Two thirds agree that Canada Pension Plan (CPP) contributions and benefits should be increased (65%).
The majority (56%) say they are likely to switch their usual vote to support a party or politician who promises to abolish the Senate, and more than a third say they are “very likely” to do so (36%).
More than one third will vote for the New Democrats if the federal election were held today (34%), while just more than one quarter would vote for either the Conservatives or the Liberals (27% each).
Just more than 4-in-10 carry personal debt (besides a mortgage - 42%). Close to half have no debt (48%).
Two thirds (62%) approve of Bill C-377, the legislation which requires unions to disclose expenditures and salaries.
Exactly equal proportions, one third each, will vote for the New Democrats or the Conservatives (32% each) if a federal election were held today.
The plurality, close to one half, preferred the Liberal’s proposal for an income-tested child care benefit (47%),
The majority (53%) say they are likely to switch their vote to support a politician or party which promises to legalize marijuana, and fully one third are “very likely” (34%).
Just fewer than one third will vote NDP if the federal election were held today (32%) and this represents a drop from their high of more than a third noted last week (June 23 - 36%).
7-in-10 approve of same sex marriage (70%).
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