Opinion polling for the 2004 Canadian federal election

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Polls leading up to the 2004 Canadian federal election.

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Graphical summary

Voting intentions during the 2004 Canadian federal election campaign
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Voting intentions during the 2004 Canadian federal election campaign
  Liberal Party of Canada
  Conservative Party of Canada
  NDP
  Bloc québécois
  Green Party of Canada

National polls

Evolution of voting intentions at national level
Last day
of survey
LPC CPC NDP BQ GPC Polling firmSampleMESource
Voting results36.729.615.712.44.3
June 24, 2004333217135Léger2,407± 2.0 PDF
June 24, 2004343020124SES600± 4.1 PDF
June 24, 200432.631.819.011.24.9Ekos4,159± 1.4 PDF
June 23, 2004323117126Ipsos2,000± 2.2 HTML
June 23, 2004343315135Compass800 PDF
June 23, 2004343021123SES600± 4.1 PDF
June 22, 2004343121123SES600± 4.1 PDF
June 22, 2004333318115Environics1,444± 2.5 PDF
June 21, 2004343121104SES600± 4.1 PDF
June 20, 2004342816136Ipsos1,000± 3.1 HTML
June 20, 2004333318125SES600± 4.1 PDF
June 18, 2004342922105Nanos
June 17, 2004293216127Ipsos1,000± 3.1 HTML
June 16, 2004323221124SES600± 4.1 PDF
June 16, 2004323419123Nanos
June 16, 2004343516124Léger612± 3.3 PDF
June 16, 2004353417113Compas600± 4.0 PDF
Leaders Debate in English (June 15, 2004)
Leaders Debate in French (June 14, 2004)
June 13, 2004313217126Ipsos1,000± 3.1 HTML
June 13, 2004333418115SES600± 4.1 PDF
June 10, 2004333418115SES600± 4.1 PDF
June 9, 2004323717105SES600± 4.1 PDF
June 9, 200430341912Ekos2,117± 2.1 PDF
June 8, 2004333715105SES600± 4.1 PDF
June 8, 2004323116117Ipsos2,003± 2.2 HTML
June 7, 2004313516116SES600± 4.1 PDF
June 7, 2004333019125Léger1,500± 2.5 PDF
June 7, 2004323420114Nanos
June 3, 2004323117116Ipsos1,000± 3.1 HTML
June 3, 200437341793SES600± 4.1 PDF
June 2, 200435321994SES600± 4.1 PDF
June 1, 2004372919115SES600± 4.1 PDF
May 31, 2004353017125Léger2,411± 1.8 PDF
May 31, 2004362522135SES600± 4.1 PDF
May 30, 2004362620135SES600± 4.1 PDF
May 30, 2004343016116Ipsos1,000± 3.1 HTML
May 29, 2004343119123SES600± 4.1 PDF
May 27, 200438301811Ekos1,306± 2.7 PDF
May 27, 2004403116103SES600± 4.1 PDF
May 26, 2004422917102SES600± 4.1 PDF
May 25, 2004412818113SES600± 4.1 PDF
Official call of federal elections (May 23, 2004)

During the 37th Parliament of Canada

After the creation of the Conservative Party

Last day
of survey
LPC CPC NDP BQ GPC OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
Dissolution of the 37th Parliament of Canada (May 23, 2004)
May 13, 2004402515Ipsos2,000± 2.2 [1]
May 6, 20043826165Ipsos1,000± 3.1 HTML
April 28, 2004402318115Ipsos946± 3.2 HTML
April 24, 2004382617125Leger1,136± 2.5 PDF
April 18, 2004392919112Environics1,940± 2.2 HTML
April 8, 2004352818105Ipsos1,000± 3.1 HTML
March 25, 2004382715105Ipsos1,000± 3.1 HTML
March 22, 200438261613Leger1,500± 2.5 PDF
Stephen Harper becomes leader of the Conservative Party of Canada (March 20, 2004)
March 7, 20043826171242Ipsos2,111 PDF
February 25, 200442321592Ekos1,200± 3.1 HTML
February 12, 20043924181053Ipsos944± 3.1 PDF
January 29, 20044823151130SES1,000± 3.1 PDF
January 27, 200449211511Leger1,115± 2.5 PDF
January 15, 20044819161044Ipsos1,055± 3.1 PDF
December 29, 200351241582Environics1,936± 2.2 1 2
Paul Martin becomes Prime Minister of Canada (December 12, 2003)
Creation of the Conservative Party of Canada (7/12/2003)

Before the creation of the Conservative Party

Last day
of survey
LPC NDP BQ GPC CA PC OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
November 27, 200343159510144Ipsos1,057± 3.1 PDF
November 9, 200349121012161SES1,000± 3.1 PDF
October 23, 200346118411154Ipsos PDF
September 2, 20034615813190SES1,000± 3.1 PDF
June 9, 2003541051117Ekos1,501± 2.5 PDF
June 6, 2003441481616Environics1,926± 2.2 HTML
June 5, 20034511951415Ipsos1,006± 3.1 HTML
Peter MacKay becomes leader of the Progressive Conservative Party (May 31, 2003)
May 25, 2003551081214Leger1,181± 2.5 PDF
May 23, 2003521071218SES1,000± 3.1 PDF
April 17, 20035010941413Ipsos1,009 PDF
March 27, 20034414916152Environics1,943± 2.3 HTML
February 20, 200347.317.27.610.714.1Ekos1,006± 3.1 PDF
February 11, 2003481471316SES1,000± 3.1 PDF
Jack Layton becomes leader of the NDP (January 25, 2003)
January 16, 2003521471114Ekos1,001± 3.1 PDF
January 14, 20034315917151Environics3,879± 1.6 HTML
December 12, 200241128616170Ipsos1,000± 3.1 PDF
December 4, 2002471181614Ekos1,205± 2.8 PDF
November 3, 2002491371216SES1,000± 3.1 PDF
September 30, 200244139415151Ipsos1,000± 3.1 PDF
July 14, 20024113816184Ipsos971± 3.2 PDF
July 2, 2002461281812SES1,000± 3.1 PDF
June 18, 2002461471714Ipsos1,000± 3.1 PDF
June 20, 20024314101710Ipsos2,000± 2.2 PDF
June 9, 2002419101815Leger1,500± 2.5 PDF
June 6, 2002501181713Ekos1,225± 2.8 HTML
May 30, 20024313101815Ipsos2,000± 2.2 HTML
May 29, 2002461381713Ekos1,217± 2.8 PDF
April 24, 2002491061916SES1,000± 3.1 PDF
March 28, 20024510101515Ipsos1,000± 3.1 HTML
March 24, 20024410913168Leger1,503± 2.6 PDF
February 21, 200247101012165Ipsos1,000± 3.1 PDF
December 12, 2001541071116Ekos1,200± 2.8
July 29, 200152981018Ekos3,004± 1.8 PDF
July 23, 2001499911203Ipsos1,000± 3.2 PDF
July 13, 200148991016Leger1,508± 2.6 PDF
June 10, 20014611813202Environics1,970± 2.3 HTML
June 8, 20014891010212Ipsos1,000± 3.1 PDF
May 31, 2001509101116Leger1,504± 2.6 [2]
May 30, 200155759195Gallup1,017± 3.1 [3]
May 27, 200150101011173Ipsos1,000± 3.1 PDF
April 26, 20014911913153Ipsos1,000± 3.1 PDF
April 24, 20014310919152Environics1,966± 2.2 HTML
March 29, 2001487919152Ipsos1,003± 3.1 PDF
March 10, 2001441119145Ipsos803± 3.5 HTML
January 31, 200149872113Ekos1,491 HTML
January 15, 20014510823113Environics2,114± 2.2 HTML
2000 Election 40.858.5110.720.8125.4912.191.43

Regional polls

Atlantic Canada

Evolution of voting intentions in the provinces of Atlantic
Last day
of survey
LPC CPC NDP GPC CA PC OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
Voting result [4] 43.830.022.63.00.5
June 24, 20044524254Nanos
June 24, 200439332800Ekos PDF
June 23, 200444232670Ipsos154 PDF
June 20, 200437411525Ipsos77 PDF
June 9, 200443282540Ekos PDF
June 7, 20044229226Léger PDF
May 31, 200441302162Léger PDF
May 30, 20044130262SES87± 11.0 PDF
Official call of federal elections (May 23, 2004)
May 20, 200450212413Ipsos60 PDF
April 25, 20044634191SES100± 10.0 PDF
March 22, 20043639186Léger PDF
April 17, 2003532105220Ipsos100 PDF
February 20, 200355155232Ekos PDF
January 16, 200359113262Ekos PDF
January 14, 200349147281Environics467± 4.6 HTML
December 12, 2002461405340Ipsos79 PDF
July 18, 200253126272Ipsos90 PDF
June 20, 200250159251Ipsos182 PDF
June 9, 200255115227Léger100 PDF
May 30, 200253139250Ipsos167 PDF
April 2002372212235Léger100 PDF
March 28, 200249154311Ipsos90 PDF
February 21, 20025772286Ipsos92 PDF
August 29, 200154122311Ekos PDF
August 13, 200150195234Léger PDF
July 10, 200151129271Environics236± 6.5 HTML
May 27, 200161115230Ipsos93 PDF
April 24, 2001461211291Environics234± 6.5 HTML
April 200151136263Léger119 PDF
March 29, 200159611240Ipsos89 PDF

Central Canada

Quebec

During the election campaign
Last day
of survey
LPC CPC NDP BQ GPC OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
Election 33.98.84.648.93.23.8
June 24, 200428117513SES286± 5.9 PDF
June 24, 200432115484 [note 1] Leger1,101± 3.2 PDF
June 24, 200428117513Ekos PDF
June 23, 200429954853Ipsos460 PDF
June 22, 2004251010504Environics HTML
June 21, 20042613650CROP606± 4.0 PDF
June 20, 200423895333Ipsos247 HTML
June 17, 2004221394872Ipsos247 PDF
June 16, 20043697462Compas PDF
June 16, 200430136483Leger874± 3.1 PDF
June 16, 20043095525SES173± 7.6 PDF
June 15, 200431157461Leger426± 4.4 PDF
June 13, 2004281174851Ipsos222 PDF
June 9, 200422138543Ekos PDF
June 9, 20043214844CROP600± 4.0 PDF
June 8, 20042498505Ipsos HTML
June 7, 200431138462Leger PDF
June 6, 2004301510433SES178± 7.5 PDF
June 3, 200428136454Ipsos HTML
May 31, 20043389462Leger1,100± 1.8 PDF
May 30, 20042944Ipsos HTML
May 30, 200430135493SES196± 7.1 PDF
May 27, 20043611645Ekos PDF
Official call of federal elections (May 23, 2004)
In 2004 (before the election campaign)
Last day
of survey
LPC CPC NDP BQ GPC OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
May 20, 20042878504Ipsos215 PDF
May 20, 200434101542CROP854± 3.4 PDF
May 19, 20044043Compass [5]
May 16, 200435107444Leger1,005± 3.0 PDF
May 13, 200431101046Ipsos PDF
May 6, 20043641Ipsos HTML
April 28, 200433884651Ipsos224 PDF
April 25, 200439101041CROP1,001± 3.0 PDF
April 25, 20043598462SES218± 6.8 PDF
April 24, 20043488463Leger PDF
April 18, 20043788452Environics HTML
April 8, 20043011104522Ipsos HTML
March 29, 20043511945CROP1,004± 3.0 PDF
March 25, 200433864472Ipsos204 PDF
March 22, 20043688453Leger PDF
March 7, 200431684942Ipsos476 PDF
February 26, 200432910481CROP607± 4.0 PDF
February 25, 20043844Ekos HTML
February 22, 20043838CROP PDF
February 19, 2004301094435Ipsos225 PDF
February 12, 200434711471CROP PDF
February 12, 200440583953Ipsos213 PDF
January 27, 2004466739Leger PDF
January 24, 200451510331CROP1,000± 3.0 PDF
January 18, 20044768363Leger1,000± 3.4 PDF
January 15, 200445363943Ipsos PDF
In 2003
Last day
of survey
LPC CPC NDP BQ GPC CA PC OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
December 17, 2003505935CROP986± 3.0 PDF
November 27, 2003408385343Ipsos209 PDF
November 25, 2003461038213Leger PDF [6]
November 23, 20035034CROP1,003 PDF
October 23, 2003506314352Ipsos213 PDF
September 29, 2003507355CROP1,002 PDF
July 9, 20036520Ekos PDF
July 6, 200349356Environics472± 4.5 HTML
June 5, 200352533414Ipsos230 PDF
May 25, 20036262813Leger PDF
April 17, 200350336524Ipsos233 PDF
March 27, 200346838341Environics485± 4.5 HTML
February 20, 200349935132Ekos PDF
January 16, 200355531334Ekos243± 6.3 1 2
January 14, 2003411238341Environics967± 3.2 HTML
In 2002
Last day
of survey
LPC NDP BQ GPC CA PC OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
December 12, 20023912347250Ipsos213 PDF
November 24, 200240440385Leger774± 3.4 PDF
September 30, 20023811364181Ipsos250 PDF
August 14, 2002381533752Ipsos199 PDF
July 18, 2002461226573Ipsos222 PDF
June 20, 2002391239351Ipsos HTML
June 9, 2002376372711Leger400± 4.5 PDF
May 30, 200238123938Ipsos HTML
March 28, 20024753835Ipsos HTML
March 24, 200246437247Leger PDF
February 21, 200246639171Ipsos215 PDF
In 2001
Last day
of survey
LPC NDP BQ GPC CA PC OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
December 12, 200146337177Leger1,000± 3.4 1 2
December 12, 200158331161Ekos [7] HTML
August 29, 200150533291Ekos± 3.7 PDF
August 23, 200147537471Ipsos250 PDF
August 13, 200145537374Leger401± 5.5 1 2
July 10, 200149433491Environics482± 4.6 HTML
July 8, 2001434412100Ipsos212 PDF
May 27, 2001442392112Ipsos230 PDF
May 21, 2001453381103Leger998 1 2
April 26, 200143736492Ipsos253 PDF
April 24, 200141640563Environics485± 4.5 HTML
March 29, 200145437492Ipsos253 PDF
March 10, 20014632Ipsos HTML
January 31, 20015230Ekos379± 5.1 HTML
January 15, 200142735654Environics504± 4.5 HTML
2000 Election 44.21.839.90.66.75.61.2

Ontario

Evolution of voting intentions in Ontario
Last day
of survey
LPC CPC NDP GPC CA PC OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
Voting result44.731.518.14.41.3
June 24, 20043932254Nanos
June 24, 20043932254SES393± 5.0 PDF
June 24, 200438352151Ekos PDF
June 23, 200438342062Ipsos758 PDF
June 22, 20044035195Environics HTML
June 20, 200442302062Ipsos379 PDF
June 16, 20043640232SES259± 6.2 PDF
June 9, 20043438216Ekos PDF
June 7, 20043536245Léger PDF
June 6, 20043343223SES254± 6.3 PDF
May 31, 200439371851Léger± 3.5 PDF
May 30, 20043932253SES237± 6.5 PDF
Official call of federal elections (May 23, 2004)
March 22, 20044728196Léger PDF
February 25, 20044736152Ekos HTML
April 17, 2003589314151Ipsos282 PDF
March 27, 2003501515182Environics544± 4.3 HTML
February 20, 200352208192Ekos PDF
January 16, 200360158171Ekos PDF
January 14, 2003531414181Environics HTML
December 12, 20025111611220Ipsos255 PDF
May 30, 2002551115190Ipsos542 PDF
August 29, 200162108202Ekos PDF
August 23, 2001531111222Ipsos300 PDF
August 13, 200158981511Léger PDF
July 10, 2001511311241Environics555± 4.2 HTML
April 24, 200154819182Environics545± 4.3 HTML
March 29, 200156818162Ipsos300 PDF
Election 2000 51.58.30.923.614.41.3

Prairies

Evolution of voting intentions in Prairies (Manitoba and Saskatchewan)
Last day
of survey
LPC CPC NDP GPC CA PC OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
Voting result [4] 30.340.423.42.73.1
June 24, 20043934242SES137± 8.5 PDF
June 24, 20043040264 [note 1] Léger PDF
June 24, 200429373050Ekos PDF
June 23, 200432362552Ipsos136 PDF
June 20, 200433371776Ipsos68 PDF
June 17, 200428362943Ipsos68 PDF
June 16, 20043232306SES89± 10.6 PDF
June 13, 200421561642Ipsos58 PDF
June 9, 20043236283Ekos PDF
June 7, 20043538216Léger PDF
June 6, 20043542204SES77± 11.4 PDF
May 31, 200435342642Léger PDF
May 30, 20044135231SES79± 11.0 PDF
Official call of federal elections (May 23, 2004)
May 20, 200432402432Ipsos56 PDF
April 25, 20043331334SES83± 11.0 PDF
March 22, 20042540259Léger PDF
April 17, 20033827119131Ipsos100 PDF
February 20, 2003472022100Ekos PDF
January 16, 2003273123182Ekos PDF
December 12, 20022822432140Ipsos80 PDF
July 18, 2002331731163Ipsos85 PDF
June 20, 2002371732140Ipsos200 PDF
June 9, 2002261336187Léger125 PDF
May 30, 2002272232163Ipsos164 PDF
April 2002302819176Léger125 PDF
March 28, 2002292229145Ipsos92 PDF
February 21, 2002411918157Ipsos83 PDF
August 29, 2001412118174Ekos PDF
August 13, 2001411614254Léger108 PDF
May 27, 2001402224123Ipsos83 PDF
May 2001302019238Léger108 PDF
March 29, 2001381830131Ipsos100 PDF

Alberta

Evolution of voting intentions in Alberta
Last day
of survey
LPC CPC NDP GPC CA PC OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
Voting result22.061.79.56.10.7
June 24, 200423621320SES145± 8.3 PDF
June 24, 200423581270Ekos PDF
June 23, 200420591164Ipsos194 PDF
June 22, 20042162134Environics HTML
June 20, 2004254517111Ipsos97 PDF
June 17, 200417591175Ipsos97 PDF
June 16, 200432511450SES89± 10.6 PDF
June 9, 20042557144Ekos PDF
June 7, 20043052153Léger PDF
June 6, 200433511420SES88± 10.7 PDF
May 31, 200428541242Léger PDF
May 30, 200431531150SES81± 11.0 PDF
Official call of federal elections (May 23, 2004)
April 28, 200431461562Ipsos91 PDF
April 25, 200433571000SES77± 11.0 PDF
April 24, 20042460142Léger PDF
March 22, 20042749177Léger PDF
February 12, 200428501633Ipsos92 PDF
January 27, 2004405352Léger PDF
January 15, 200435471324Ipsos PDF
November 27, 2003288630243Ipsos86 PDF
October 23, 2003278134237Ipsos92 PDF
July 6, 200328639261Environics203± 6.9 HTML
June 5, 20032710434250Ipsos119 PDF
April 17, 2003294439240Ipsos104 PDF
March 27, 2003251240221Environics201± 7.1 HTML
February 20, 200332832283Ekos PDF
January 16, 200335726275Ekos PDF
January 14, 200324945211Environics411± 4.9 HTML
December 12, 2002247248191Ipsos89 PDF
September 30, 2002239348160Ipsos100 PDF
August 14, 200219942246Ipsos94 PDF
July 18, 200219650251Ipsos90 PDF
June 9, 200219655165Léger125 PDF
May 30, 200228649161Ipsos177 PDF
April 200231634209Léger125 PDF
March 28, 200226945147Ipsos100 PDF
February 21, 200231434274Ipsos100 PDF
August 29, 200133726304Ekos PDF
August 23, 200134828272Ipsos100 PDF
August 13, 2001311020328Léger PDF
July 24, 200129730322Ipsos800± 3.5 PDF
July 10, 200125837292Environics217± 6.8 HTML
May 31, 200133729256Léger141 PDF
May 27, 200128831293Ipsos100 PDF
April 26, 200126439301Ipsos90 PDF
April 24, 200124643241Environics212± 6.9 HTML
April 19, 200127738244Ipsos PDF
March 29, 200127340273Ipsos95 PDF
January 15, 200130646144Environics221± 2.7 PDF
Election 2000 20.95.40.558.913.50.8

British Columbia

Evolution of voting intentions in British Columbia
Last day
of survey
LPC CPC NDP GPC CA PC OtherPolling firmSampleMESource
Voting result28.636.326.66.32.2
June 24, 200430342772Ekos PDF
June 24, 20042838286SES192± 7.2 PDF
June 23, 200425382682Ipsos800± 3.5 PDF
June 23, 200424442282Ipsos264 PDF
June 22, 20043134314Environics HTML
June 20, 200432361886Ipsos132 PDF
June 17, 200432341276Ipsos120 PDF
June 16, 2004273525103 [note 2] SES135± 8.7 PDF
June 9, 20042941265Ekos PDF
June 7, 200431312612Léger PDF
June 6, 20043137265SES118± 9.2 PDF
May 31, 200429322891Léger PDF
May 30, 200434292980SES121± 9.1 PDF
Official call of federal elections (May 23, 2004)
April 28, 2004302526910Ipsos109 PDF
April 25, 200431303280SES117± 9.2 PDF
April 24, 2004312329133Léger PDF
March 22, 200431372210Léger PDF
January 27, 200431372210Léger PDF
January 15, 200439262610Ipsos PDF
November 27, 200332191320115Ipsos121 PDF
October 23, 2003401482396Ipsos116 PDF
April 17, 20034518101880Ipsos115 PDF
March 27, 2003442022123Environics225± 6.7 HTML
February 20, 200339281969Ekos PDF
January 16, 200346231868Ekos PDF
January 14, 2003322232122Environics445± 4.7 HTML
December 12, 200231111331131Ipsos125 PDF
July 18, 200234272586Ipsos129 PDF
June 20, 2002282131146Ipsos267 PDF
June 9, 20023011311711Léger PDF
May 30, 2002331833142Ipsos263 PDF
April 20023213202014Léger PDF
August 29, 2001521119145Ekos PDF
August 13, 2001437221315Léger PDF
July 10, 2001421522183Environics231± 6.6 HTML
May 31, 2001498211012Léger PDF
April 24, 2001341632124Environics239± 6.5 HTML
Election 2000 27.711.32.149.47.32.2

Notes

  1. 1 2 Including the Green Party of Canada.
  2. Of which 3% for the Bloc Québécois which only presents candidates Québec.

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Benoît Pelletier</span> Canadian politician (1960–2024)

Benoît Pelletier was a Canadian lawyer, academic, and politician in the province of Quebec. He was a Liberal member of the National Assembly of Quebec from 1998 to 2008 and was a prominent cabinet minister in the government of Jean Charest. He was best known for promoting the concept of "asymmetric federalism" to incorporate Quebec nationalism into a decentralized Canadian federal structure.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Premiership of Stephen Harper</span>

The premiership of Stephen Harper began on February 6, 2006, when the first Cabinet headed by Stephen Harper was sworn in by Governor General Michaelle Jean. Harper was invited to form the 28th Canadian Ministry, becoming Prime Minister of Canada following the 2006 election, where Harper's Conservative Party won a plurality of seats in the House of Commons of Canada, defeating the Liberal Prime Minister Paul Martin's government. In the 2011 federal election, Harper won his first and only majority government.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2011 Canadian federal election</span>

The 2011 Canadian federal election was held on May 2, 2011, to elect members to the House of Commons of Canada of the 41st Canadian Parliament.

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Polls leading up to the 2000 Canadian federal election.

Polls leading up to the 1997 Canadian federal election.

Polls leading up to the 1993 Canadian federal election.

Polls leading up to the 1988 Canadian federal election.

References

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  7. Tim Harper (December 14, 2001). "Liberals ahead in every region". Toronto Star. pp. A7.