By Simon J. Kiss, Jason Roy and Matthew R. Arp One of the more important dynamics of modern elections is the phenomenon of the “ballot question”. Parties, journalists and voters wrangle over what an election is “about”. The reason so […]
LISPOP commissioned a survey of voters during the 2022 election and we’ll be disseminating findings from it over the next few weeks. But as an opening, I wanted to take a look at public spending priorities in the 2022 election […]
Welcome to the fourth in an installment of blog posts by LISPOP affiliates on different aspects of the Ontario provincial election. Our last post is by Wilfrid Laurier political scientist Andrea Perrella. A lot of attention on election campaigns focuses on […]
There has been much talk of “strategic” or “tactical” voting in this spring’s Ontario election. While definitions vary, political scientists usually reserve the term for situations in which a voter supports a party that is not his or her most […]
Welcome to the second in an installment of blog posts by LISPOP affiliates on different aspects of the Ontario provincial election. Our second post is by Wilfrid Laurier University political scientist Laura Pin. Ontario residents are going to the polls in […]
