Newfoundland and Labrador is a difficult province to poll, and we respect our fellow pollsters who took the risk and polled it
We're happy to nail the NDP vote share & have the PCs well within our margin of error
Congrats to our colleagues at MQO for being closest to the mark!
We surveyed Newfoundland and Labrador residents and found the Liberals still hold a comfortable lead in the province
🔴 Liberals: 49%
🔵 Prog. Conservatives: 41%
🟠 New Democrats: 8%
⚪️ Others: 2%
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The NDP and Conservatives remain highly competitive in British Columbia
Despite that, Rustad's unfavourables remain the highest of the three party leaders
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Here's our latest mayoral poll for Calgary!
🔵 Farkas: 25%
🟢 Sharp: 16%
🟣 Gondek: 14%
🟡 Davison: 12%
🔴 Thiessen: 6%
⚪️ Others: 3%
⚫️ Undecided: 24%
You can find the full poll here: cardinalresearch.ca?research=cal...
Our latest Alberta survey is out!
The Republican Party is cutting into the UCP's margins, helping to make the NDP more competitive
Plus we ran a hypothetical question with the Progressive Conservatives, and it's nothing but 2015 déjà vu
Read it here: cardinalresearch.ca?research=alb...
Here's our latest mayoral poll for Edmonton!
🔵 Walters: 15%
🟣 Knack: 13%
🟡 Cartmell: 13%
🟢 Jaffer: 5%
🔴 Mohammad: 4%
⚪️ Others: 2%
⚫️ Undecided: 48%
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Here's our latest mayoral poll for Calgary!
🔵 Farkas: 34%
🟣 Gondek: 15%
🟡 Davison: 14%
🟢 Sharp: 10%
🔴 Thiessen: 3%
⚪️ Others: 3%
⚫️ Undecided: 21%
You can find the full poll here: cardinalresearch.ca?research=car...
We'll be releasing a new mayoral poll for Calgary soon
If you're a local Albertan/Calgary news outlet that would like to have the poll emailed to you when it's out, please reach out to us via the submission box at the bottom of our site!
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Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill was a hotly contested riding during the federal election
The Conservatives slightly overperformed our final poll, though they still won the riding, as our data suggested they would 🐦
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Another poll done by our team that was right on the mark, this time in Vancouver Quadra!
We strive for accuracy, and that's what we deliver to those that work with us 🐦
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Another day, another look back at our 2025 election track record
Vancouver Granville was another riding poll of ours that was well within the margin of error 🐦
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Surrey Centre saw a very competitive race this past election, with the Conservatives making huge gains in the riding
Our final poll in the riding a week and a half out suggested it would be a close fought race 🐦
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Another riding poll that was well within the margin of error was North Vancouver-Capilano
There were no worries to be found for the Liberals in that riding during the election, and our data backed that up ahead of election day 🐦
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Polling competitive ridings, such as Cloverdale-Langley City, is no easy task, but we do the best we can to get the most accurate results
Liberals overperformed in April, yet the Conservatives held on as our data suggested they were most likely to do 🐦
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Another one of our riding polls, this time Coquitlam-Port Coquitlam, was right on the mark during the federal election
Accuracy in data is the thing we strive for most at Cardinal Research 🐦
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Our final riding poll in Burnaby North-Seymour suggested incumbent Terry Beech was on his way to an easy re-election
The results of the election fell well within the margins of our poll, with another win for data accuracy 🐦
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Our final riding poll in Burnaby Central suggested Jagmeet Singh was unlikely to return to parliament
Sure enough, our riding poll was well within the margin of error
We're focused on delivering the most accurate results for our clients🐦
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One last congratulations to our team at Cardinal Research for their hard work this election, and to our colleagues in the market research space!
We're looking forward to sharing new insights with Canadians in the future 🐦
Congratulations to our fellow pollsters for a job well done this election!
Our team at Cardinal is more than happy with our final poll result, and our riding polls this election
Can't wait to do more work in the future 🐦
Here are the results of our final election survey!
LPC: 44%
CPC: 39%
NDP: 7%
BQ: 7%
GPC: 2%
The survey was conducted between April 18-23, with 4057 Canadians randomly selected to participate through IVR
The survey has an MOE of 2%
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Our one and only national poll will be out soon!
Keep an eye out for it 🐦
We're back with ongoing updates in seventeen ridings in British Columbia and Ontario!
Surveys were conducted between April 10-16, via telephone, IVR, and independent door-to-door canvassing
You can find the report below
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We'll have an update on a number of ridings later today! 🐦
We returned to twelve ridings this week in Ontario and British Columbia
Liberals lead in all but one of the ridings we polled
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We have twenty (Yes, 20) new riding polls for you to shift through today, with a focus on GTA and Lower Mainland ridings!
The Liberals hold a lead in 18 of the ridings we polled
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Here's how we did in the Nova Scotia election!
The Liberals and NDP were well within our margin of error range of +/- 3.5%, while the PCs were a little bit outside of it
Our average error rate was 3.48, while also being the only pollster to have the Liberals finishing second 🤠
Based on our provincial numbers in Nova Scotia, despite the Liberals being ahead of the NDP by 6-points provincially, the NDP would be expected to form official opposition in the province
We also asked Nova Scotians how they would vote in a federal election, if one were held today!
LPC: 40%
CPC: 37%
NDP: 17%
GPC: 3%
PPC: 1%
You can read the full report here: cardinalresearch.ca?research=nov...
Our latest survey is here for the province of Nova Scotia!
Progressive Conservatives: 48%
Liberals: 26%
New Democrats: 20%
Greens: 3%
Others: 3%
You can read the full report here: cardinalresearch.ca?research=nov...