As I have mentioned before, I put more stock in Ipsos-Reid polls (and Strategic Counsel) than all of the other firms. Here are their latest numbers:
Liberals: 34%
Conservatives: 30%
New Democrats: 16%
Bloc Quebecois: 14%
Greens: 5%
It seems that the undecided vote has moved from 8% to 14%. Does anyone know what that means? Is that a good sign for the incumabants; for the challengers? I would say an increase in undecideds means that people are engaging in the campaign but that has not shifted the overall numbers.
It seems that the Liberals have rebounded in Ontario and now hold a 41-34 lead - although that is a tighter gap than in the last election.
