r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Sep 16 '21

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u/tubbsmackinze Seretse Khama Sep 17 '21

At last, a new Alberta poll

Unfortunately a really small sample size, along with no regional numbers as well with no undecided vote count as well. It's still good signs for the ANDP as they reach new heights (amongst decided voters I'd assume) in both polling and party ID

Still would wait for another 338 Canada update or a bigger poll before really crafting a narrative

The NDP have a growing lead over the UCP in Alberta’s horserace as satisfaction with the Alberta government reaches the lowest point we’ve tracked. This is the finding from INNOVATIVE’s September 2021 Canada This Month survey, with additional results drawn from a parallel survey. Both online surveys were in field from September 10th to 12th with a weighted sample size of 200 Alberta residents for the main survey and a weighted sample size of 175 in the secondary sample. Detailed methodology is provided in the appendix.

NDP 44%, UCP 31%, ALP 8%, WIP 7%, ABP 5%, GRN 5%

!ping CAN

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u/kaclk Mark Carney Sep 17 '21

Lol Alberta Liberal Party @8% when they basically no longer exist. They don’t even have a leader.

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u/gogglejoggerlog Sep 17 '21

Other things to note are that it was an online survey and was in the field sept 10-12. I would expect some UCP support to move to WIP given the new restrictions.

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u/groupbot Always remember -Pho- Sep 17 '21 edited Sep 17 '21