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46th Canadian federal election: Polls

The DaveManuel.com polling average for the 46th Canadian federal election, built from every poll in Wikipedia's polling table for the election and updated several times a day. Pick any federal or provincial election below.

Liberal +16.5
lead in the polling average over the second-place party · 14 polls in the average, latest October 17, 2026
47.2%Liberal
30.7%Conservative
11.4%NDP
6.2%Bloc Québécois
2.5%Green

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01The Polling Average

PartyAverage4 weeks earlier
Liberal47.2%46.6%
Conservative30.7%31.9%
NDP11.4%10.9%
Bloc Québécois6.2%5.8%
Green2.5%2.8%
People's Party1.3%1.1%
Others0.7%1.0%

Weighted average of 14 polls ending in the 30 days to October 17, 2026 (60 days when fewer than three polls are available): newer polls and larger samples count for more (weight halves every 7 days), and each firm's older polls count half, so no single pollster dominates.

02Latest Polls

PollsterEndedSampleLPCCPCNDPBQGPC
Liaison StrategiesOct 17, 20261,00045301462
Nanos ResearchOct 16, 20261,01650.628.311.56.22.2
Abacus DataOct 13, 20263,1974634973
LégerOct 12, 20261,5254833863
Liaison StrategiesOct 10, 20261,26345291562
Nanos ResearchOct 9, 20261,03448.829.511.16.42.1
Liaison StrategiesOct 3, 20261,52646281562
EkosOct 2, 20262,02047.226.415.34.63.2
Nanos ResearchOct 2, 20261,02049.128.210.96.33.4
Liaison StrategiesSep 26, 20261,52646291562
Nanos ResearchSep 25, 20261,02249.927.9115.63.5
Abacus DataSep 23, 20262,7744634972
Liaison StrategiesSep 19, 20261,52645311562
Nanos ResearchSep 18, 20261,02648.13111.24.83.3
Liaison StrategiesSep 12, 20261,52644321462
Nanos ResearchSep 11, 20261,01448.330.910.94.93.2
Abacus DataSep 9, 20261,4794733873
LégerSep 7, 20261,5384933673
Angus ReidSep 7, 20261,81146321252
Liaison StrategiesSep 5, 20261,52645311362
Nanos ResearchSep 4, 20261,02047.331.310.853.4
Liaison StrategiesAug 29, 20261,52646291363
Nanos ResearchAug 28, 20261,01743.732.61263.9
IpsosAug 27, 20261,00144331082
Abacus DataAug 26, 20262,0224535972

The most recent 25 of 242 polls in the table, by the last day in the field. Columns: LPC = Liberal, CPC = Conservative, NDP = NDP, BQ = Bloc Québécois, GPC = Green.

03Every Federal and Provincial Election

ElectionLeadingLeadLatest poll
British Columbia2026 British Columbia general electionBC Conservatives 43.5%+4.9Oct 23, 2026
Canada (federal)46th Canadian federal electionLiberal 47.2%+16.5Oct 17, 2026
Alberta32nd Alberta general electionUnited Conservative 45.3%+0.1Oct 16, 2026
Saskatchewan31st Saskatchewan general electionSaskatchewan Party 48.0%+2.0Oct 13, 2026
Manitoba44th Manitoba general electionNDP 60.0%+31.0Sep 14, 2026
Ontario45th Ontario general electionPC 39.5%+7.9Oct 19, 2026
Quebec45th Quebec general electionNo polls published yet
New Brunswick42nd New Brunswick general electionLiberal 46.0%+16.0Sep 28, 2026
Nova Scotia66th Nova Scotia general electionNDP 35.7%+4.0Sep 28, 2026
Prince Edward Island68th Prince Edward Island general electionGreen 46.0%+22.0Sep 28, 2026
Newfoundland and Labrador53rd Newfoundland and Labrador general electionLiberal 42.0%+12.0Sep 28, 2026

04How It Works

The polls. Polls are collected from the opinion polling tables maintained on Wikipedia, which list each pollster's release with its dates, sample size and results, and checked automatically several times a day. The average weights each poll by how recent it is and by its sample size, and counts each firm's older polls at half weight. Smaller parties that only some pollsters list separately are scaled with Others so the shares add up to 100.

Seat projections are added for an election once its last-election results by district are loaded into the model.

05Sources

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