Thursday, October 09, 2014
September 2014 Manitoba Party Standings
Winnipeg
– A new Probe Research survey conducted for the Winnipeg Free Press and CTV Winnipeg shows the Manitoba Progressive
Conservative party with a comfortable 12-point advantage over the governing New
Democrats.
The
Progressive Conservatives currently have the support of 42 percent of decided
Manitoba voters, down slightly from the level of support the party recorded in
June (-3%). Three-in-ten decided voters, meanwhile, would cast a ballot for the
New Democratic Party in a hypothetical general election (30%, down from 32% in
June). One-in-five voters (20%) now prefer the provincial Liberals – which
marks a slight increase (+4%) since the last Probe Research survey in June.
Eight percent of decided voters would cast a ballot for the Green Party or
other parties not represented in the Legislature.
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