Opinion polling for the 1988 Canadian federal election

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Polls leading up to the 1988 Canadian federal election.

National polls

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Graph of opinion polls conducted

Campaign period

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Evolution of voting intentions at national level
Polling firm Last day
of survey 		Source PC LPC NDP Other ME Sample Margin
Voting results 43.02 31.92 20.38 4.68 11.10
Gallup November 19, 1988 [1] 40 35 22 3 — — —
Insight Canada Research November 18, 1988 [2] 43 32 20 5 — — —
Angus Reid November 17, 1988 [3] 41 33 23 3 ± 2.5 1,512 8
Gallup November 12, 1988 [4] 35 35 26 4 ± 4.0 1,026 0
Canadian Facts November 8, 1988 [5] 38 38 21 — ± 2.2 2,200 0
Angus Reid November 8, 1988 [6] 39 35 24 — ± 2.5 1,501 4
Environics November 8, 1988 [7] 35 37 24 5 — 1,275 —
Gallup November 5, 1988 [8] 31 43 22 — ± 4.0 1,041 12
Insight Canada Research November 3, 1988 [9] 37 40 20 3 ± 3.2 1,101 3
Environics October 30, 1988 [10] 31 37 26 6 — 727 —
Insight Canada Research November 3, 1988 [10] 35 39 23 3 — 1,100 —
Gallup October 29, 1988 [10] [11] 38 32 27 3 — 1,034 —
Angus Reid October 27, 1988 [12] 35 35 28 2 ± 2.5 1,502 0
Environics October 26, 1988 [10] 32 32 28 8 — 811 —
Gallup October 15, 1988 [13] 39 29 28 4 ± 4.0 1,027 10
Environics October 10, 1988 [14] 42 25 29 5 — 1,515 —
Angus Reid October 3, 1988 [15] 45 26 27 2 ± 2.5 1,512 19
Gallup October 3, 1988 [16] 43 33 22 2 ± 4.0 1,061 10
Official call of federal elections (October 1, 1988)

During the 33rd Parliament of Canada

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Evolution of voting intentions at national level
Polling firm Last day
of survey 		Source PC LPC NDP Other ME Sample
Gallup September 10, 1988 [17] 37 33 27 — ± 4.0 1,032
Gallup August 6, 1988 [18] 34 35 30 — ± 4.0 1,036
Environics July 26, 1988 [19] 34 38 26 — ± 2.5 1,503
Angus Reid July 25, 1988 [19] 35 34 28 — — —
Gallup July 11, 1988 [20] 35 37 27 1 — —
Environics June 27, 1988 [21] 31 37 30 2 — 1,992
Angus Reid June 21, 1988 [22] 33 34 31 2 ± 2.5 1,506
Gallup June 4, 1988 [20] 31 39 29 1 — —
Angus Reid May 18, 1988 [23] 31 37 30 2 — —
Gallup May 7, 1988 [20] 28 39 31 2 — —
Gallup April 9, 1988 [20] 31 38 30 1 — —
Environics March 24, 1988 [24] 29 40 30 1 — 1,983
Angus Reid March 21, 1988 [25] 34 30 34 2 ± 2.5 1,517
Gallup March 5, 1988 [20] 28 37 33 2 — —
Angus Reid February 23, 1988 [26] 32 33 33 2 ± 2.5 1,521
Gallup February 6, 1988 [27] 27 41 31 1 ± 4.0 1,022
Gallup January 9, 1988 [28] 30 36 31 2 — —
Ratification of the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement (January 2, 1988)
Gallup December 5, 1987 [28] [29] 29 35 34 2 ± 4.0 1,000
Angus Reid December 4, 1987 [29] 30 37 32 — ± 2.5 1,507
Gallup November 7, 1987 [28] 25 40 33 2 — —
Gallup October 10, 1987 [28] 23 38 38 1 — —
Gallup September 5, 1987 [28] 25 36 37 2 — —
Gallup August 8, 1987 [28] 25 36 37 2 — —
Gallup July 11, 1987 [28] 23 35 41 1 — —
Angus Reid June 24, 1987 [30] 26 32 40 — ± 2.5 1,504
Environics June 10, 1987 [30] 26 36 37 — — —
Gallup June 6, 1987 [28] 24 39 35 2 — —
Signing of the Meech Lake Accord (June 2–3, 1987)
Angus Reid May 25, 1987 [31] 22 38 38 — ± 2.5 1,521
Angus Reid May 11, 1987 [32] 25 36 37 — — 1,670
Gallup May 9, 1987 [28] 26 42 30 3 — 1,014
Gallup April 11, 1987 [33] 24 42 32 3 — 1,008
Gallup March 14, 1987 [33] 24 41 34 1 — —
Angus Reid March 6, 1987 [34] 23 42 33 2 ± 2.5 1,666
Gallup February 14, 1987 [33] 22 44 32 2 — —
Gallup January 10, 1987 [33] 28 41 30 1 — —
Gallup December 6, 1986 [33] 30 45 25 1 — —
Gallup November 8, 1986 [33] 31 39 29 1 — —
Gallup October 4, 1986 [33] 31 38 29 1 — —
Gallup September 13, 1986 [35] 35 36 28 2 ± 4.0 1,000
Gallup August 16, 1986 [33] 33 41 24 2 — —
Gallup August 9, 1986 [33] 31 35 33 1 — —
Gallup July 5, 1986 [33] 36 41 21 2 — —
Angus Reid June 24, 1986 [36] 31 38 27 — — 1,673
CROP-Environics June 15, 1986 [37] [38] 36 39 24 — — 2,040
Gallup June 7, 1986 [39] 32 40 27 1 — —
Angus Reid May 13, 1986 [40] 38 36 24 — ± 2.5 1,063
Gallup May 3, 1986 [33] 32 40 27 1 — —
Gallup April 5, 1986 [33] 37 40 21 2 — —
Gallup March 15, 1986 [33] 41 34 25 1 — —
Gallup February 8, 1986 [33] 36 41 23 1 — —
Gallup December 7, 1985 [33] 37 38 24 1 — —
Gallup November 9, 1985 [35] 40 36 24 0 — —
Gallup October 5, 1985 [35] 43 35 22 1 — —
Gallup September 7, 1985 [35] 48 29 22 1 — —
Angus Reid August 27, 1985 [41] 46 29 21 4 — —
Gallup August 10, 1985 [39] [41] 46 32 20 2 — 1,037
Gallup July 13, 1985 [42] 40 33 26 1 — —
Gallup June 8, 1985 [42] 44 33 21 2 — —
Gallup May 18, 1985 [42] 45 31 22 1 — —
Gallup April 6, 1985 [43] 54 24 21 1 ± 4.0 1,037
Gallup February 23, 1985 [42] 56 26 17 1 — —
Gallup February 2, 1985 [42] 53 25 21 1 — —
Gallup January 5, 1985 [42] [44] 53 25 21 1 ± 4.0 1,054
Gallup December 8, 1984 [42] 54 24 20 2 — —
CROP November 30, 1984 [45] [46] 57 22 20 1 ± 2.0 1,971
Gallup November 3, 1984 [42] 55 23 20 2 — —
Gallup October 13, 1984 [42] 60 21 17 3 — —
Election 1984 50.03 28.02 18.81 3.14

By geographic area

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In Québec

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Evolution of voting intentions in Québec
Polling firm Last day
of survey 		Source PC LPC NDP Other ME Sample
Voting results 52.7 30.3 14.4 2.6
Gallup November 19, 1988 [1] 47 32 17 4 — —
CROP November 18, 1988 [1] 45 36 17 — — —
Angus Reid November 17, 1988 [3] 50 29 21 0 — —
Angus Reid November 8, 1988 [6] 49 35 16 — — —
Environics November 8, 1988 [7] 45 33 18 4 — —
Gallup November 5, 1988 [8] 32 46 18 2 — —
Environics October 30, 1988 [10] 34 35 23 8 — —
Gallup October 15, 1988 [13] 45 30 23 2 — —
Environics October 10, 1988 [10] 47 23 25 5 — —
Angus Reid October 3, 1988 [15] 56 20 23 1 — —
Gallup October 3, 1988 [16] 44 34 20 2 — —
Official call of federal elections (October 1, 1988)
CROP September 22, 1988 [47] 42 30 27 0 — —
Gallup August 6, 1988 [18] 37 41 23 — — —
Gallup July 9, 1988 [48] 42 37 20 — — —
CROP June 22, 1988 [49] 31 45 23 1 — 1,605
Angus Reid June 21, 1988 [22] 35 36 26 3 — —
Gallup June 4, 1988 [50] 22 50 26 — — —
Sorécom May 24, 1988 [51] 31 40 27 — ± 3.0 1,102
Angus Reid May 18, 1988 [23] 28 41 30 1 — —
CROP May 18, 1988 [47] 30 44 26 1 — —
CROP April 19, 1988 [47] 26 46 28 0 — —
Sorecom April 13, 1988 [52] 31 38 31 0 — 991
Gallup April 9, 1988 [52] 20 43 36 1 — —
Environics March 24, 1988 [24] 24 46 29 — — —
CROP March 7, 1988 [53] 27 46 26 1 ± 4.0 647
Sorécom February 28, 1988 [54] 28 39 31 — — 1,191
Angus Reid February 23, 1988 [26] [55] 31 32 35 — — —
Gallup February 6, 1988 [27] 21 51 27 — — —
Gallup January 9, 1988 [27] 28 38 32 — — —
Gallup November 7, 1987 [56] 25 38 — — — —
CROP June 18, 1987 [47] 22 46 31 1 — —
Angus Reid May 25, 1987 [31] 16 30 50 — — —
Gallup April 11, 1987 [33] 17 49 34 — — —
IQOP April 10, 1987 [57] 18 41 41 — — —
Angus Reid March 4, 1987 [34] 17 40 40 — — 392
Sorécom February 27, 1987 [34] 18 45 36 — ± 2.3 1,200
Sorécom September 26, 1986 [58] 27 43 31 — — 1,824
Angus Reid June 24, 1986 [36] 20 48 27 — — —
CROP/Environics June 15, 1986 [37] 25 49 25 — — —
Sorécom May 25, 1986 [59] 28 42 30 — ± 3.0 1,995
Angus Reid May 13, 1986 [40] 30 45 22 — — —
UdeM April 22, 1986 [60] 32 50 16 2 — 2,013
Sorécom February 28, 1986 [61] 27 47 26 1 ± 2.89 1,227
IQOP January 24, 1986 [62] 23 54 21 — — —
Sorécom May 23, 1985 [61] 57 26 16 1 — —
Election 1984 50.2 35.4 8.8 5.6

In Ontario

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Evolution of voting intentions in Ontario
Polling firm Last day
of survey 		Source PC LPC NDP Other ME Sample
Voting results November 21, 1988 38.2 38.9 20.1 2.8
Environics October 10, 1988 [14] 37 27 33 3 — —
Gallup February 6, 1988 [63] 26 42 32 0 — —
Gallup January 9, 1988 [64] 28 42 30 0 — —
Elections in 1984 47.6 29.8 20.8 1.8

In Alberta

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Evolution of voting intentions in Alberta
Polling firm Last day
of survey 		Source PC LPC NDP Reform Other ME Sample
Voting results 51.8 13.7 17.4 15.4 1.7
Environics October 10, 1988 [14] 49 15 24 12 0 — —
Angus Reid June 24, 1986 [65] 51 18 27 — 4 — —
Elections in 1984 68.8 12.7 14.1 — 4.4

In British Columbia

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Evolution of voting intentions in British Columbia
Polling firm Last day
of survey 		Source PC LPC NDP Reform Other ME Sample
Voting results 35.3 20.4 37.0 4.8 2.5
Environics October 10, 1988 [14] 31 22 40 — 7 — —
Gallup October 3, 1988 [16] 39 25 29 — 7 — —
Angus Reid May 25, 1987 [66] 24 34 42 – 0 — —
Elections in 1984 46.6 16.4 35.1 – 1.9

References

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