Opinion polling for the 1988 Canadian federal election

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Polls leading up to the 1988 Canadian federal election.

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National polls

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Graph of opinion polls conducted

Campaign period

Evolution of voting intentions at national level
Polling firmLast day
of survey		Source PC LPC NDP OtherMESampleMargin
Voting results43.0231.9220.384.6811.10
GallupNovember 19, 1988 [1] 4035223———
Insight Canada ResearchNovember 18, 1988 [2] 4332205———
Angus ReidNovember 17, 1988 [3] 4133233± 2.51,5128
GallupNovember 12, 1988 [4] 3535264± 4.01,0260
Canadian FactsNovember 8, 1988 [5] 383821—± 2.22,2000
Angus ReidNovember 8, 1988 [6] 393524—± 2.51,5014
EnvironicsNovember 8, 1988 [7] 3537245—1,275—
GallupNovember 5, 1988 [8] 314322—± 4.01,04112
Insight Canada ResearchNovember 3, 1988 [9] 3740203± 3.21,1013
EnvironicsOctober 30, 1988 [10] 3137266—727—
Insight Canada ResearchNovember 3, 1988 [10] 3539233—1,100—
GallupOctober 29, 1988 [10] [11] 3832273—1,034—
Angus ReidOctober 27, 1988 [12] 3535282± 2.51,5020
EnvironicsOctober 26, 1988 [10] 3232288—811—
GallupOctober 15, 1988 [13] 3929284± 4.01,02710
EnvironicsOctober 10, 1988 [14] 4225295—1,515—
Angus ReidOctober 3, 1988 [15] 4526272± 2.51,51219
GallupOctober 3, 1988 [16] 4333222± 4.01,06110
Official call of federal elections (October 1, 1988)

During the 33rd Parliament of Canada

Evolution of voting intentions at national level
Polling firmLast day
of survey		Source PC LPC NDP OtherMESample
GallupSeptember 10, 1988 [17] 373327—± 4.01,032
GallupAugust 6, 1988 [18] 343530—± 4.01,036
EnvironicsJuly 26, 1988 [19] 343826—± 2.51,503
Angus ReidJuly 25, 1988 [19] 353428———
GallupJuly 11, 1988 [20] 3537271——
EnvironicsJune 27, 1988 [21] 3137302—1,992
Angus ReidJune 21, 1988 [22] 3334312± 2.51,506
GallupJune 4, 1988 [20] 3139291——
Angus ReidMay 18, 1988 [23] 3137302——
GallupMay 7, 1988 [20] 2839312——
GallupApril 9, 1988 [20] 3138301——
EnvironicsMarch 24, 1988 [24] 2940301—1,983
Angus ReidMarch 21, 1988 [25] 3430342± 2.51,517
GallupMarch 5, 1988 [20] 2837332——
Angus ReidFebruary 23, 1988 [26] 3233332± 2.51,521
GallupFebruary 6, 1988 [27] 2741311± 4.01,022
GallupJanuary 9, 1988 [28] 3036312——
Ratification of the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement (January 2, 1988)
GallupDecember 5, 1987 [28] [29] 2935342± 4.01,000
Angus ReidDecember 4, 1987 [29] 303732—± 2.51,507
GallupNovember 7, 1987 [28] 2540332——
GallupOctober 10, 1987 [28] 2338381——
GallupSeptember 5, 1987 [28] 2536372——
GallupAugust 8, 1987 [28] 2536372——
GallupJuly 11, 1987 [28] 2335411——
Angus ReidJune 24, 1987 [30] 263240—± 2.51,504
EnvironicsJune 10, 1987 [30] 263637———
GallupJune 6, 1987 [28] 2439352——
Signing of the Meech Lake Accord (June 2–3, 1987)
Angus ReidMay 25, 1987 [31] 223838—± 2.51,521
Angus ReidMay 11, 1987 [32] 253637——1,670
GallupMay 9, 1987 [28] 2642303—1,014
GallupApril 11, 1987 [33] 2442323—1,008
GallupMarch 14, 1987 [33] 2441341——
Angus ReidMarch 6, 1987 [34] 2342332± 2.51,666
GallupFebruary 14, 1987 [33] 2244322——
GallupJanuary 10, 1987 [33] 2841301——
GallupDecember 6, 1986 [33] 3045251——
GallupNovember 8, 1986 [33] 3139291——
GallupOctober 4, 1986 [33] 3138291——
GallupSeptember 13, 1986 [35] 3536282± 4.01,000
GallupAugust 16, 1986 [33] 3341242——
GallupAugust 9, 1986 [33] 3135331——
GallupJuly 5, 1986 [33] 3641212——
Angus ReidJune 24, 1986 [36] 313827——1,673
CROP-EnvironicsJune 15, 1986 [37] [38] 363924——2,040
GallupJune 7, 1986 [39] 3240271——
Angus ReidMay 13, 1986 [40] 383624—± 2.51,063
GallupMay 3, 1986 [33] 3240271——
GallupApril 5, 1986 [33] 3740212——
GallupMarch 15, 1986 [33] 4134251——
GallupFebruary 8, 1986 [33] 3641231——
GallupDecember 7, 1985 [33] 3738241——
GallupNovember 9, 1985 [35] 4036240——
GallupOctober 5, 1985 [35] 4335221——
GallupSeptember 7, 1985 [35] 4829221——
Angus ReidAugust 27, 1985 [41] 4629214——
GallupAugust 10, 1985 [39] [41] 4632202—1,037
GallupJuly 13, 1985 [42] 4033261——
GallupJune 8, 1985 [42] 4433212——
GallupMay 18, 1985 [42] 4531221——
GallupApril 6, 1985 [43] 5424211± 4.01,037
GallupFebruary 23, 1985 [42] 5626171——
GallupFebruary 2, 1985 [42] 5325211——
GallupJanuary 5, 1985 [42] [44] 5325211± 4.01,054
GallupDecember 8, 1984 [42] 5424202——
CROPNovember 30, 1984 [45] [46] 5722201± 2.01,971
GallupNovember 3, 1984 [42] 5523202——
GallupOctober 13, 1984 [42] 6021173——
Election 1984 50.0328.0218.813.14

By geographic area

In Québec

Evolution of voting intentions in Québec
Polling firmLast day
of survey		Source PC LPC NDP OtherMESample
Voting results52.730.314.42.6
GallupNovember 19, 1988 [1] 4732174——
CROPNovember 18, 1988 [1] 453617———
Angus ReidNovember 17, 1988 [3] 5029210——
Angus ReidNovember 8, 1988 [6] 493516———
EnvironicsNovember 8, 1988 [7] 4533184——
GallupNovember 5, 1988 [8] 3246182——
EnvironicsOctober 30, 1988 [10] 3435238——
GallupOctober 15, 1988 [13] 4530232——
EnvironicsOctober 10, 1988 [10] 4723255——
Angus ReidOctober 3, 1988 [15] 5620231——
GallupOctober 3, 1988 [16] 4434202——
Official call of federal elections (October 1, 1988)
CROPSeptember 22, 1988 [47] 4230270——
GallupAugust 6, 1988 [18] 374123———
GallupJuly 9, 1988 [48] 423720———
CROPJune 22, 1988 [49] 3145231—1,605
Angus ReidJune 21, 1988 [22] 3536263——
GallupJune 4, 1988 [50] 225026———
SorécomMay 24, 1988 [51] 314027—± 3.01,102
Angus ReidMay 18, 1988 [23] 2841301——
CROPMay 18, 1988 [47] 3044261——
CROPApril 19, 1988 [47] 2646280——
SorecomApril 13, 1988 [52] 3138310—991
GallupApril 9, 1988 [52] 2043361——
EnvironicsMarch 24, 1988 [24] 244629———
CROPMarch 7, 1988 [53] 2746261± 4.0647
SorécomFebruary 28, 1988 [54] 283931——1,191
Angus ReidFebruary 23, 1988 [26] [55] 313235———
GallupFebruary 6, 1988 [27] 215127———
GallupJanuary 9, 1988 [27] 283832———
GallupNovember 7, 1987 [56] 2538————
CROPJune 18, 1987 [47] 2246311——
Angus ReidMay 25, 1987 [31] 163050———
GallupApril 11, 1987 [33] 174934———
IQOPApril 10, 1987 [57] 184141———
Angus ReidMarch 4, 1987 [34] 174040——392
SorécomFebruary 27, 1987 [34] 184536—± 2.31,200
SorécomSeptember 26, 1986 [58] 274331——1,824
Angus ReidJune 24, 1986 [36] 204827———
CROP/EnvironicsJune 15, 1986 [37] 254925———
SorécomMay 25, 1986 [59] 284230—± 3.01,995
Angus ReidMay 13, 1986 [40] 304522———
UdeM April 22, 1986 [60] 3250162—2,013
SorécomFebruary 28, 1986 [61] 2747261± 2.891,227
IQOPJanuary 24, 1986 [62] 235421———
SorécomMay 23, 1985 [61] 5726161——
Election 1984 50.235.48.85.6

In Ontario

Evolution of voting intentions in Ontario
Polling firmLast day
of survey		Source PC LPC NDP OtherMESample
Voting resultsNovember 21, 198838.238.920.12.8
EnvironicsOctober 10, 1988 [14] 3727333——
GallupFebruary 6, 1988 [63] 2642320——
GallupJanuary 9, 1988 [64] 2842300——
Elections in 1984 47.629.820.81.8

In Alberta

Evolution of voting intentions in Alberta
Polling firmLast day
of survey		Source PC LPC NDP Reform OtherMESample
Voting results51.813.717.415.41.7
EnvironicsOctober 10, 1988 [14] 491524120——
Angus ReidJune 24, 1986 [65] 511827—4——
Elections in 1984 68.812.714.1—4.4

In British Columbia

Evolution of voting intentions in British Columbia
Polling firmLast day
of survey		Source PC LPC NDP Reform OtherMESample
Voting results35.320.437.04.82.5
EnvironicsOctober 10, 1988 [14] 312240—7——
GallupOctober 3, 1988 [16] 392529—7——
Angus ReidMay 25, 1987 [66] 243442–0——
Elections in 1984 46.616.435.1–1.9

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