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• October 12, 2007: Ontarians Give McGuinty’s Grits Their Priorities
• October 10, 2007: Voter Turnout Key Factor In Election Result
• October 6, 2007: Tory’s Gambit Fails: Grits Headed For Majority Government
• September 29, 2007: Post Debate Tory Tumble Gives McGuinty Liberals Ten Point Lead
• September 20, 2007: Will Hot Debate Thaw Frozen Voters?
• September 15, 2007: Ontario Vote Essentially Stagnant After First Week
• September 10, 2007: Faith-Based Funding A Clear Loser For John Tory, But Desire For Change Buttresses Conservatives
• August 28, 2007: McGuinty Liberals (42%) Get Growth Spurt Over Tory’s Tories (35%) In Week That Premier Declares Faith Based School Funding A ‘Ballot Issue’, Promotes ‘Highway of Heroes’
• August 21, 2007: As The Ontario Election Draws Near, The GTA Moves Red While The Rest Of Ontario Moves Blue
• July 3, 2007: Race Tightens as Summer Heats Up
• May 29, 2007: The Dog Days Of Summer May Portend Election Dogfight
• February 24, 2007: Ontario Politics With Just Over 7 Months To “E” Day Liberals(38%) Lead Tories (33%), NDP (17%) And Green (9%)
• November 9, 2006: Ontario Politics: Liberals Gain Lead (41%, +4 Points) While Conservatives Slide (34%, -6 Points)
• June 9, 2006: Ontario's Political Landscape: Conservatives (40%, +3 Points) Have Close Edge On Governing Liberals (37%, Unchanged)
• October 12, 2005: Tories (38%) And Liberals (37%) Remain Essentially Tied In The Polls In Ontario
• July 26, 2005: The Ontario Political Landscape -- In The Dead Heat Of Summer
• January 24, 2005: Governing Liberals (37%) Hold Edge Over Opposition PC’s (35%), As NDP (18%), Green (9%) Trail
• October 2, 2004: The McGuinty Government At Its One Year Anniversary
• September 9, 2004: Ontario Politics A Week Before the Ontario Progressive Conservative Leadership Convention
• April 19, 2004: Honeymoon Over For Ontario Provincial Liberals
• December 14, 2003: 58% Say New Ontario McGuinty Government Justified In Breaking Promises: Bring Down Deficit First
• November 8, 2003: Six in Ten (60%) Ontarians Say Election of Liberals is ‘Good News’ For Province as Even More (75%) Feel McGuinty Will Do A Good Job as Premier

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