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Jul 07
The latest Nanos Economic Monitor indicated that Canadians still have a positive perspective when it comes to economic strength, but this has slightly softened since the last quarter. Canadians were somewhat less likely to believe that the economy will strengthen (down five percentage points in 90 days).
Jun 08
The latest Nanos Tracking Poll suggests that the Conservatives continue their lead over the Liberals (35.6% for the Conservatives, and 29.2% for the Liberals) even though both have dropped in popularity (-1.6 for the Conservatives and -4.0 for the Liberals). The NDP continues to show marginal gains from the last Nanos Tracking Poll (+4.5).
May 10
The latest Nanos tracking shows that although Stephen Harper still has an advantage over the other federal party leaders, that advantage has diminished in the past quarter. Of note, one third of Canadians were either unsure or thought none of the party leaders were trustworthy, competent or had vision.
May 06
The latest Nanos tracking shows that the federal Conservatives are ahead of the Liberals outside of the margin of error for the research. The research suggests that a politically tumultuous April, which featured the Guergis affair, Culture War allegations and focus on Afghan detainee transparency, has not had a negative effect on Conservative support.
Mar 23
The latest Nanos Economic Monitor indicated that although optimism on the strength of the economy continues, it has become muted in the first quarter of 2010. Canadians were somewhat less likely to believe that the economy will strengthen in 2010’s first quarter (down five percentage points since last quarter).
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