polling

Ekos asks what should happen if a minority government is defeated soon after the next election. Leger asks a similar question and...

Paul Adams considers the seat projection predicament.

Alice Funke challenges the seat projection phenomenon.

Here is the magazine piece on Michael Ignatieff’s current situation. Here is the math.

Michael Veall cautions against reading too much into sudden poll changes.

Fifty-four percent of Canadians prefer a Liberal-NDP coalition to a Conservative majority, but a plurality of Canadians feel...

The last three changes in government were not obviously foretold by publicly available polling data

Last week, Darrell Bricker and John Wright defended their profession against recent criticism . Today, Michael Adams makes his own...

In a pair of stories , Joan Bryden effectively questions the basis for 85% of political discussion in popular media. Further...

When Nanos polled a thousand Canadians in January 2009 about what should happen if that year’s federal budget was defeated, 49%...