Six in ten adults agree with restoration of Acadian and African Nova Scotian electoral districts. April 17, 2019: Six in ten Nova Scotians believe the provincial government should restore four minority ridings, as formally recommended on Monday by the Nova Scotia Electoral Boundaries Commission....
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Corporate Research Associates relaunches as Narrative Research Putting research in context: Every insight tells a story. April 16, 2019: Corporate Research Associates, a leading national market research company headquartered in Halifax, today announced it is relaunching itself as Narrative Research. The change focuses on...
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Liberal popular support declines. PC Party shows strength under new leader. One-half of Islanders still satisfied with performance of MacLauchlan government. March 7, 2019: The Green Party of Prince Edward Island appears to have a clear lead in popular support over the governing Liberals,...
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56% of voters express satisfaction with performance of Premier Blaine Higgs’ minority government. Voter support for PC Party has climbed more than 10 points since November. Opposition parties’ support is eroding, or stable. March 7, 2019: A majority of New Brunswick voters are satisfied...
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Despite voter divisions over government performance, dissatisfaction drops below 50% for first time since 2016. Liberal support steady at 45% at start of election year. Liberal Premier Dwight Ball ahead in leadership preferences. March 6, 2019: Satisfaction with the Liberal government of Premier Dwight...
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Liberals lose nearly year-long lead in popular support; now in statistical dead heat with PCs. Half of Nova Scotians are dissatisfied with Premier Stephen McNeil’s government. McNeil and Tim Houston also in statistical tie on question of leadership. HALIFAX, NS March 6, 2019: After...
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Nearly half of decided voters would cast ballots for Liberal Party if an election were held today. PC support holding steady at about one-third of decided voters. Satisfaction with Dwight Ball’s Liberal government stable at 45%. December 12, 2018: Support for the provincial Liberal...
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Seven percentage points now separate Liberals and Progressive Conservatives. Premier Stephen McNeil remains most preferred leader, but Tim Houston (PC) and Gary Burrill (NDP) see rise in preference. Nova Scotians divided over satisfaction with performance of McNeil government. HALIFAX, NS December 12, 2018: Support...
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Green Party maintaining 2018 support, but not widening gap with Liberals. More than half of Islanders are satisfied with performance of government under Premier MacLauchlan. Green leader Peter Bevan-Baker holds edge in leadership preference. December 11, 2018: Four months after vaulting narrowly ahead of...
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One-third of New Brunswickers support Liberal Party, more than two months after defeat. Survey results closely match popular vote captured by parties on September 24. Electorate remains volatile, with one-quarter undecided. December 11, 2018: The New Brunswick Liberal Party is maintaining its lead in...
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48 percent support the creation of separate municipalities for HRM urban and rural areas. Although still strong, satisfaction with municipal government under Mayor Mike Savage at lowest level of 2018. Consumer confidence in Halifax is stable. HALIFAX, NS December 5, 2018: Almost half of...
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Despite improvement, consumer confidence still down from its 2018 high. Satisfaction with the performance of Saint John’s municipal government trending upwards. Large majority of city residents believe response to Irving Refinery explosion was well handled. December 4, 2018: Consumer confidence in Saint John has...
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