat more negative, more negative or are your views unchanged about the Conservative government? More positive – 3.8 per cent; Somewhat more positive – 2.3 per … Read more
The latest Nanos poll suggests that major parties are locked in virtual tie. The full poll is available online.
Although their tracking has plateaued, since June 2015, the NDP have registered the highest score on the Nanos Party Power Index compared to the other federal parties. The NDP registered 55 points out of a possible 100 points while the Conservatives registered 52 points, and the Liberals 50 points. The Green Party of Canada scored … Read more
Weekly tracking on the Nanos Party Power Index suggests that the three major parties continue to score on the Index within a relatively tight range. Of note, there was a one week slide in the proportion of Canadians who would consider voting Conservative. We will have to monitor this to see if it is a one … Read more
Weekly tracking on the Nanos Party Power Index suggests that the Harper led Conservatives are trending up in the Index and closing the gap with the NDP while the NDP and Liberal trend lines are starting to plateau. The NDP continue to score highest on the Nanos Party Power Index. The NDP registered 55 points out … Read more
