Nanos Weekly Leadership Tracking has been released: Asked who their preferred choice for Prime Minister was, 53.3 per cent of Canadians said Trudeau – who continues to track upward following his election victory, followed by Harper/Ambrose at 17.2 per cent (tracking includes two weeks for Harper and two for Ambrose), Mulcair at 11.6 per cent (a … Read more
The Nanos Party Power Index has been posted: The Index, which is a composite measure of a series of questions on ballot preferences and impressions of the party leaders, continues to have the Liberal brand strength rising. The Liberals scored 68.6 out of a possible 100 points, yet another high, while the NDP scored 47.8 points, the … Read more
Nanos Weekly Leadership Tracking: Trudeau’s numbers on the preferred Prime Minister measure continue to climb. In the wake of the federal election and the Liberal win, Trudeau’s numbers continue to climb – 50.9 per cent of Canadians prefer Trudeau as PM followed by Harper/Ambrose at 18.4 per cent, Mulcair at 13.0 per cent, May at 5.0 … Read more
The Nanos Party Power Index: The Liberals have hit a new high in the Nanos Party Power Index and have registered the highest single score since the index began in 2013. The Index which is a composite of a series of questions including ballot preferences and impressions of the leaders, had the Liberals with 66.2 out … Read more
Nanos Weekly Leadership Tracking has been posted: Nanos tracking as to who Canadians would prefer as Prime Minister has Trudeau still climbing on this measure and is currently at 46.6 per cent, followed by former Conservative leader Harper at 21.8 per cent, Mulcair at 13.8 per cent, May at 5.2 per cent, and 11.1 per cent … Read more
The Nanos Party Power Index: The Index, which is a composite of a series of variables including ballot preferences and impressions of the federal party leaders, has the Liberals at a twelve month high of 65.2 out of a possible 100 points. The NDP scored 49.6 points, the Conservatives 47.1 points, the Greens 30.7 points, and … Read more
Nanos Weekly Leadership Tracking: With the resignation of former Prime Minister Harper, Trudeau continues to ramp up his personal numbers as preferred Prime Minister. In the week leading up to his swearing in the proportion of Canadians who prefer Trudeau as PM is at 44.9 per cent, followed by Harper at 23.4 per cent, Mulcair at … Read more
Nanos Research issued the following figures: In the week following the Liberal majority victory, 39.2 per cent of Canadians said they preferred Trudeau as PM, followed by Harper at 26.5 per cent, Mulcair at 17.6 per cent, May at 4.5 per cent, Duceppe/Fortin at 1.6 per cent and 10.6 per cent were unsure. Asked a series … Read more
Nanos Nightly Election Tracking Highlights (3-day tracking ending October 18th): Asked who they preferred as Prime Minister 35.5 per cent said Trudeau, 29.1 per cent said Harper, 18.9 per cent said Mulcair, 5.2 per cent said May, 1.8 per cent said Duceppe and 9.6 per cent of Canadians were unsure. The full release is available online. … Read more
Nanos Nightly Election Tracking Highlights (3-day tracking ending October 15th): Asked who they would prefer as PM, 34.6 per cent said Trudeau, 30.0 per cent said Harper, 19.3 per cent said Mulcair, 5.6 per cent said May, 2.2 per cent said Duceppe and 8.4 per cent were unsure. The Index, which is a compilation of a … Read more
