Do you think boycotting grocery stores will have an impact on lowering food prices? 🏪

(Full Poll Breakdown Up For Twitter Subscribers)

This week's Nanos Research poll modelled:

CPC: 203 (+84)
LPC: 79 (-81)
BQ: 34 (+2)
NDP: 25 (-)
GPC: 2 (-)

(Seat change with 2021 election)

(Model by Kyle Hutton)

The most spoken second languages in Winnipeg. Done for a piece about the Manitoba election last year.

Federal Polling:

CPC: 44% (+10)
LPC: 25% (-8)
NDP: 16% (-2)
BQ: 8% (-)
PPC: 3% (-2)
GPC: 2% (-)
Others: 1%

Ipsos / May 13, 2024 / n=809 / Online

(% Change With 2021 Federal Election)

Check out federal details on 338Canada at: 338canada.com

'Which party would you say will have a policy platform which is the most appealing to you personally?'

CPC: 34%
LPC: 22%
NDP: 14%
BQ: 6%
GPC: 4%
PPC: 2%

Unsure: 17%

Nanos Research / May 1, 2024 / n=1086 / MOE 3% / Telephone/Online

'Compared to the average Canadian, I am...'

Less wealthy: 61%
Equally wealthy: 25%
Wealthier: 14%

Narrative Research / April 12, 2024 / n=1230 / Online

Candidates other than Nenshi, have Albertans feeling very neutral/unknown if they became the next NDP leader

Nenshi is seen positively should he win the leadership race

- Pollara -

Updated Philippe J. Fournier Federal Model:

CPC: 217 (+98)
LPC: 64 (-96)
BQ: 40 (+8)
NDP: 20 (-5)
GPC: 2 (-)

- May 19, 2024 -

(Seat Changes With 2021 Federal Election)

Check out the model here: 338canada.com/federal.htm

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((⭐️ Full map and details, along with riding results, available for Twitter subscribers! ⭐️))

Abacus Data Ontario Poll Modelled:

PC: 84 (+1)
NDP: 25 (-6)
LIB: 12 (+4)
GRN: 3 (+2)

(% Change With 2022 Election)

(Model - Kyle Hutton)

British Columbia Provincial Polling:

NDP: 38% (-10)
CON: 36% (+34)
BCU: 14% (-20)
GRN: 9% (-6)
Others: 3%

Mainstreet Research / May 15, 2024 / n=800 / MOE 3.1% / IVR

(% Change With 2020 Election)

Check out BC model details from Philippe J. Fournier here: 338canada.com/bc

Support For Boycotting Loblaws + Affiliated Stores:

Support: 58%
Oppose: 23%

Leger / May 19, 2024 / n=1519 / Online

'Do you support or oppose your province using the notwithstanding clause to ban discussions about sexual orientation and gender identity in schools in your province?'

Oppose: 52%
Support: 25%

Unsure: 22%

Leger / May 12, 2024 / n=1545

'Should the federal government use the notwithstanding clause to restrict access to abortion?'

No: 67%
Yes: 10%

Unsure: 23%

Leger / May 12, 2024 / n=1545

'Which Canadian political party do you believe is LEAST committed to protecting abortion rights?'

Conservatives: 32%
PPC: 10%
Liberals: 9%
NDP: 4%
Greens: 2%

Unsure: 38%

Leger / May 12, 2024 / n=1545

'Do you think the situation in the United States with regards to the right to an abortion may have an impact here in Canada?'

Yes: 49%
No: 31%

Unsure: 19%

Leger / May 12, 2024 / n=1545