National Press Releases & Articles

Tories poised for victory in Nova Scotia election
November 25, 2024Toronto, November 25th – In a random sampling of public opinion taken by The Forum Poll™ among 1,594 Nova Scotia voters ahead of the November 26th provincial election, 47.3% of those who are decided or leaning are likely to vote for the Progressive Conservatives, 26.6% are likely to vote for the New Democratic Party, while 22.6% are likely to vote for the Liberal Party. Voter support is low for the Green party (2.3%) and other parties (1.2%).
NDP holds narrow lead over Saskatchewan Party on eve of SK election
October 28, 2024Toronto, October 27th – In a random sampling of public opinion taken by The Forum Poll™ among 2,934 Saskatchewan voters ahead of the October 28th provincial election, 49.0% of those who are decided or leaning are likely to vote for the NDP while 46.0% are likely to vote for the Saskatchewan Party. Voter support is low for the Green party (2.1%) and other parties (2.9%).
Liberals set to win New Brunswick election
October 20, 2024Toronto, October 20th – In a random sampling of public opinion taken by The Forum Poll™ among 2,428 New Brunswick voters ahead of the October 21st provincial election, 45.7% of those who are decided or leaning are likely to vote for the Liberal Party while 37.1% are likely to vote for the Progressive Conservative Party. Voter support is low for the Green party (10.7%), NDP (2.7%), and People’s Alliance (2.0%).
Conservatives, NDP neck and neck on eve of BC election
October 19, 2024Toronto, October 18th – In a random sampling of public opinion taken by The Forum Poll™ among 2,083 British Columbia voters ahead of the October 19th provincial election, 43.4% of those who are decided or leaning are likely to vote for the Conservative Party while nearly as many, 42.7%, are likely to vote for the NDP. Voter
King on track for majority win
April 2, 2023In a random sampling of public opinion taken by The Forum Poll™ among 424 PEI voters, nearly half (47%) of those who are decided or leaning are likely to vote for the Progressive Conservatives.
Federal Election Remains a Neck and Neck Race
September 19, 2021Toronto, September 19, 2021- In a random sampling of public opinion taken by The Forum Poll™ among 1181 Canadian voters, amongst those decided and leaning, a third (33%) say they support the Conservatives, while slightly less (29.4%) say they support the Liberals.
Who are the People’s Party of Canada voters?
September 12, 2021Toronto, September 11, 2021 – A nation-wide poll conducted by Forum Research on September 10th among eligible Canadian voters found that People’s Party of Canada (PPC) voters held multiple views that contrasted sharply with the rest of the country.
O’Toole seen as winner of English Federal Election debate, while Trudeau seen as winner of French debate by small margin
September 11, 2021Toronto, September 11, 2021 – A nation-wide poll conducted by Forum Research on September 10th among eligible Canadian voters shows that the majority of Canadians were aware of the federal election debates. When asked, 57% of Canadians said they were aware of the French debate, which took place on September 8th, and 66% of Canadians said they were aware of the English debate, which took place on September 9th.
Liberals Maintain a Small Lead in Neck and Neck Federal Election Among Voters in the GTA
September 11, 2021Toronto, Sept 11th, 2021 – In the first poll conducted following the federal election English debate by Forum Research among GTA voters, 39% of decided / leaning voters would vote Liberal, followed by Conservatives (33%), NDP (15%), People’s Party of Canada (10%), and Green 3%, if the election were held today. This is in contrast to the results of the same poll at the federal level, where Conservatives enjoy a slight edge at 31% compared to Liberals at 28%.
Tories Maintain Slight Lead in Neck and Neck Federal Election
September 11, 2021Toronto, Sept 11th, 2021 – In the first poll conducted following the federal election English debate by Forum Research among eligible Canadian voters shows that if the election were held today most decided / leaning voters would vote Conservative (31%), followed by Liberal (28%), NDP (18%), People’s Party of Canada (9%), Bloc Quebecois (8%), and Green (4%).

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