Although a majority of Ontarians report they will be voting for a party or leader they like, a noticeable percentage say they are voting against a party (17 percent) or a leader (11 per cent) they do not want to win. Strategic voters are more likely to be Liberals, New Democrats or Greens compared to… Continue Reading Almost three in 10 Ontarians strategically voting (CTV News/Nanos)
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Majority of Ontarians say they decided on their vote before the campaign began. Three in ten say th...
Although a majority of Ontarians say they have made up their mind before the campaign even started (59 per cent), a significant three of ten (29 per cent) say they are leaning towards a party but may change their mind. PCs supporters were the most decided going in and compared to the supporters of other… Continue Reading Majority of Ontarians say they decided on their vote before the campaign began. Three in ten say they may change their mind (CTV News/Nanos)
Trump and jobs statistically tied as top issue of concern > Conservatives 37, Liberals 33 (Nanos)
Nanos tracks unprompted issues of concern every week. To access full weekly national and regional tracking visit the Nanos subscriber data portal. Nanos weekly tracking now has gap between the Conservatives and the Liberals narrowing even further. This is in the context of a concern about Trump on the rise and now tied for first… Continue Reading Trump and jobs statistically tied as top issue of concern > Conservatives 37, Liberals 33 (Nanos)
Ontario Nightly Tracking: PCs 45.4, Liberals 29.3, NDP 18.8, Greens 4.3 (CTV News/Nanos)
Progressive Conservatives open up a 16-point ballot advantage in the last week of the provincial election campaign. PC leader Doug Ford ahead of other leaders by 17 points as person Ontarians would prefer as premier. (Tracking ending Feb 24) -Nik Nanos, Chief Data Scientist The CTV News/Nanos nightly provincial election tracking conducted by Nanos Research… Continue Reading Ontario Nightly Tracking: PCs 45.4, Liberals 29.3, NDP 18.8, Greens 4.3 (CTV News/Nanos)
Reducing income taxes is the most popular idea to help with the rising cost of living (CTV News/Nano...
Lowering income taxes emerges as the most preferred approach to help with the rising cost of living in Ontario, with 36% overall support. Meanwhile, increasing the minimum wage (28%) and reducing sales taxes (24%) are also favored solutions, each supported by about a quarter of Ontarians. -Nik Nanos, Chief Data Scientist The CTV News/Nanos nightly… Continue Reading Reducing income taxes is the most popular idea to help with the rising cost of living (CTV News/Nanos)
Ontarians say the top priority for the Ontario education system should be managing class sizes (CTV ...
According to recent CTV News/Nanos survey data on the Ontario election, Ontarians say managing class sizes should be the top priority for the Ontario education system, followed by increasing standardized test scores of students in math and English. Residents of the Golden West region are more likely to say these are top priorities than other… Continue Reading Ontarians say the top priority for the Ontario education system should be managing class sizes (CTV News/Nanos)
Slight trust advantage for the NDP for creating an environment allowing for more affordable housing ...
New Democrats enjoy a marginal advantage among voters on the issue of affordable housing. This advantage is stronger among younger Ontarians as they are twice as likely to trust the NPD on this issue rather than the Liberals or Progressive Conservatives. Twenty-eight per cent trust the NDP most to create an environment where more affordable… Continue Reading Slight trust advantage for the NDP for creating an environment allowing for more affordable housing to be built. (CTV News/Nanos)
Ontario Nightly Tracking: PCs 44.0, Liberals 29.0, NDP 19.8, Greens 4.8 (CTV News/Nanos)
Comfortable advantage for Ford PCs continues going into the last week of the campaign. The PCs lead in all age groups while the New Democrats are ahead of the Liberals among voters under 35 years of age but trail Liberals among voters over 35 years of age. On the preferred premier tracking Ford leads in… Continue Reading Ontario Nightly Tracking: PCs 44.0, Liberals 29.0, NDP 19.8, Greens 4.8 (CTV News/Nanos)
Ontario Nightly Tracking: PCs 43.8, Liberals 28.8, NDP 19.6, Greens 5.1 (CTV News/Nanos)
The Progressive Conservatives lead by 15 points and are ahead of the other parties in four of five regions. Of note, the gap between the Liberals and the New Democrats is narrowing and the NDP is neck-and-neck with the Liberals for second place in the Hamilton Niagara Golden West Region and in Eastern and Northern… Continue Reading Ontario Nightly Tracking: PCs 43.8, Liberals 28.8, NDP 19.6, Greens 5.1 (CTV News/Nanos)
Ontario Nightly Tracking: PCs 42.6, Liberals 30.5, NDP 18.6, Greens 6.2 (CTV News/Nanos)
Ford PCs continue to lead but gap narrows to 12 percentage points between them and the Liberals. Liberals ahead in Toronto, Progressive Conservatives out front in the rest of the province. NDP support is up in the Hamilton Niagara region, now tied with the Liberals but both still trail the PCs. (Tracking ending Feb 21)… Continue Reading Ontario Nightly Tracking: PCs 42.6, Liberals 30.5, NDP 18.6, Greens 6.2 (CTV News/Nanos)