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castanet.net | Mario Canseco
Almost a decade has passed since (former prime minister) Justin Trudeau vowed to change Canada’s electoral system. Since then, Canada has had two elections where the party with the most votes did not have the greatest number of seats — 2019 and 2021 — and the latest one, where more than four in five voters selected one of two parties. The seat count of the 2025 federal election in B.C. closely mirrors the voting percentages for the main contenders.
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researchco.ca | Mario Canseco
Two-in-five voters in this year’s federal election (40%) think the possibility of Alberta separation is real, while 46% disagree. Vancouver, BC [May 8, 2025] – Many voters across Canada are willing to explore modifications to the way the members of the House of Commons are chosen, a new Research Co. “Exit Poll” poll has found.
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timescolonist.com | Mario Canseco
Almost a decade has passed since Justin Trudeau vowed to change Canada’s electoral system. Since, Canada has had two elections where the party with the most votes did not have the greatest number of seats — 2019 and 2021 — and the latest one, where more than four in five voters selected one of two parties. The seat count of the 2025 federal election in B.C. closely mirrors the voting percentages for the main contenders.
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1 week ago | 
prpeak.com | Mario Canseco
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1 week ago | 
researchco.ca | Mario Canseco
Liberal “This Election is Different” advertisement regarded as more “informative” and less “boring”. Vancouver, BC [May 5, 2025] – A side-by-side test of two political advertisements from the main federal parties in Canada yields mixed results, a new Research Co. “Exit Poll” poll has found.
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2 weeks ago | 
researchco.ca | Mario Canseco
More than seven-in-ten Canadians have a positive opinion of the United Kingdom, Japan and Italy. Vancouver, BC [July 24, 2024] – Favourable views of the United States among Canadians have dropped to the lowest level recorded in the past seven years, a new Research Co. poll has found. In the online survey of a representative national sample, only 26% of Canadians have a positive opinion of the United States, down 28 points since a similar Research Co. poll conducted in July 2024.
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2 weeks ago | 
biv.com | Mario Canseco
At the start of 2024, 54 per cent of Canadians had a positive opinion of the United States, a significant increase from the all-time low of 32 per cent recorded in July 2020. Thirteen months ago, Canadians perceived our neighbouring nation in a much more favourable light under the presidency of Joe Biden than at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic with Donald Trump in the White House. Plenty has changed since.
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2 weeks ago | 
biv.com | Mario Canseco
The 1949 Canadian federal election – the first to be held under “Pax Americana” – gave the Liberal party under Louis St. Laurent 49 per cent of the vote and 191 of the 262 seats at stake in the House of Commons. The outcome, as the final count is still underway, is not as great for the Liberals under Mark Carney in the first election held under “Pox Americana”: 44 per cent of the vote and 169 of 343 seats, as of early Wednesday.
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2 weeks ago | 
researchco.ca | Mario Canseco
Similar proportions of Canadians would be “very upset” with the Conservatives (49%) or Liberals (46%) forming the government. Vancouver, BC [April 29, 2025] – Canadian voters are deeply divided when assessing the possible outcome of the 2025 federal election, a new Research Co. “Exit Poll” poll has found.
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2 weeks ago | 
researchco.ca | Mario Canseco
Likely voters who are Millennials or Generation Z members are more concerned about housing than their older counterparts. Vancouver, BC [April 27, 2025] – The Liberal Party heads to tomorrow’s federal election in Canada as the frontrunner, a new Research Co. poll has found.
