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November, So Far
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Where do the national polls stand in November 2026?

November, So Far · figures as of

No national poll with its fieldwork ending in November 2026 is listed as of November 1, 2026: the month’s figures are entered with its first poll. This chapter is open: its figures move with every sync until November 30, 2026, when it closes.

Every figure is in the tables below, in the chart and in the CSV files; while the chapter is open every sentence is filled from them, and nothing is written by hand until it closes. Sources and their terms are in the foot.

The rule. Two series may be shown moving together, each dated and both figures printed. The page never states a cause as fact: each reading below is labelled a reading, with what would confirm or refute it. A move inside the pollsters’ stated error is said to be inside it. A census figure describes a riding, never its voters.

I. The month so far

0%10%20%30%40%50%May 25Jun 25Jul 25Aug 25Sep 25Oct 25Nov 25Dec 25Jan 26Feb 26Mar 26Apr 26May 26Jun 26Jul 26Aug 26Sep 26Oct 261LPC 46.4%CPC 30.3%NDP 12%BQ 6.5%
  1. 1Election, Apr 28, 2025
The 14-day trailing mean of the national polls, taken weekly, from the election to November 1, 2026; each poll a dot; the numbered rules are the round’s opening and the month’s dated entries of §II, printed where they fall and nothing more. All 79 weeks are in weekly.csv, every poll in polls.csv.

The trailing weekly mean is the mean of the polls in the fourteen days to each Sunday.

Every national poll with fieldwork ending in November 2026: no row yet.

Released in November 2026: consumer prices, unemployment, the policy rate
MeasureForValueReleasedNote
Policy rateNovember 20262.5%—Unchanged through the month; at this value since 2026-10-29

1 rows · releases.csv · sources 1, 2, 3, 4

II. The weeks

The month week by week, newest first, each week Monday to Sunday and entered by its Sunday. Each entry gives the fourteen-day mean the week leaves and its largest move from the week before, against the pollsters’ typical stated error. Beside them it sets what Statistics Canada, the Bank of Canada and Hansard dated in the week, and reads nothing further from the two. The month’s Sundays still to come stand as lines until their weeks are entered. Every week’s figures are in weeks.csv.

  1. · to come

    Entered on the first sync after November 29, 2026, once the week’s polls are in.

  2. · to come

    Entered on the first sync after November 22, 2026, once the week’s polls are in.

  3. · to come

    Entered on the first sync after November 15, 2026, once the week’s polls are in.

  4. · to come

    Entered on the first sync after November 8, 2026, once the week’s polls are in.

  5. No national poll ended in the week to November 1, 2026, and the fourteen-day mean stands at 46.4% Liberal, 30.3% Conservative and 12.0% NDP. The largest move from the week before, 0.8 points in the NDP mean, is set beside no stated error: the month has no poll stating one yet. The Bank of Canada’s target for the overnight rate went to 2.5% from October 29, 2026. Hansard lists 5 sitting days of the House in the week.

Sources, terms and citation

  1. Wikipedia opinion polling tables (federal and provincial), Wikipedia contributors, via the MediaWiki action=parse API (en.wikipedia.org); fetched .Polling data compiled by Wikipedia contributors, CC BY-SA 4.0, see page history for authors Licence: CC-BY-SA-4.0.
  2. Elections Canada official voting results summary tables (GE36-GE45, 1997 to 2025), turnout by age and gender, and the 2021-to-2023 transposition of votes, Elections Canada / Élections Canada; fetched .Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada (Elections Canada open data, 42nd/43rd/44th General Election Official Voting Results; Turnout by Age, Gender and Province GE38–GE45; Transposition of the Vote from the 44th General Election to the 2023 Representation Orders). 45th General Election tables reproduced from Elections Canada, Official Voting Results, 45th General Election (www.elections.ca); not produced in affiliation with, or with the endorsement of, Elections Canada. Licence: ElectionsCanada-Terms.
  3. Conditions: CPI 12-month change, unemployment rate, policy rate, Statistics Canada (Web Data Service, The Daily); Bank of Canada (Valet); fetched .Source: Statistics Canada, Table 18-10-0004-01 / 14-10-0287-01 and The Daily. Reproduced and distributed on an "as is" basis with the permission of Statistics Canada. Policy rate: Bank of Canada, Valet series V39079. Licence: StatCan-Open.
  4. House of Commons Debates (Hansard) — 44th & 45th Parliaments, House of Commons of Canada (ourcommons.ca); fetched .Reproduced from the Debates of the House of Commons of Canada (Hansard) under the Speaker's Permission. This reproduction is not presented as official. Source: House of Commons of Canada, www.ourcommons.ca. Licence: HoC-Speakers-Permission.

The measures and the events are kept by hand with their records (packages/ledger/map/world.ts, cards.ts); the House’s sitting days are Hansard’s; the party colours are the record’s own, not the parties’ marks. This chapter is open: every sentence on it is filled from the figures, it gains an entry each week, and it closes on its month’s last day.

A figure drawn from the article’s own data stands in until its painting is drawn.

Figures as of November 1, 2026, file built November 1, 2026; page built 2026-11-03. Corrections: the register.

"Where do the national polls stand in November 2026?" (November, So Far). The Political Record. https://politicalrecord.ca/articles/polls-2026-11/ Accessed 2026-11-03.