(04/30/11) -
Conservatives and NDP Gain in Canada, as Liberals Fall Below 20% Mark
New Democrats increase their standing in Quebec and British Columbia, and move to second place in Ontario.
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(04/27/11) -
Tories Lead in Canada, NDP Firmly in Second Place Due to Quebec Strength
High approval numbers continue for Jack Layton, as Liberal support and momentum for Michael Ignatieff plummet.
(04/26/11) -
U.S. Republicans Prefer Huckabee and Romney for 2012 Race
Donald Trump is seen as a good choice for the presidency by two-in-five GOP voters, as support for Sarah Palin drops.
(04/26/11) -
Conservative Voters Propel No to New Heights in British Referendum
Practically three-in-five decided voters would cast a ballot to keep the existing first past the post system.
(04/25/11) -
Most Canadians Face Election with Mistrust, Skepticism and Cynicism
Unique segmentation shows that a third of Canadians are waiting to be swayed by policy ideas.
(04/24/11) -
Britons Call for Changes in Line of Succession After Royal Wedding
Three-in-five respondents want to abolish the regulation that gives priority to male heirs, and allows women to ascend the throne only under specific circumstances.
(04/22/11) -
Canadian Catholics More Likely to Back Conservatives in Election
Most Protestants are also supporting Tory candidates in this election; atheist and agnostics are split between the two main federal parties.
(04/21/11) -
Conservatives Ahead of Federal Rivals in British Columbia
Support for the New Democratic Party (NDP) has increased across the province since the last federal election.
(04/21/11) -
Situation in Japan Changes the Mindset of Britons on Nuclear Power
Support for building more nuclear power stations in the UK has dropped by 12 points since November 2009.
(04/19/11) -
Domestic Economy in Bad Shape for Four-in-Five Americans
Paying down debt remains an important issue for respondents, who foresee more expensive gas and groceries.
