Strategic Council poll, Jan 21

[Minstrel Boy]

pdf here

Sample size 2000. Interesting to see they've dropped the "who has momentum?" question, which seemed to be skewing results.

CANADA
LIB 27
CON 37
NDP 18
BQ 11
GRN 6

QUEBEC
LIB 15
CON 24
NDP 8
BQ 47
GRN 7

REST OF CANADA
LIB 31
CON 42
NDP 22
GRN 6

ONTARIO
LIB 37
CON 37
NDP 21
GRN 6

GREATER TORONTO AREA
LIB 45
CON 30
NDP 20
GRN 5

ONTARIO OUTSIDE GTA
LIB 30
CON 42
NDP 22
GRN 6

PRAIRIES
LIB 17
CON 61
NDP 14
GRN 8

BRITISH COLUMBIA
LIB 28
CON 36
NDP 31
GRN 5

[daleo]

1. Still torqued towards conservatives

Not as absurd as earlier, but still questionable, in my opinion.

[Darth_Kitten]

2. Why do they always lump my province in with Alberta?

It so skews the results.

Let the Prairies stand on their own. :)

[CanSocDem]

3. Yeh...no kiddin'!!

Manitoba and Saskatchewan are WAY....WAY....different than Alberta, aka neocon central.

[Vote NDP]

4. Oddly enough...

In 2004, SK was shown in a poll to be more pro-Bush and more anti-gay than AB.

The anti-NDP people in SK are extremist bigots who possess subhuman intellect.

[Darth_Kitten]

6. To stick up for Alberta....

There seems to be a growing segment of the population who wishes that Alberta would get away from it's redneck image. :)

I guess there are pockets of bigots everywhere. :)

[daleo]

7. Significant parts of Edmonton are not Conservative

My provincial member is Liberal, and I have also had NDP provincial MLAs. The NDP and Liberals think they have a chance in Edmonton Strathcona - sadly, the Conservative will most likely win with 40% of the vote because the Liberal and NDP split the vote here pretty evenly.

[Darth_Kitten]

8. I can believe it.

:)

[Darth_Kitten]

5. I like to think so!

:D

I personally don't know anyone voting for Harper. :shrug:

My riding usually NDP or Liberal. :)