by jenkinsresearch | Jan 14, 2019 | Canadian Public Poll Analysis
It was a big year in polling. The 2018 Public Polls Project identified a 5% point increase in the number of polls released compared with a year earlier. And more polls means more online polls as online widened its advantage. Cannabis and trade were the top public...
by jenkinsresearch | Aug 29, 2018 | Canadian Public Poll Analysis
Online Reigns but Telephone has not Lost its Relevance Online research has dominated the market research industry for more than a decade so it is not a surprise that it remains the most used tool for those who are conducting research that they plan to release...
by jenkinsresearch | Jul 11, 2018 | Canadian Public Poll Analysis, Public Opinion
Number of Poll Releases After three quarters of stable public poll releases (between 191 and 195), Q2 registered 244 polls on the back of a large amount of Ontario election polling. This was not the highest quarter on record, in 2016 259 releases were identified but...
by jenkinsresearch | Apr 11, 2018 | Canadian Public Poll Analysis, Public Opinion
Twenty-four months ago, the database of public opinion releases that fuels this analysis was started. All this time later, information on 1762 releases has been compiled. Readers are reminded that more than one release might appear on a single survey data collection...
by jenkinsresearch | Jan 3, 2018 | Canadian Public Poll Analysis, Public Opinion
While polling continued to be ubiquitous in Q4 (195 public opinion releases were identified), the number actually was significantly lower than in Q4 of 2016 when 259 polls were released (the quarterly tracking is here). Given the October to December period is a...
by jenkinsresearch | Nov 24, 2017 | Canadian Public Poll Analysis, Public Opinion, Uncategorized
Q3 saw an expected decline in the number of polls released into the public domain from Q2 as the summer broad less polling activity. This aligns well with the 2016 summer result. International trade and relations were top topics of national public policy polls as...
