How well do you know the polls in Canada?
Ten questions from today's figures: our poll averages, our forecast and how the polls did at past elections. Round 44 for 4 November 2026.
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1At which election since 2000 were Canada's final polls furthest out?
2004: 2.0 points out per party on average. See the page
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2Which party has lost most support since Canada's last election (28 April 2025)?
Conservative: 41.3% then, 30.7% in our average now (−10.6 points). See the page
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3Which party won the most votes at Canada's 2025 election?
Liberal with 43.8%, ahead of Conservative on 41.3%. See the page
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4To the nearest point, what share of the vote did Liberal win at Canada's 2015 election?
39.5%. See the page
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5How many seats does our forecast give Liberal in the House of Commons in Canada?
235 in our projection, a majority (172 needed). See the page
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6At Canada's 2025 election, which party did better than the final polls said, by the most?
Conservative: 38.9% in the final polls, 41.3% on the day. See the page
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7To the nearest point, what share of the vote did Conservative win at Canada's 2019 election?
34.3%. See the page
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8At which election since 2000 were Canada's final polls closest to the result?
2000: 0.4 points out per party on average. See the page
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9Which party won the most votes at Canada's 2015 election?
Liberal with 39.5%, ahead of Conservative on 31.9%. See the page
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10At Canada's 2025 election, how far out was the average final poll, per party, to the nearest half point?
1.5 points per party, over 13 final polls. See the page
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