Tapping into the Pulse: Political public opinion polling in Canada, 2013

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Written by Éric Grenier, creator of ThreeHundredEight.com, and with a foreword by Paul Adams, Associate Professor of Journalism at Carleton University, “Tapping into the Pulse: Political public opinion polling in Canada, 2013” tells the story of the year in Canadian provincial and federal politics with a special center of attention on polls.

Federally, this eBook tells the story of how the Liberals made unbelievable gains under their new leader Justin Trudeau, how the Senate scandal ate away at Conservative improve, and how the New Democrats managed in their first full year under Thomas Mulcair. Provincially, it looks on the ups and downs of each and every premier, how and why the polls were so mistaken in British Columbia, why they did the job in Nova Scotia, and what they may be able to let us know about the political situation in Ontario and Quebec as the provinces headed towards elections in 2014. “Tapping into the Pulse” also includes reference tables of polls released all the way through 2013 from most of Canada’s major pollsters, making it an invaluable resource.

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