Lib 32.2% Nanos<\/span><\/a> (June 17-21, n = 781 telephone)<\/p>\n Lib 36.3% Angus Reid<\/a> (June 17-18, n = 1005 online)<\/p>\n CPC<\/span> 32% Ipsos<\/span><\/a> (released June 20, n = 1000 telephone)<\/p>\n Lib 35% Harris-Decima<\/span><\/a> (May 28-June 8, n = 2000 telephone)<\/p>\n Lib 35% OVERALL<\/strong> <\/u>(change since May in brackets)<\/em><\/p>\n Lib 33.9%<\/strong> (-0.6%)<\/span> ALSO…<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n -This CROP poll<\/a> is spun as the end of the Ignatieff<\/span> honeymoon in Quebec, but an 8 point gain vis<\/span>-a-vis<\/span> the Bloc isn’t a bad way to end the honeymoon in my humble opinion. (And Leger<\/a> has the Grits and BQ<\/span> tied)<\/p>\n -There’s a new site for polling info – threehundredeight<\/span>.com<\/a> (wherever did they get that name idea, eh?). There’s nothing super high level as of yet, but it seems to be doing a good job posting poll results, and they do have a funky graph on pollster biases<\/a>.<\/p>\n -Speaking of which, there’s some interesting back<\/a> and forth<\/a> between Paulitics<\/span> and Ipsos<\/span> Senior VP John Wright.<\/p>\n
CPC<\/span> 31.0%
NDP<\/span> 16.2%
Green 11.5%
BQ<\/span> 9.0%<\/p>\n
CPC<\/span> 32.2%
NDP<\/span> 16.8%
BQ<\/span> 9.8%
Green 4.8%<\/p>\n
Lib 31%
NDP<\/span> 18%
BQ<\/span> 11%
Green 7%<\/p>\n
CPC<\/span> 34%
NDP<\/span> 13%
BQ<\/span> 10%
Green 8%<\/p>\n
CPC<\/span> 31%
NDP<\/span> 15%
BQ<\/span> 9%
Green 8%<\/p>\n
CPC<\/span> 32.0%<\/strong> (+0.2%)<\/span>
NDP<\/span> 15.8%<\/strong> (+0.8%)<\/span>
BQ<\/span> 9.8%<\/strong> (+0.8%)<\/span>
Green 7.9%<\/strong> (-1.9%)<\/span><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/1.bp.blogspot.com\/_L6NW1UySEKs\/Sk2AAELRsjI\/AAAAAAAABQc\/Fdke_1hQ_Rc\/s320\/june.jpg\")
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