We published the results of our latest QMI/Leger poll in today's papers.
Here's the top line numbers:
And here's some stories we ran out of this poll:
Tories hold lead while NDP surges
OTTAWA – Stephen Harper's Conservatives continue to enjoy a commanding lead among decided voters but Jack Layton's NDP is surging and, in many parts of the country, has eclipsed Michael Ignatieff's Liberals as the second most popular party, according to a new poll done exclusively for QMI Agency…
Jack's Back! Leader's popularity lifts NDP
The good news for Jack Layton: In Quebec and in every province west of Ontario, the NDP is the second most-popular party among decided voters. <the bad news for Layton: NDP support is the "softest" among all parties …
Most Canadians shrug off “Just Visiting Attacks”
…a new poll shows that the Conservative attacks appear to have had some success in key election battlegrounds but, overall, most Canadians – or 54% – think the issue is irrelevant or that Ignatieff's overseas experience is a good thing for an applicant for the job of prime minister. ..
Constitution: Oui au Québec, non au Canada
Un Québécois sur deux serait prêt à rouvrir le débat constitutionnel pour faire entrer une fois pour toutes le Québec à l’intérieur de la constitution canadienne . . .
This poll was conducted April 15 to 17, after last week’s leaders debates. Leger surveyed 3,534 respondents selected randomly from its online panel of more than 350,000 Canadians. The pollster says results would be accurate to within 1.7 percentage points 19 times out of 20 for a similar-sized group selected randomly from among all Canadians.
You can download the poll data, methodology and questions here: National Poll_Federal Election 2011_April 17 2011.pdf