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"No more blue wall, red wall: How electoral reform could stop regional election sweeps"
We were happy to help make Proportional Representation (PR) more concrete by simulating #elxn45 results as PR for @CanadianPress
https://t.co/odJako0eGn
Another showing that makes me incredibly proud. From our dedicated telephone interviewers through to our data analytics and QA teams -- keep up the great work. It's important that we continue to prove that while polling isn't easy, it can be done well.
Following the 2025 federal election, members of our coast-to-coast team gathered with @BSommerhalder, CEO of MQO Research, to dig deep into the interesting details and underlying data associated with the election results.
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@CanadianPolling All of these within respective margins of error. Nice work again by the Canadian market research industry, and special hat tip to MS for top podium spot this time around
@Vitormarciano@CanadianPolling We (@MQOResearch) have receipts -- our data dashboard now has "Projections and Results" tab (as of first thing this morning, will update upon finals end of day): https://t.co/mnf0yXwzuV
Note: our projected result is represented by the "Voted" + "Not Voted, 80%+ Likely" filters
An eventful #elxn45 night! This was a story of CPC overperforming our projection and NDP underperforming it (+3.5 / -2.8) -- the difference that made the difference. The avg. error between our projection and the result: ~1.8pts (MoE was 2.1).
One of my favourite features on our #elxn45 polling data dashboard is ability to filter by voting status (already voted, most/least likely to vote). We found that among the 7.4 million Canadians who voted early, 51% went for the Liberal Party. Wow! https://t.co/mnf0yXwzuV
Our final #elxn45 vote share projection*:
🔴LPC: 44% | 🔵CPC: 38% | 🟠NDP: 9% | ⚜️BQ: 5% | 🟢GPC: 2%
*Among those who already voted or self-rated as 80%+ likely to vote on election day.
Full results & interactive data dashboard: https://t.co/SVfCoHfKLN (for @GPAinsights)
#elxn45 is almost here and we look forward to publishing our final poll results for @GPAinsights weekend. In the meantime, we invite you to play with the data we collected each week on our Interactive Election Data Dashboard: https://t.co/VSGJQ90duF
Which leader performed best at the debates? Depends who you ask -- sort of.
🔵CPC voters stuck behind Poilievre (78% choosing him).
🔴LPC voters were less with Carney (66%), with 19% unable to choose someone.
🟠NDP voters had one eye on Singh (54%) and the other on Carney (24%).
Our latest nationwide result for @GPAinsights#Elxn45:
LPC national support holding at +9, but some dynamics in BC (CPC&NDP↑/LPC↓) and QC (LPC↑/BQ&CPC↓).
https://t.co/dYUC7YukeU
Our latest poll results for #Elxn45.
Stability in nat'l support is hiding interesting churn under the hood this time (swing toward CPC in BC; deepening red in QC..)
As always, don’t bet your life’s savings on any one poll. But -- Let the games begin?
https://t.co/M8vKVEP9TK
Our latest nationwide federal election polling for @GPAinsights finds the Liberal Party holding a 10-point lead among decided and leaning voters: https://t.co/dYUC7YukeU #cdnpoli#polling
We've had a few requests for provincial-level results for the prairies from our latest federal poll for @GPAinsights. We added them here: https://t.co/NE8vCROVHO
(numbers in graphs: % decided voters)
🎤🎁🎄We have a fun and festive podcast episode for you today as we head into the holiday! We ran a lighthearted poll among 550 Canadians around holiday preferences and practices, including some contentious ones:
https://t.co/lTNvyO4PnU
#polling#diehard#gremlins#holiday
To celebrate the🎉 most wonderful time of the year 🎉, we surveyed 550 Canadians to see what they had to say.
Our 1ST festive insight:
😇 Most Canadians think they belong on the nice list (& only 2% see themselves as totally naughty – whew!)
@CanadianPolling