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About this MQO Research federal poll


This federal poll was fielded by MQO Research in March 2025, with a middle field date of March 27, 2025. The poll collected data from a total sample of n=1,938 Canadian respondents via an online panel.

The margin of error for an online sample is not applicable. For comparison purposes, a random sample of this size would yield a margin of error [moe] of ±2.2%, 19 times out of 20 (for entire sample only) around the 50%-mark.

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Canada 45% LPC 34% CPC 11% NDP 4% BQ 4% GPC 2% PPC MQO Research federal poll | 2025-03-27 338Canada.com
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212 LPC 60 CPC 1 NDP 1 BQ 1 GPC Regional poll NL 7 PEI 4 NS 11 NB 8 2 QC 63 13 1 1 ON 87 34 1 MB SK AB BC 32 11 YT NWT NU 338Canada seat projections 338Canada seat projection estimate Based on MQO Research regional federal poll March 27, 2025 🍁
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Breakdown by region

Atlantic Canada 60% LPC 32% CPC 6% NDP 2% GPC 1% PPC MQO Research federal poll | 2025-03-27 338Canada.com
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Quebec 46% LPC 24% CPC 16% BQ 9% NDP 4% GPC 2% PPC MQO Research federal poll | 2025-03-27 338Canada.com
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Ontario 50% LPC 34% CPC 8% NDP 5% GPC 3% PPC MQO Research federal poll | 2025-03-27 338Canada.com
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Prairies (AB/SK/MB) 52% CPC 29% LPC 17% NDP 5% GPC 1% PPC MQO Research federal poll | 2025-03-27 338Canada.com
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British Columbia 46% LPC 31% CPC 17% NDP 5% GPC 1% PPC MQO Research federal poll | 2025-03-27 338Canada.com
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Breakdown by gender

Female voters 48% LPC 30% CPC 12% NDP 5% GPC 3% BQ 2% PPC MQO Research federal poll | 2025-03-27 338Canada.com
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Male voters 43% LPC 38% CPC 10% NDP 4% BQ 3% GPC 2% PPC MQO Research federal poll | 2025-03-27 338Canada.com
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