Opinion polling for the 1968 Canadian federal election

This article is about polls leading up to the 1968 Canadian federal election.

During the 27th Parliament of Canada + Evolution of voting intentions at national level Polling firmLast day of survey Source LPC PC NDP Other SampleElection 1968June 25, 196845.3731.4316.966.24GallupJune 19684729186GallupMay 25, 196846291510GallupMay 19685029165Pierre Elliot Trudeau becomes leader of the LPC (April 6, 1968) and PM (April 20, 1968)GallupMarch 19684234168GallupJanuary 196832381812Lester Pearson announces his retirement as Prime Minister (14 December 1967)GallupOctober 19673443176Robert Stanfield becomes leader of the PC Party (September 9, 1967)GallupAugust 196741301811GallupMay 19673629269GallupFebruary 196737252810GallupNovember 196638262610GallupSeptember 196637322110GallupJuly 196638302012GallupApril 196641301910GallupJanuary 19664428217Election 1965November 8, 196540.1832.4117.919.50

Riding-specific polls Fort William + Evolution of voting intentions at national level Polling firmLast day of survey Source LPC NDP PC SampleElection 1968June 25, 196840.5928.2227.80Lakehead UniversityJune 19, 196846.225.728.2Election 1965November 8, 196547.4534.3318.22

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