Global News Ipsos Reid Poll On Conservative Support

1_1.
[Overall, the Conservative majority government in Ottawa is working well for Canada]
To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements?
18-34
C
AGE
35-54
D
55+
E
<HS
F
EDUCATION
HS
Post Sec
G
H
535
518
244
280
399
372
362
353
43
82
197
374
443
394
322
155
76
16%
68
13%
36
13%
45
12%
63
18%
55
15%
55
14%
18
12%
338
34%
168
35%
170
33%
94
34%
126
34%
117
33%
132
35%
122
31%
55
36%
Somewhat disagree
292
29%
123
25%
85
30%
115
31%
92
26%
115
31%
115
29%
37
24%
Strongly disagree
232
23%
120
25%
169
33%
A
111
22%
65
23%
85
23%
81
23%
15
18%
*
29
35%
*
26
32%
*
13
15%
*
72
19%
102
26%
44
29%
G
481
48%
244
50%
237
46%
130
46%
171
46%
180
51%
187
50%
177
45%
74
48%
524
52%
244
50%
280
54%
150
54%
200
54%
173
49%
44
53%
*
39
47%
*
187
50%
217
55%
81
52%
Total
Male
A
Base: All Respondents

Weighted
Overall, the Conservative majority government
in Ottawa is working well for Canada
1005
1005
470
487
Strongly agree
143
14%
Somewhat agree
Summary
Top2Box (Strongly/ Somewhat Agree)
Low2Box (Somewhat/ Strongly Disagree)
- Column Proportions:
Columns Tested (5%): A/B,C/D/E,F/G/H/I
Minimum Base: 30 (**), Small Base: 100 (*)
- Column Means:
Table of Contents
Gender
Female
B
Univ Grad
I
1_2. [The Harper government is doing a good job in protecting Canada's environment]
18-34
C
AGE
35-54
D
55+
E
<HS
F
EDUCATION
HS
Post Sec
G
H
535
518
244
280
399
372
362
353
43
82
197
374
443
394
322
155
44
9%
41
8%
25
9%
29
8%
30
9%
33
9%
27
7%
15
10%
326
32%
149
31%
177
34%
94
33%
113
30%
119
34%
266
26%
137
28%
129
25%
72
26%
110
30%
84
24%
134
36%
I
98
26%
121
31%
I
104
26%
37
24%
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
329
33%
158
32%
171
33%
89
32%
120
32%
120
34%
8
10%
*
33
40%
I*
25
30%
*
16
20%
*
109
29%
141
36%
F
63
41%
FG
410
41%
193
40%
217
42%
119
42%
142
38%
149
42%
148
38%
53
34%
595
59%
295
60%
300
58%
161
58%
230
62%
204
58%
167
45%
I
206
55%
246
62%
102
66%
FG
Total
Male
A

Weighted
The Harper government is doing a good job in
protecting Canada's environment
Strongly agree
1005
1005
470
487
84
8%
Somewhat agree
Summary
- Column Means:
Table of Contents
Gender
Female
B
42
50%
I*
41
50%
*
Univ Grad
I
39
25%
1_3. [The Harper government has struck the right balance between economic growth and environmental protection and management]
18-34
C
AGE
35-54
D
55+
E
<HS
F
EDUCATION
HS
Post Sec
G
H
535
518
244
280
399
372
362
353
43
82
197
374
443
394
322
155
54
11%
45
9%
23
8%
40
11%
36
10%
36
10%
34
9%
16
11%
324
32%
158
32%
167
32%
91
32%
112
30%
121
34%
130
35%
124
31%
43
28%
Somewhat disagree
288
29%
128
26%
159
31%
85
30%
114
31%
89
25%
111
30%
109
28%
43
28%
Strongly disagree
294
29%
147
30%
147
28%
82
29%
106
29%
106
30%
12
15%
*
27
33%
*
25
30%
*
18
22%
*
97
26%
127
32%
52
33%
423
42%
212
43%
211
41%
114
41%
152
41%
157
45%
165
44%
159
40%
60
39%
582
58%
276
57%
306
59%
167
59%
220
59%
195
55%
39
48%
*
43
52%
*
209
56%
235
60%
95
61%
Total
Male
A

Weighted
The Harper government has struck the right
balance between economic growth and
environmental protection and management
Strongly agree
1005
1005
470
487
99
10%
Somewhat agree
Summary
- Column Means:
Table of Contents
Gender
Female
B
Univ Grad
I
1_4. [I share Prime Minister Harper's values when it comes to where Canada should be headed]
18-34
C
AGE
35-54
D
55+
E
<HS
F
EDUCATION
HS
Post Sec
G
H
535
518
244
280
399
372
362
353
43
82
197
374
443
394
322
155
69
14%
55
11%
25
9%
48
13%
52
15%
52
14%
46
12%
16
11%
319
32%
156
32%
163
32%
92
33%
106
28%
121
34%
121
32%
115
29%
52
34%
Somewhat disagree
275
27%
119
24%
157
30%
85
30%
105
28%
86
24%
108
29%
106
27%
33
21%
Strongly disagree
286
28%
144
29%
142
28%
79
28%
113
30%
94
27%
10
12%
*
32
38%
*
29
35%
*
12
15%
*
93
25%
127
32%
F
53
34%
FG
444
44%
225
46%
218
42%
117
42%
154
41%
173
49%
173
46%
161
41%
68
44%
561
56%
262
54%
299
58%
163
58%
218
59%
180
51%
42
50%
*
41
50%
*
201
54%
233
59%
86
56%
Total
Male
A

Weighted
I share Prime Minister Harper's values when it
comes to where Canada should be headed
1005
1005
470
487
Strongly agree
124
12%
Somewhat agree
Summary
- Column Means:
Table of Contents
Gender
Female
B
Univ Grad
I
1_5. [Prime Minister Harper's approach to politics has been good for Parliament]
18-34
C
AGE
35-54
D
55+
E
<HS
F
EDUCATION
HS
Post Sec
G
H
535
518
244
280
399
372
362
353
43
82
197
374
443
394
322
155
61
13%
47
9%
27
9%
38
10%
44
12%
40
11%
41
10%
15
10%
326
32%
151
31%
174
34%
90
32%
114
31%
122
34%
133
35%
119
30%
47
30%
Somewhat disagree
302
30%
140
29%
162
31%
91
32%
114
31%
97
27%
115
31%
117
30%
41
27%
Strongly disagree
269
27%
135
28%
134
26%
73
26%
107
29%
90
26%
12
15%
*
27
33%
*
29
35%
*
14
17%
*
86
23%
118
30%
51
33%
FG
434
43%
213
44%
221
43%
117
42%
151
41%
165
47%
173
46%
159
40%
62
40%
571
57%
275
56%
297
57%
163
58%
221
59%
187
53%
39
48%
*
43
52%
*
201
54%
235
60%
93
60%
Total
Male
A

Weighted
Prime Minister Harper's approach to politics has
been good for Parliament
Strongly agree
1005
1005
470
487
108
11%
Somewhat agree
Summary
- Column Means:
Table of Contents
Gender
Female
B
Univ Grad
I
1_6. [Prime Minister Harper's approach to politics has been good for Canada]
18-34
C
AGE
35-54
D
55+
E
<HS
F
EDUCATION
HS
Post Sec
G
H
535
518
244
280
399
372
362
353
43
82
197
374
443
394
322
155
68
14%
51
10%
23
8%
44
12%
44
11%
19
12%
161
33%
184
36%
90
32%
124
33%
135
36%
129
33%
50
32%
Somewhat disagree
269
27%
127
26%
142
27%
82
29%
105
28%
82
23%
96
26%
272
27%
131
27%
140
27%
85
30%
100
27%
87
25%
99
27%
113
29%
I
109
28%
34
22%
Strongly disagree
14
17%
*
31
37%
*
25
31%
*
13
15%
*
43
12%
345
34%
53
15%
C
131
37%
465
46%
229
47%
235
45%
113
40%
167
45%
172
44%
69
45%
258
53%
282
55%
167
60%
E
204
55%
45
54%
*
38
46%
*
178
48%
540
54%
184
52%
C
169
48%
195
52%
222
56%
86
55%
Total
Male
A

Weighted
Prime Minister Harper's approach to politics has
been good for Canada
Strongly agree
1005
1005
470
487
120
12%
Somewhat agree
Summary
- Column Means:
Table of Contents
Gender
Female
B
Univ Grad
I
51
33%
F
2_1. [The way Stephen Harper is handling his job as Prime Minister]
Overall, do you approve or disapprove of the following?
18-34
C
AGE
35-54
D
55+
E
<HS
F
EDUCATION
HS
Post Sec
G
H
535
518
244
280
399
372
362
353
43
82
197
374
443
394
322
155
79
16%
77
15%
37
13%
53
14%
66
19%
67
18%
52
13%
21
14%
339
34%
180
37%
159
31%
102
36%
122
33%
115
32%
130
35%
125
32%
49
32%
Somewhat disapprove
235
23%
90
19%
66
23%
93
25%
75
21%
79
21%
103
26%
36
23%
Strongly disapprove
275
27%
138
28%
144
28%
A
137
27%
75
27%
103
28%
97
27%
16
19%
*
35
42%
*
16
19%
*
16
20%
*
98
26%
113
29%
48
31%
495
49%
259
53%
B
228
47%
236
46%
139
50%
175
47%
181
51%
197
53%
177
45%
70
45%
282
54%
A
141
50%
197
53%
172
49%
51
61%
H*
32
39%
*
177
47%
217
55%
F
84
55%
Total
Male
A

Weighted
The way Stephen Harper is handling his job as
Prime Minister
Strongly approve
1005
1005
470
487
156
16%
Somewhat approve
Summary
Top2Box (Strongly/ Somewhat Approve)
Low2Box (Somewhat/ Strongly Disapprove)
- Column Means:
Table of Contents
510
51%
Gender
Female
B
Univ Grad
I
2_2. [The federal government's overall management of the Canadian economy]

18-34
C
AGE
35-54
D
55+
E
<HS
F
EDUCATION
HS
Post Sec
G
H
535
518
244
280
399
372
362
353
43
82
197
374
443
394
322
155
75
15%
62
12%
34
12%
45
12%
59
17%
41
11%
48
12%
26
17%
378
38%
198
41%
180
35%
103
37%
141
38%
134
38%
149
40%
141
36%
63
41%
Somewhat disapprove
312
31%
129
26%
92
33%
115
31%
105
30%
112
30%
178
18%
86
18%
52
19%
71
19%
55
16%
72
19%
134
34%
I
71
18%
39
25%
Strongly disapprove
183
35%
A
92
18%
22
26%
GH*
25
30%
*
28
34%
*
8
10%
*
515
51%
272
56%
B
215
44%
242
47%
137
49%
185
50%
193
55%
190
51%
189
48%
275
53%
A
144
51%
186
50%
160
45%
46
56%
*
36
44%
*
184
49%
205
52%
I
89
58%
H
66
42%
Total
Male
A

Weighted
The federal government's overall management
of the Canadian economy
Strongly approve
1005
1005
470
487
137
14%
Somewhat approve
Summary
- Column Means:
Table of Contents
490
49%
Gender
Female
B
Univ Grad
I
27
17%
2_3. [My provincial government's overall management of my provincial economy]

18-34
C
AGE
35-54
D
55+
E
<HS
F
EDUCATION
HS
Post Sec
G
H
535
518
244
280
399
372
362
353
43
82
197
374
443
394
322
155
53
11%
38
7%
22
6%
15
10%
172
33%
134
36%
128
34%
126
32%
Somewhat disapprove
325
32%
132
27%
124
33%
98
28%
112
30%
242
24%
127
26%
103
37%
E
50
18%
93
25%
99
28%
C
139
35%
I
97
25%
64
41%
H
43
28%
Strongly disapprove
193
37%
A
115
22%
12
14%
*
29
35%
*
31
38%
*
10
13%
*
32
8%
175
36%
37
10%
D
118
34%
33
9%
347
35%
32
12%
D
95
34%
438
44%
228
47%
210
41%
128
45%
155
42%
155
44%
567
56%
259
53%
308
59%
153
55%
216
58%
197
56%
Total
Male
A

Weighted
My provincial government's overall
management of my provincial economy
Strongly approve
1005
1005
470
487
91
9%
Somewhat approve
Summary
- Column Means:
Table of Contents
Gender
Female
B
41
50%
*
41
50%
*
102
27%
F
160
43%
158
40%
213
57%
236
60%
I
Univ Grad
I
32
21%
79
51%
H
76
49%
3. Prime Minister Stephen Harper has said that will lead the Conservatives through the next election, currently scheduled for the Fall of 2015. Which is closer to your point of view:
Base: Conservative Voter In Dem D/Dem E

Weighted
The Prime Minister Stephen Harper should
resign before the 2015 election and let someone
else lead the Conservative Party as Prime
The Prime Minister should run in the next
election, but step down a year or two
afterwards to give another leader time to take
The Prime Minister should stay on for as long as
he is winning elections
- Column Means:
Table of Contents
Total
Male
A
281
280
21
8%
151
153
14
9%
60
21%
34
22%
199
71%
106
69%
Gender
Female
B
130
127
7
6%
*
27
21%
*
94
73%
*
18-34
C
AGE
35-54
D
55+
E
<HS
F
54
59
10
18%
E*
18
30%
D*
31
52%
*
113
102
7
6%
*
13
13%
*
82
81%
C*
114
120
4
4%
*
29
25%
D*
86
72%
C*
13
26
4
17%
**
6
24%
**
15
59%
**
EDUCATION
HS
Post Sec
G
H
52
99
8
8%
*
18
18%
*
73
73%
*
122
108
5
4%
23
22%
80
74%
Univ Grad
I
94
47
4
9%
*
12
26%
*
31
65%
*
4. Thinking ahead to when Prime Minister Stephen Harper is no longer leader of the Conservative Party, which of the following possible leadership candidates would you like to see take over the
party?
Total
Male
A
Base: Conservative Voter In Dem D/Dem E

Weighted
Peter MacKay, Attorney General and Minister of
Justice
281
280
98
35%
151
153
53
35%
Jim Prentice, Premier of Alberta
47
17%
25
16%
Tony Clement, President of the Treasury Board
35
12%
16
10%
John Baird, Minister of Foreign Affairs
32
12%
21
13%
John Tory, Mayor of Toronto
28
10%
14
9%
Jason Kenney, Minister of Employment and

Social Development
23
8%
16
11%
Rona Ambrose, Minister of Health
11
4%
3
2%
Christian Paradis, Minister of International

Development (and La Francophonie)
7
3%
5
3%
- Column Means:
Table of Contents
Gender
Female
B
130
127
44
35%
*
22
17%
*
19
15%
*
12
9%
*
14
11%
*
7
5%
*
8
6%
*
2
2%
*
18-34
C
AGE
35-54
D
55+
E
<HS
F
54
59
10
17%
*
15
26%
D*
12
21%
*
3
5%
*
4
7%
*
7
12%
*
6
10%
E*
1
2%
*
113
102
46
45%
C*
11
10%
*
8
8%
*
10
10%
*
13
13%
*
9
9%
*
3
3%
*
2
2%
*
114
120
42
35%
C*
21
17%
*
14
12%
*
19
16%
*
11
9%
*
7
6%
*
2
2%
*
4
3%
*
13
26
4
14%
**
8
32%
**
**
4
14%
**
2
8%
**
2
8%
**
4
16%
**
2
7%
**
EDUCATION
HS
Post Sec
G
H
52
99
45
45%
I*
16
16%
*
12
12%
*
7
7%
*
12
12%
*
4
4%
*
2
2%
*
2
2%
*
122
108
37
34%
16
15%
15
14%
13
12%
10
9%
12
11%
3
2%
2
2%
Univ Grad
I
94
47
12
25%
*
6
13%
*
8
16%
*
9
19%
G*
4
9%
*
5
11%
*
2
4%
*
1
3%
*

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2_2. [The federal government's overall management of the Canadian economy]

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2_3. [My provincial government's overall management of my provincial economy]

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Jim Prentice, Premier of Alberta

Tony Clement, President of the Treasury Board

John Baird, Minister of Foreign Affairs

John Tory, Mayor of Toronto

Jason Kenney, Minister of Employment and

Rona Ambrose, Minister of Health

Christian Paradis, Minister of International

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