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2007 Ontario General Election Exit Survey
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-01-30 This study is an exit poll of the 39th Ontario General Election, performed on October 10, 2007. An online survey tool was used to examine voter attitudes and preferences in the 39th Ontario general election. Respondents provide information regarding government and party leader preferences, as well as priorities for the new government. This study has a sample of 7553 respondents.
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2008 Canada General Election Exit Survey
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-01-30 This study is an Ipsos Canada exit survey of the 40th Canada General Election, performed on October 14, 2008. An online survey tool was used to examine voter attitudes and preferences in the 40th Canada General Election. Respondents provided information regarding their government and party leader preferences as well as priorities for the next government. Respondents were also asked specific questions on minority and coalition governments; the leadership of the Liberal Party, Stephen Harper, and issues that affected their decision to vote the way they did. This study has a sample of 36,141 respondents.
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2015 Canada General Election Exit Survey
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-01-30 This study is an Ipsos Canada exit survey during the 42nd Canada General Election, on October 19, 2015. This survey examines voter attitudes and preferences at the time of the 42nd General Election. Respondents were queried on their voting preferences, feelings toward minority and coalition government, issues affecting their vote, and opinions on party leaders and democratic reform. Respondents were also asked about their religious identity and practice, as well as their news-reading and news-sharing habits with traditional, online, and social media. This study has a sample of 12,137 respondents.
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2014 Ontario General Election Call Poll
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-01-30 The Ipsos Canada 2014 Ontario Provincial Election Call Poll is an online survey held between June 6-11, 2014, during the 41st Ontario General Election. An online survey tool was used to examine voter attitudes and preferences in the 41st Ontario general election. Respondents provide information regarding government and party leader preferences, vote intention, and their predicted election results. This study has a sample of 1,991 respondents.
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2014 Ontario General Election 5-Week Omnibus Survey
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-02-02 This study is a 5-week omnibus survey conducted during the 41st Ontario General Election, held on June 12, 2014. An online survey tool was used to examine voter attitudes and preferences in the 41st Ontario general election. Respondents were polled in five waves: Wave 1, May 6-9 (n=821); Wave 2, May 12-14 (n=801); Wave 3, May 20-21 (n=800); Wave 4, May 26-29 (n=868); Wave 5, June 3 (post-debate) - June 6 (n=2,140). Respondents provide information regarding government and party leader preferences, party support, issues that affected the election campaign, as well as priorities for the new government. These 5 waves were then merged into one dataset (total n=5,430); not all Respondents volunteered their time for each wave. Respondents include individuals recruited through the Ipsos Canada 2014 Ontario General Election Staging Survey.
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2014 Ontario General Election Pre-Debate Survey
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-01-30 This study is a Pre-Debate Survey conducted by Ipsos Canada on the day of and just prior to the Leader's Debate for the 2014 Ontario General Election, June 3, 2014. An online survey tool was used to examine Respondents' perceptions of the leaders of the three major political parties, as well as their voting intentions in the election. Respondents were also queried on the leaders' policies and their performance in the debate, their own forecasted election outcomes, and current issues affecting the campaign. Respondents to the 2014 Ontario General Election Staging Survey were specifically invited to participate in this poll. This study has a sample of 2,287 respondents.
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Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 374 (January 19-21, 2010)
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-02-28 The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of January 19-21, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1000 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics.
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Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 376 (February 18-21, 2010)
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-02-28 The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of February 18-21, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1000 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics.
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Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 391 (October 5-7, 2010)
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-01-31 The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of October 5-7, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1000 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics
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Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 551 (September 5-7, 2015)
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-01-31 The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of September 5-7, 2015 is one in a series of surveys held during the 2015 electoral campaign that queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the election. An online survey tool was used to examine Respondents' voting intentions, their feelings toward the major political parties and their leaders, and their opinions on issues that would most affect the campaign and the election. Respondents to this survey were specifically queried on which parties would best deal with economic and fiscal issues (e.g., taxes, the economy, child care benefits, the federal budget) if elected. This survey has a sample of 949 respondents.
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2011 Ontario General Election Exit Survey
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-01-30 This study is an exit poll of the 40th Ontario General Election, performed on October 6, 2011. An online survey tool was used to examine voter attitudes and preferences in the 40th Ontario general election. Respondents provide information regarding government and party leader preferences, issues that affected the election campaign, as well as priorities for the new government. This study includes tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against key socioeconomic characteristics. This study has a sample of 8,893 respondents.
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2014 Ontario General Election Exit Survey
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-01-30 This study is an exit survey of the 41st Ontario General Election, held on June 12, 2014. An online survey tool was used to examine voter attitudes and preferences in the 41st Ontario general election. Respondents provide information regarding government and party leader preferences, issues that affected the election campaign, as well as priorities for the new government. Respondents were also queried on preferences for potential coalition government outcomes and budget spending. This study has a sample of 8,208 respondents.
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Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 379 (April 6-8, 2010)
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-02-28 The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of April 6-8, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1003 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics.
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Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 381 (May 4-6, 2010)
Ipsos Canada — 2017-01-31 The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of May 4-6, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1000 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics.
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Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 383 (June 8-10, 2010)
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-02-28 The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of June 8-10, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1009 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics.
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Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 387 (August 4-8, 2010)
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-01-31 The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of August 4-8, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1000 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics
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Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 390 (September 21-23, 2010)
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-01-31 The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of September 21-23, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1002 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics
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Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 547 (August 7-10, 2015)
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-02-28 The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of August 7-10, 2015, is one in a series of surveys held during the 2015 electoral campaign that queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the election. Both an online survey tool and random digit dial computer-assisted telephone interviews (RDD CATI) were used to examine Respondents' voting intentions, their feelings toward the major political parties and their leaders, and their opinions on issues that would most affect the campaign and the election. Respondents were specifically asked about the August 6th Leaders' Debate, its new format, and the importance of debates to campaigns. This survey has a sample of 2,022 respondents: Online: 1,022 interviews; RDD CATI: 1,000 interviews
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Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 552 (September 11-13, 2015)
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-02-28 The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of September 11-13, 2015, is one in a series of surveys held during the 2015 electoral campaign that queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the election. An online survey tool was used to examine Respondents’ voting intentions, their feelings toward the major political parties and their leaders, and their opinions on issues that would most affect the campaign and the election. Respondents were specifically asked how key current events (e.g, Mike Duffy ethics scandal, Syrian Refugee Crisis, ISIS and the conflict in the Middle East) would affect their vote. This survey has a sample of 980 respondents.
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Ipsos Canada RBC Housing Study, Winter 2004
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Ipsos Canada — 2017-03-01 The Ipsos Canada Winter 2004 RBC Housing Study analyzes home ownership trends in Canada. Participants to the survey reveal key information on current home ownership status and short-term intentions, mortgage financing, values of property, as well as Canadians' RRSP contributions to their property. This survey has a weighted sample of 2,000 respondents. The study consists of statistical tables extracted from the original data, as well as reports and presentations.

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