Who Would Win?

Ray Turner - Mar 27, 2004 / 10:54 am | Story: 433

A new poll suggests Prime Minister Paul Martin still has a lot of work to do to repair the damage caused by the sponsorship scandal.

The Ipsos-Reid survey found that Liberals have the backing of 38 per cent of decided voters, the same as they did three weeks ago in the polling company's last survey.

The Conservatives are at 27 per cent, up one percentage point from the last poll, while the NDP are at 15 per cent, down two points.

The numbers suggest the Liberals would form only a minority government if an election were held now.

Sources suggest an election call is very close.

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April 17, 2024 - 8643 votes
Should the federal government cut programs and staff to balance the budget before adding new taxes?

Yes:	6907
No:	1298
Unsure:	438

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Should wealthy Canadians pay higher taxes?

Yes:	6840
No:	3488
Unsure:	607

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Affordability:	2616
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No:	14561
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No:	2156

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Should the federal government cut programs and staff to balance the budget before adding new taxes?

Total Votes: 8644
Yes:	79.92%
No:	15.02%
Unsure:	5.07%

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