Opinion polling for the 2000 Canadian federal election

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Polls leading up to the 2000 Canadian federal election.

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Voter intentions in the campaign for the 2000 Canadian federal election
  Liberal Party of Canada
  Progressive Conservative Party of Canada
  Bloc Québécois
  New Democratic Party of Canada
  Canadian Alliance
Voter intentions in years before the 2000 Canadian federal election Liberal Party of Canada Progressive Conservative Party of Canada Bloc Quebecois New Democratic Party of Canada Canadian Alliance (2000-2000) Reform Party (1997-2000) Intentions de vote (1997-2000, federal).svg
Voter intentions in years before the 2000 Canadian federal election
  Liberal Party of Canada
  Progressive Conservative Party of Canada
  Bloc Québécois
  New Democratic Party of Canada
  Canadian Alliance (2000–2000)
  Reform Party (1997–2000)

Campaign period

Evolution of voting intentions at national level
Last day
of survey		 LPC CA PC BQ NDP GPC OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
Voting result40.8525.4912.1910.728.510.811.43
November 26, 2000412612109—1Environics—— HTML
November 25, 2000432511109—3Léger2,514± 2.3 PDF
November 23, 2000392712101011Ipsos4,102± 1.5 PDF
November 23, 2000412512109—4Compass1,032± 3.2 HTML
November 23, 200041271478—3Zogby—— PDF
November 23, 2000432511109——Léger—— PDF
November 23, 2000412512109——Compass—— PDF
November 22, 200043251199—2Ekos3,910— PDF
November 22, 2000452413107——Environics—— PDF
November 21, 20003924121310——Decima—— PDF
November 21, 2000392712119—3Compass—— HTML
November 16, 2000462510109—0Léger2,213± 2.2 [1]
November 15, 2000432610109—1Ekos2,455± 2.0 PDF
November 14, 2000462310119—1Environics1,835± 2.3 HTML
November 14, 2000452510108—1Compass—— HTML
November 11, 200043278111001Ipsos2,552± 2.0 PDF
November 10, 200043248128—6Compass1,612± 2.5 PDF
November 7, 200044268111011Ipsos1,052± 3.1 PDF
November 6, 20004826898—1Environics1,857± 2.3 [2]
November 2, 200042298109—2Ipsos—— PDF
October 30, 200045297107——Environics1,339± 2.7 PDF [3]
October 26, 20004728897—1Ekos—— PDF
October 26, 2000442410910—3Decima2,000± 2.2 [4]
October 25, 200044278108—3Compass2,346± 3.2 [4]
October 25, 20004528898——Ipsos1,502± 2.5 [5]
October 23, 2000482310109—1Environics2,019± 2.2 HTML
October 22, 200048218108—5Léger1,503± 2.1 [6]
Official call of federal elections (October 22, 2000)

During the 34th Parliament of Canada

Evolution of voting intentions at national level
Last day
of survey		 LPC CA
(Reform)		 PC BQ NDP GPC OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
October 16, 2000442591010—1Environics2,028± 2.2 HTML
October 12, 200052208108—1Ipsos1,500± 2.5 1 2
October 12, 2000452671111—0Compass—— HTML
October 7, 200050191198—4Ekos2,502± 2.0 PDF [7]
September 27, 200044259109—3Ipsos1,843± 2.3 1 2
September 27, 200047241099—1Compass—— HTML
August 24, 20004622101010—2Angus Reid1,500± 2.5 PDF
August 12, 20004325101110—2Angus Reid1,500± 2.5 1 2
August 6, 2000472310911—0Ekos1,505± 2.6 [8]
July 28, 200050201299—0Ekos1,500± 2.6 [9]
July 26, 20004524101011—1Angus Reid1,503± 2.5 1 2
July 17, 200048181399—2Ekos2,492± 2.0 [10]
July 16, 2000442112814—1Environics—— HTML
Stockwell Day becomes the head of Canadian Alliance (July 8, 2000)
May 25, 20004718141010—2Angus Reid1,516± 2.5 PDF
May 15, 2000491991011——Ekos1,482± 2.6 [11]
May 8, 200052171199——Ekos3,530± 1.6 [12]
Creation of Canadian Alliance (March 27, 2000)
March 6, 20004714131112—2Angus Reid1,501± 2.5 PDF
February 2, 2000461215912—6Angus Reid1,500± 2.5 PDF
January 11, 2000571113710——Gallup1,007± 3.1 PDF
November 22, 199954920710—1Gallup1,007± 3.1 PDF
November 1, 19995012131310—2Environics2,061± 2.0 HTML
August 21, 199950920109——Gallup1,014± 3.1 PDF
July 19, 19995272397——Gallup1,002± 3.1 PDF
August 2, 19994812161012—2Environics2,018± 2.0 HTML
June 19, 19995382099——Gallup1,002± 3.1 PDF
May 30, 19994712181112——Angus Reid1,500± 2.5 [13] PDF
April 18, 1999541015910——Gallup1,005± 3.1 PDF
January 25, 1999561013910—2Gallup1,008± 3.1 PDF
January 25, 199949101188——Ekos4,000± 2.0 PDF [14]
January 3, 1999491212—13——Environics2,000± 2.0 HTML
Joe Clark becomes head of Progressive Conservative Party (November 14, 1998)
November 1, 19984714171011——Angus Reid1,500± 2.5 [15]
October 25, 1998491313—12——Environics2,000± 2.0 HTML
October 21, 199858111667——Gallup1,004± 3.1 PDF
September 24, 19984714131211—2Angus Reid1,515± 2.5 [16] PDF
August 3, 1998601212————Gallup1,002± 3.1 PDF
July 16, 1998491413—13——Environics2,021± 2.0 HTML
June 23, 19984914151011—1Angus Reid1,504± 2.5 HTML
Jean Charest resigns from the leadership of the Progressive Conservative Party (April 2, 1998)
March 24, 199858141476——Gallup1,003± 3.1 PDF
January 27, 199855141398——Gallup1,002± 3.1 PDF
January 26, 19984716151010—1Angus Reid1,500± 2.5 PDF
December 15, 1997511316810——Gallup—— PDF
November 25, 19974716141111—1Angus Reid1,516± 2.5 HTML
September 23, 1997481515813——Gallup1,003± 3.1 PDF
Signature of the Calgary Declaration (September 14, 1997)
August 28, 199753131688—2Gallup1,003± 3.1 [17]
July 30, 1997451714914—1Environics2,001— HTML
Election 1997 38.4619.3518.8410.6711.050.431.20

By geographic area

In the Atlantic provinces

Evolution of voting intentions in the Atlantic provinces
Last day
of survey		 LPC CA
(Reform)		 PC NDP OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
November 26, 2000461123191Environics—— HTML
November 25, 2000501224123Léger201— PDF
November 23, 2000361229230Compass87— HTML
November 22, 2000501023124Ekos—— PDF
November 21, 2000331136182Compass89— HTML
November 16, 2000421628131Léger—— [1]
November 15, 2000521222131Ekos—— PDF
November 6, 2000501520141Environics265± 6.1 HTML
October 30, 200055142290Environics—— HTML
October 26, 2000531319160Decima—— HTML
October 23, 200061817130Environics—— HTML
October 22, 200064217117Léger—— [6]
Official call of federal elections (October 22, 2000)
October 16, 200052922171Environics—— HTML
October 7, 2000531319160Ekos—— PDF
August 24, 200051731110Angus Reid120— PDF
August 12, 2000421521220Angus Reid—— 1 2
July 16, 20004992418—Environics—— HTML
May 25, 200052629130Angus Reid120— PDF
May 15, 20006562180Ekos—— [11]
February 2, 200040532213Angus Reid122— PDF
July 19, 199946530190Gallup—— PDF [18]
May 30, 199946324270Angus Reid100— PDF
April 18, 199958421170Gallup—— PDF
September 24, 199843825231Angus Reid105— PDF
June 23, 199853625160Angus Reid109— PDF
January 26, 199857325141Angus Reid108— PDF
July 30, 1997351224281Environics—— HTML
Elections in 1997 [19] 32.89.033.823.70.7

In Québec

During the election campaign
Last day
of survey		 LPC CA
(Reform)		 PC BQ NDP OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
Voting result44.26.75.639.91.81.8
November 26, 200041944510Environics—— HTML
November 25, 200043554123Léger1,001— PDF
November 23, 200040974031Ipsos—— PDF
November 23, 2000401053932Sondagem912± 3.3 PDF
November 23, 200040464235Compass278— HTML
November 22, 200042644243Ekos—— PDF
November 15, 200043654231Ekos804± 3.5 PDF
November 15, 200041964022SOM—— PDF
November 14, 200043544340Environics421± 4.9 HTML
November 12, 200038654641Ipsos550— PDF
November 10, 2000354748——Compass—— PDF
November 6, 200048813840Environics421± 4.9 HTML
November 3, 200043824323Léger3,514± 1.66 [20] PDF
November 2, 2000381024362Ipsos—— PDF
October 30, 200045624520Environics302± 5.8 PDF
October 26, 2000421133942Decima—— HTML
October 26, 200037543631Sondagem1,008± 3.1 PDF
October 25, 200043116374—Ipsos—± 4.9 [5]
October 23, 200044763851Environics—— HTML
October 22, 200043933942Léger1,001± 3.1 [6]
Official call of federal elections (October 22, 2000)
During the 36th Parliament of Canada
Last day
of survey		 LPC CA
(Reform)		 PC BQ NDP OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
October 16, 2000411034151Environics—— HTML
October 12, 200049513932Ipsos—— 1 2
October 7, 2000431134031Ekos—— PDF
September 27, 2000401144032Ipsos—— 1 2
September 24, 200040754261CROP1,000± 3.0 PDF
September 15, 20003473373—Sondagem1,003± 3.0 PDF
August 24, 200039863971Angus Reid400— PDF
August 20, 200043534333Léger1,006± 3.4 [21]
August 12, 200039744342Angus Reid—— 1 2
July 26, 200041844061Angus Reid—— 1 2
July 16, 200039973112—Environics—— HTML
June 26, 20004145437—CROP—— PDF
May 25, 200048254041Angus Reid400— PDF
May 15, 200046433953Ekos—— [11]
May 8, 2000484—36——Ekos—— [12]
April 30, 200045—83953Léger1,000± 3.4 [22] PDF
March 6, 200039354571Angus Reid400— PDF
February 27, 200044—841——Léger984± 3.1 PDF
February 2, 200046253764Angus Reid400— PDF
January 23, 200048164032Léger1,010— [23] PDF
November 22, 199958—7303—Gallup264± 6.0 PDF
November 14, 1999491103551Léger1,004± 3.1 [24] PDF
November 1, 199946——38——Environics—— HTML
August 2, 199947——38——Environics—— HTML
July 19, 199952—740——Gallup—± 6.0 PDF
June 29, 1999441104041Léger1,005± 3.1 1 2
June 19, 199950——38——Gallup—± 6.1 PDF
May 30, 19994228435—Angus Reid351— PDF
May 13, 199954——32——Ekos—— [25]
April 18, 199949—6363—Gallup—± 6.0 PDF
April 14, 19994527413—Léger1,005± 3.1 [26]
January 25, 19995013304—Ekos1,500± 2.8 HTML [14]
January 3, 199943——43——Environics—— HTML
November 1, 199846264050Angus Reid342— PDF
October 24, 199843——44——Environics—— HTML
October 21, 199855——28——Gallup—— PDF
September 24, 199843164532Angus Reid352— PDF
August 11, 1998471103831Léger1,001± 3.1 [27] PDF
July 16, 199849——39——Environics—— HTML
June 23, 199845083971Angus Reid352— HTML
February 19, 1998431143831CROP927± 3.3 PDF
February 17, 1998401183741Léger1,000± 3.1 PDF
January 26, 1998391144141Angus Reid343— PDF
December 9, 1997381133748Angus Reid1,000± 3.1 PDF
November 25, 1997391124361Angus Reid342— 1 2
November 21, 1997321313043SOM810± 3.7 PDF
November 19, 1997391153860Léger1,001± 3.1 [28] PDF
October 20, 1997371213851Léger1,000± 3.1 PDF
September 23, 199745——32——Gallup268± 6.0 PDF
August 28, 199751——30——Gallup269± 6.0 [17]
July 30, 1997392183650Environics—— HTML
Election 1997 36.70.322.237.92.01.2

In Ontario

Evolution of voting intentions in Ontario
Last day
of survey		 LPC CA
(Reform)		 PC NDP OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
Voting result51.523.614.48.32.2
November 26, 2000512314102Environics—— HTML
November 25, 2000512115114Léger602— PDF
November 23, 200054241463Compass419— HTML
November 23, 2000492514101Ipsos1,225— PDF
November 22, 200053211393Ekos—— PDF
November 16, 200055221193Léger1,202— [1]
November 15, 200054241281Ekos—— PDF
November 6, 200056251081Environics439± 4.8 HTML
October 30, 20005529971Environics—— HTML
October 26, 200058261060Decima—— HTML
October 23, 200058221270Environics—— HTML
October 22, 200057181195Léger569± 4.0 [6]
Official call of federal elections (October 22, 2000)
October 16, 200056221192Environics—— HTML
October 7, 200058261060Ekos—— PDF
August 24, 200057201282Angus Reid525— PDF
August 12, 200055211391Angus Reid—— 1 2
August 6, 2000572012——Ekos—— [8]
July 16, 200055171611—Environics—— HTML
May 25, 2000531619101Angus Reid525— PDF
May 15, 200057181311—Ekos—— [11]
May 8, 2000631413——Ekos—— [12]
February 2, 200055821115Angus Reid525— PDF
July 19, 199955733——Gallup—— PDF [18]
May 30, 199955726120Angus Reid469— PDF
April 18, 19996342210—Gallup—— PDF
September 24, 1998591017131Angus Reid512— PDF
August 3, 199871————Gallup—— PDF
June 23, 1998581219101Angus Reid512— PDF
January 26, 1998571517111Angus Reid525— PDF
December 15, 199758—21——Gallup—— PDF
November 25, 1997601217111Angus Reid522— 1 2
September 23, 199759————Gallup—— PDF
July 30, 1997601413121Environics—— HTML
Election 1997 49.519.118.810.71.9

In the Prairies

Evolution of voting intentions in Prairies (Manitoba and Saskatchewan)
Last day
of survey		 LPC CA
(Reform)		 PC NDP OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
November 25, 200032389193Léger201— PDF
November 23, 200028347255Compass86— HTML
November 23, 200031349251Ipsos470— PDF
November 22, 2000343511210Ekos—— PDF
November 15, 200032425191Ekos—— PDF
November 6, 200032431591Environics175± 7.6 HTML
October 30, 200030457170Environics—— HTML
October 26, 200045318150Decima—— HTML
October 22, 2000382510189Léger—— [6]
Official call of federal elections (October 22, 2000)
October 7, 200045318150Ekos—— PDF
August 24, 200029365263Angus Reid120— PDF
August 12, 2000243613251Angus Reid—— 1 2
May 25, 2000392911201Angus Reid120— PDF
February 2, 2000372011266Angus Reid120— PDF
May 30, 1999481711240Angus Reid103— PDF
April 18, 199937291815—Gallup—— PDF
September 24, 199841277214Angus Reid512— PDF
June 23, 1998353012231Angus Reid96— PDF
January 26, 1998452411181Angus Reid104— PDF
Elections in 1997 [19] 29.729.613.026.90.9

In Alberta

Evolution of voting intentions in Alberta
Last day
of survey		 LPC CA
(Reform)		 PC NDP OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
Voting result20.958.913.55.41.3
November 26, 200021571471Environics—— HTML
November 25, 200022601081Léger201— PDF
November 23, 200020591057Compass106— HTML
November 23, 200020571371Ipsos335— PDF
November 22, 200021571372Ekos—— PDF
November 15, 20002658952Ekos—— PDF
November 6, 200028531341Environics226± 6.7 HTML
October 30, 200021641140Environics—— HTML
October 26, 20002957951Decima—— HTML
October 23, 200032541112Environics—— HTML
October 22, 20003450934Léger—— [6]
Official call of federal elections (October 22, 2000)
October 16, 20002854991Environics—— HTML
October 7, 20002957951Ekos—— PDF
August 24, 20003549961Angus Reid135— PDF
August 12, 200022591071Angus Reid—— 1 2
July 16, 200029471110—Environics—— HTML
May 25, 200025501483Angus Reid151— PDF
May 15, 20002855———Ekos—— [11]
Creation of Canadian Alliance (March 27, 2000)
February 2, 200030381597Angus Reid135— PDF
May 30, 199933372370Angus Reid112— PDF
September 24, 199828441981Angus Reid128— PDF
June 23, 199837401661Angus Reid124— PDF
January 26, 199837411651Angus Reid127— PDF
July 30, 199731481470Environics—— HTML
Election 1997 24.054.614.45.71.3

In British Columbia

Evolution of voting intentions in British Columbia
Last day
of survey		 LPC CA
(Reform)		 PC NDP GPC OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
Voting result27.749.47.311.32.12.2
November 26, 200032431110—4Environics—— HTML
November 25, 20003445511—5Léger308— PDF
November 23, 20002845913—5Compass153— HTML
November 23, 2000284891220Ipsos459— PDF
November 22, 20003144812—6Ekos—— PDF
November 15, 20003343615—3Ekos—— PDF
November 6, 20004143410—2Environics331± 5.5 HTML
October 30, 20003845312—2Environics—— HTML
October 26, 2000374958—2Decima—— HTML
October 23, 20003540617—1Environics—— HTML
October 22, 20003938312—8Léger—— [6]
Official call of federal elections (October 22, 2000)
October 16, 20003146715—1Environics—— HTML
October 7, 2000374958—2Ekos—— PDF
August 24, 20003739515—4Angus Reid200— PDF
August 12, 20003644511—4Angus Reid—— 1 2
July 16, 20003439718——Environics—— HTML
May 25, 20004333813—3Angus Reid200— PDF
May 15, 20004335511——Ekos—— [11]
February 2, 20004028714—11Angus Reid200— PDF
September 10, 1999532381440Angus Reid600± 4.0 HTML
July 19, 19995918712——Gallup—— PDF [18]
May 30, 19993937101400Angus Reid162— PDF
April 18, 19995722710——Gallup—— PDF
September 24, 199843291113—5Angus Reid128— PDF
June 23, 199844291014—3Angus Reid172— PDF
January 26, 19983639816—1Angus Reid179— PDF
July 30, 19973335525—2Environics—— HTML
Election 1997 28.843.16.218.22.01.7

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