Nanos Research outlined some key observations on the Ontario election. “Tonight’s election results suggest that even though there was a general perception in the media that Tim Hudak won the debate with Wynne faring poorly, it had no material negative impact on the Liberal campaign. Likely voter models did not perform well. Of note, this same … Read more
The latest Nanos Party Power Index suggests that the federal Liberals have the strongest score on the index (56 points out of 100, followed by the Conservatives (51 points), the NDP (48 points), the Green Party (33 points) and the BQ (26 points in Quebec). The views of 1,000 respondents are compiled into a party … Read more
A new Bloomberg Nanos survey in British Columbia suggests that 29 percent of British Columbians believe that the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline should be approved at this time. Thirty four percent believe the proposed pipeline should not be approved, 33 percent believe it should be delayed for further review and the rest were unsure. Men … Read more
The weekly Nanos federal party tracking had the Liberals at 57 points out of 100, followed by the Conservatives at 52 points, the NDP at 50 points and the Green Party at 34 points respectively. Index scores are based on a compilation of a basket of political goods including vote consideration, preferred PM, leader evaluation and … Read more
The latest Nanos tracking suggests that Harper has hit a new high on the preferred Prime Minister front. Thirty one percent of Canadians said Harper was their preferred choice as PM. This compares to a low of 25 per cent and an overall average of 28 percent for the period of the Nanos weekly tracking which started … Read more
The Nanos Party Power Index has been released. After a dip on the preferred Prime Minister measure the week he first questioned and then clarified his comments related to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, there was some positive movement in favour of Harper with the focus on preparations for the anniversary of the mission … Read more
On the preferred Prime Minister front Trudeau and Harper are tied at 27 percent respectively. This is in contrast to the past five weeks where Harper held a marginal advantage. This included a two point drop in one week – the same week dominated by Harper’s attack on the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. However, … Read more
Overall, the federal party scores on the Nanos Party Power Index stand at 55 points out of 100 for the Liberals, 51 points for the Conservatives, 49 points for the NDP and 34 points for the Green Party of Canada. Of note, over the past five weeks of Nanos tracking the scores between the Liberals … Read more
The latest weekly tracking by in the Nanos Party Power Index has the Liberals with the highest score (55 points out of 100), followed by the Conservatives (51 points), the NDP (50 points) and the Green Party (34 points). The Liberals still have the highest vote potential with higher proportions of Canadians considering a vote … Read more
The Nanos Party Power Index has been released: The Nanos Party Power Index Scores were relatively unchanged over the past week with the federal Liberals registering 55 points out of 100, the Conservatives 50 points, the NDP 49 points, and the Green Party 33 points. When measuring the potential maximum vote for each of the parties, the Liberals … Read more
