Introducing JUNO POLLS

Exclusive Daily Poll, Election Projections and Riding Analysis

I’ve got some exciting news to share. With an election just around the corner, Juno News is teaming up with one of the best polling firms in Canada to provide exclusive polls, election projections, riding analysis and deep dives into the numbers and what they mean.

Last week, we ran our first large exclusive poll and asked Canadians who they would vote for and who they felt was best positioned to make a deal with Donald Trump.

We’ll post the full results on Juno News tomorrow with lots of deep dives, but I can tell you this: if the election were held today, according to our poll, the Conservatives would win the most votes BUT would lose the election.

We are gearing up for our election coverage. And for us at Juno News, that means we need to cut through the noise and distraction from biased Liberal pollsters and their stenographers in the legacy media.

To avoid the Liberal bias, we will be doing our own polling with our own projections. We will release the first poll tomorrow and you can expect daily polling content from us after.

This content will be exclusive to our subscribers and the reason is simple: we don’t trust the legacy media, or their Liberal pollsters – and neither should you.

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We are offering an Election Special. If you sign up this week, you will get all of our great content for 20% off. You will get all of our in depth polls, riding by riding analysis and projections, as well as all other Juno News exclusive content, including video podcasts, high profile interviews, exclusive news stories and deeply-researched analyses.

Juno News has hired ONE Persuasion Inc. to be our exclusive in-house pollsters during the 2025 federal election. We’re excited to be working with ONE’s Senior Vice President David Murray.

David was the National Pollster for the Conservatives in the 2019 election and wrote the policy that lead to Pierre Poilievre’s massive election victory in the Conservative leadership race.

Together, we will produce a weekly poll of 1,500 Canadians. Each poll will have a margin of error of +/-2.5%, nineteen times out of twenty. This sample size is large enough to get meaningful samples in the provinces. In order to keep the polls focused we propose four standard questions:

1. National ballot

2. Past vote (very important for the proper weighting of results)

3. Best Prime Minister

4. A topical question which can vary each weak depending on what is happening in the campaign

We will also include standard demographics including age, province and gender.