Abacus Data retweeted
Here's the challenge for the Saskatchewan Party.
18% of residents say the government has done a good job, but it's still time for a change.
After nearly 20 years in office, performance alone may not be enough.
Our first SK poll, with many more to come.
abacusdata.ca/saskatchewan-p…
Abacus Data retweeted
Scott Moe and Carla Beck have different political strengths.
Moe leads on the economy and standing up to Ottawa.
Beck leads on health care and empathy.
But on affordability, they're tied at 31%.
Our first Saskatchewan poll offers plenty to unpack.
abacusdata.ca/saskatchewan-p…
Abacus Data retweeted
One of the most striking findings in our first Saskatchewan poll is the generational divide.
The NDP leads among every age group under 60.
But among those 60+, the Sask Party leads 65% to 32%.
Generational change is reshaping SK politics.
abacusdata.ca/saskatchewan-p…
Abacus Data retweeted
Saskatchewan is a province politically divided by geography.
In our first SK poll, the NDP leads in:
Saskatoon: 62% to 34%
Regina: 54% to 41%
But the Sask Party dominates rural Saskatchewan.
More SK polling coming as we expand west.
abacusdata.ca/saskatchewan-p…
Abacus Data retweeted
Here's the political challenge for Danielle Smith.
77% of Albertans rate her government's performance on affordability as poor.
70% say the same about housing.
64% about health care.
These are also the issues Albertans most want addressed.
abacusdata.ca/in-alberta-87-…
Abacus Data retweeted
NEW ABACUS DATA POLL: We're expanding into Saskatchewan, and our first poll finds a very competitive political landscape.
Sask Party: 48%
NDP: 46%
Other: 6%
This is the first of many Saskatchewan polls to come.
abacusdata.ca/saskatchewan-p…
Here's the challenge for the Saskatchewan Party.
18% of residents say the government has done a good job, but it's still time for a change.
After nearly 20 years in office, performance alone may not be enough.
Our first SK poll, with many more to come.
abacusdata.ca/saskatchewan-p…
Abacus Data retweeted
We're growing again!
Following our acquisition of Probe Research, Abacus Data is expanding into Saskatchewan with a new quarterly omnibus survey.
Today we release our first SK poll. It's the first of three reports this week, and the beginning of much more to come.
abacusdata.ca/saskatchewan-p…
Abacus Data retweeted
We invest in roads, bridges and ports because they make our economy stronger.
Why not wetlands, forests and watersheds?
77% of Canadians support treating investments in natural assets as investments in Canada's long-term economic resilience.
New Abacus poll: abacusdata.ca/canadians-are-…
Scott Moe and Carla Beck have different political strengths.
Moe leads on the economy and standing up to Ottawa.
Beck leads on health care and empathy.
But on affordability, they're tied at 31%.
Our first Saskatchewan poll offers plenty to unpack.
abacusdata.ca/saskatchewan-p…
One of the most striking findings in our first Saskatchewan poll is the generational divide.
The NDP leads among every age group under 60.
But among those 60+, the Sask Party leads 65% to 32%.
Generational change is reshaping SK politics.
abacusdata.ca/saskatchewan-p…
Saskatchewan is a province politically divided by geography.
In our first SK poll, the NDP leads in:
Saskatoon: 62% to 34%
Regina: 54% to 41%
But the Sask Party dominates rural Saskatchewan.
More SK polling coming as we expand west.
abacusdata.ca/saskatchewan-p…
NEW ABACUS DATA POLL: We're expanding into Saskatchewan, and our first poll finds a very competitive political landscape.
Sask Party: 48%
NDP: 46%
Other: 6%
This is the first of many Saskatchewan polls to come.
abacusdata.ca/saskatchewan-p…
We're growing again!
Following our acquisition of Probe Research, Abacus Data is expanding into Saskatchewan with a new quarterly omnibus survey.
Today we release our first SK poll. It's the first of three reports this week, and the beginning of much more to come.
abacusdata.ca/saskatchewan-p…
Here's the political challenge for Danielle Smith.
77% of Albertans rate her government's performance on affordability as poor.
70% say the same about housing.
64% about health care.
These are also the issues Albertans most want addressed.
abacusdata.ca/in-alberta-87-…
We invest in roads, bridges and ports because they make our economy stronger.
Why not wetlands, forests and watersheds?
77% of Canadians support treating investments in natural assets as investments in Canada's long-term economic resilience.
New Abacus poll: abacusdata.ca/canadians-are-…
At a time when Canadians are thinking a lot about our economic independence, here's a remarkable finding:
93% believe investing in nature can strengthen Canada's long-term economic resilience and independence.
That's up 6 points in just one year.
Our new poll: abacusdata.ca/canadians-are-…
What do Albertans want their provincial government to focus on next year?
43% affordability
38% health care
26% housing
25% economy and jobs
20% pipelines
6% independence
A pretty clear message about what matters most.
abacusdata.ca/in-alberta-87-…
New Abacus Data poll: Alberta's political debate has been dominated by independence. But Albertans have other priorities.
87% worry about affordability.
83% about strained public services.
Only 6% prioritize independence.
The public agenda is very different from the political one.
abacusdata.ca/in-alberta-87-…
Our takeaway from our latest Alberta poll:
The referendum exposed real divisions about Alberta's future. But it didn't erase what Albertans agree on.
They want affordable lives, better public services and economic opportunity.
And they want their government focused on delivering.
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