A recent Nanos Research survey shows Canadians are concerned about the future quality of healthcare in Canada. A clear majority thinks innovation is a more important solution to the problem than spending more money on it. But Canadians also lack confidence in the system’s ability to introduce innovation, and think Canada should be looking to … Read more
The federal Liberals continue to score higher than the opposition parties on the Nanos Party Power Index but their advantage has diminished over the past four weeks. Four weeks ago they enjoyed an 11 point advantage but that advantage has dropped to six points. The federal Liberals received a score of 58 points out of 100, followed … Read more
After a climb in their party index scores over the summer and early fall, the Liberals registered a decline for the second week in succession. Even with the decline the Liberals enjoy a score on the 100 point index stronger than the other federal parties. The Liberals scored 59 points out of 100 compared to … Read more
Canadians have largely heard of the Keystone Pipeline project (96 per cent) and the current survey indicates that perceptions have improved slightly since the previous survey. When it comes to overall perceptions of the Pipeline Project a slim minority have positive impressions (53 per cent) with 28 per cent positive and 25 per cent are somewhat positive. In … Read more
The federal Liberals continue to register strong scores on the Nanos Party Power Index. The Liberals scored 60.5 points out of 100 on the Nanos Party Power Index, while the Conservatives scored 50.4 points, the NDP 49.6 points, the Green Party 31.9 points and the BQ 25.6 points (QC only). Accessible voters for both the Liberals … Read more
In the Nanos weekly Party Power Index which is a score out of 100 points, a three point advantage held by the Liberals on May 30th is now an 11 point advantage. The Party Power Index is a basket of political goods that rolls up ballot support, accessible voters, preferred Prime Minister and leader evaluations. Currently the Liberals registered … Read more
As we enter the Fall sitting of the House of Commons, the Liberals continue to trend up on the Nanos Party Power Index largely on strengthening scores among the voters under 30 as well as those between the ages of 40 and 49. The Liberals stand at 59 points out of 100 (a new 12 month … Read more
The latest weekly Nanos Party Power Index suggests that the Liberals are positively trending on all measures and have hit a 12 month high on the overall index, vote consideration and the preferred prime minister measures. The Liberals stand at 59 points out of 100 (a new 12 month high), followed by the Conservatives at 48 points, … Read more
The latest weekly Nanos Party Power Index suggests the Liberals continue to score higher than the Conservatives. The Liberals scored 58 points out of 100 (near their one year high of 59 points) while the Conservatives scored 50 points, the New Democrats 48 points, the Green Party 31 points and the BQ 25 points (QC … Read more
In the weekly Nanos Party Power Index which is a basket of political good rolling up ballot preferences, leadership and accessible voters, the federal Liberals continue to score better on the index (58 points out of 100) compared to the Conservatives (50 points), the NDP (48 points), the Green Party (32 points) and the BQ … Read more
