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CONSERVATIVES EDGE INTO LEAD, LIBERALS SLUMP ON ELECTION THREAT AND IMPROVING ECONOMY - June 25, 2009

Ontario Now Dead Heat

 

[Ottawa – June 25, 2009] – The Conservative Party has edged ahead of the Liberal Party after months of lagging behind, according to the latest EKOS poll, released exclusively to cbc.ca.

 

The Liberal Party and its leader, Michael Ignatieff, appear to have paid a price for threatening to take the country to the polls this summer. EKOS’ daily tracking shows that they nose-dived after making the threat last week. Although the Liberals may have recovered some of that ground once they made a deal with Prime Minister Harper to avoid

FEELING BETTER ABOUT THE ECONOMY? - JUNE 2, 2009

PROBABLY FEELING BETTER ABOUT THE GOVERNMENT TOO…

 

[OTTAWA – June 2, 2009] – Some Canadians are feeling better about the economy these days, and those who are think that the government is doing a good job managing the economy. This shift may explain a modest improvement in the polls for Stephen Harper’s Conservatives.

 

This is the latest result released from

EKOS/CBC SURVEY - APRIL 16, 2009

POLITICAL LANDSCAPE

Ignatieff and the Liberals Take Off

Liberals take Significant Lead

[Ottawa – April 15, 2009] Under their new leader, Michael Ignatieff, the federal Liberal Party has vaulted into first place in the race towards the next election, riding renewed strength across the country with the exception of Alberta. In Quebec and Ontario, the party is rising back towards the levels it enjoyed in

EKOS/GLOBE & MAIL SURVEY - JANUARY 21, 2009

Liberals Rejoin Battle Under Gloomy Skies

 

In an increasingly pessimistic mood about the economy and the Harper government’s handle on it, many Canadians are turning to the Liberal Party, which is now closing in on the ruling Conservatives.

 

If forced to choose between a Conservative government or a coalition government led by

ELECTION HARPER’S TO LOSE

EKOS ELECTION.COM – September 2008

Timely Harper Election Call Yields Formidable Advantages for the CPC – Including Weak Liberal Leadership

HIGHLIGHTS

National federal vote intention among decided voters: CPC 37%, LPC 24%, NDP 19%, Green Party 10%, and the BQ 6%

Conservatives also have the leadership advantage with Harper seen as “best Prime Minister” (32%), followed by Layton (19%); Dion is a distant third (12%)

Similar scores are given for leader “most trusted” to

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