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Originally Posted by transplant99
Anyone now how the NDP are polling in Quebec these days? Did a quick search but didnt see anything.
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http://www.threehundredeight.com/p/canada.html
You're in luck a new one out today...
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CROP's Quebec poll showed little change at the top from their last survey from June, with the Liberals down only a single point to 41%. But the New Democrats fell five points to 27%, their lowest level in a CROP poll since the 2011 election. The Bloc Québécois was up two points to 17% and the Conservatives were up six points to 14%. About 10% of respondents were undecided, while another 6% refused to answer or said they would not vote for any of these parties.
The Liberals led in this poll among francophones with 33% to the NDP's 31%, as well as among non-francophones with 72%. But it was the Conservatives, at 20%, and not the NDP, at only 8%, that placed second in this demographic. The Liberals led throughout the province except in Quebec City, where the Conservatives were ahead.
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That would still likely mean that the NDP would take the most seats due to the high concentration of Grit voters being in Montreal but the NDP losing to the Grits even amoungst francophones has to be concerning for them.