Ontario Provincial Polls
Ontario 2007 General Election

Last update: 9 OCTOBER, 2007

12 Month Polling Trends: individual polls + rolling 5-poll average

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All individual polls conducted in the past 12 months

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This page will be updated as regularly as polls are released.

For up to date Ontario provincial polls from all the major polling firms: SES, Strategic, Pollara, Ipsos-Ried, Decima and Environics, bookmark this page.

About the methodology:

Unlike the national-level Paulitics Polling Resource, the Ontario 2007 election resource does not employ a five poll rolling average due to the smaller number of total polls which get conducted at this level. Thus, readers should be aware that the Margin of Error (MOE) will be higher than usual for the Paulitics resources. In general, the MOE will fluctuate between roughly +/- 2.45% at the high end of the spectrum and +/- 2.05% and the low end of the spectrum. The Ontario 2007 election resource now uses a five poll rolling average since more polls have been released.

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2 Responses to “Ontario 2007: Polls”


  1. 1 Jack 27 September, 2007 at 10:58 pm

    WELL…………….I think the polls do reflect the current situation – I have a feeling that Tory has lost this election for the PC’s bcause of his support for faith-based school funding – if it hadn’t been for this issue, I suspect Mr. Tory would have been elected Premier next October 10th!

  2. 2 Doug 4 October, 2007 at 4:23 pm

    I think it is important to synch up the climbing NDP poll support with the $10 minimum wage campaign and then the decline in NDP support and rise in Liberal support when McGuinty agreed to raise the minimum wage.


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