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Originally Posted by Suave
I think a sample of 1000 Canadian voters is more then enough. With that you get 95% confidence level +/- 3% on the national level. I don't think you will find too many regular polls that will survey more people. But on the regional side there is more room for error.
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Lots of polls survey more people. The Harris Decima one from last week had over 2000, and margin of errors at 4.4 and 3.8 in Quebec and Ontario, and 2.2 nationally. The Ekos one was also over 2000, with margin of errors of 4.6 and 3.7 in Quebec and Ontario and 2.3 nationally. I'm more interested in seeing the next iteration of both of those.