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Survey of Ontario Voters July 2007 Energy and environmental issues and the upcoming provincial election.

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1 Survey of Ontario Voters July 2007 Energy and environmental issues and the upcoming provincial election

2 Methodology Environics conducted 1,160 15-minute telephone interviews with Ontarians who are eligible to vote. The survey was conducted between July 3 and 7, 2007. Overall results to a survey of this magnitude can be considered accurate to within plus or minus 3.1 percent, nineteen times out of twenty.

3 The Political Scene

4 How closely follow Ontario politics Q.1 By party supported 2007

5 Most important issue in deciding vote choice 2007 Q.2

6 Party support – decided and leaning voters First choice 2007 Q.3/4

7 Firmness of choice Q.5 By party supported 2007

8 Second choice Q.6 By party supported 2007

9 Environmental Issues

10 Most important environmental issue Q.8 2007

11 Q.16 Ontario political party with best overall approach to environmental issues 2007 With Greens With Green choices re-allocated

12 Impact of having best overall approach to environmental issues on vote choice Q.17 By party choice

13 Q.18 Protecting forests/endangered species habitat at cost of limiting development By party support/region 2007 Green NDP PC Liberal Northern Ontario Total 53337 5 4638 10 3 5535 2 5 433613 5 58306 5 73243 Strongly support Somewhat support Somewhat oppose Strongly oppose

14 Q.14 Energy options 2007 Building more nuclear power plants Following the lead of other countries in eliminating nuclear power A legally enforceable deadline for phasing out coal-fired plants Adding additional air pollution controls to coal- fired plants, while continuing to operate them Acting aggressively to meet Kyoto greenhouse gas reduction targets Shifting dramatically toward renewable power/conservation 76 8 70 13 59 23 58 17 43 32 35 44 More likely to vote for (net) Less likely to vote for (net)

15 Expanding Greenbelt Q.19 By party support/region 2007

16 Law to reduce toxics in products/label products that contain toxics Q.20 By party support 2007

17 Best way to deal with waste from packaging/discarded products Q.21 By party support 2007

18 Confidence that enough has been done to protect Great Lakes as source of drinking water Q.22 By party support 2007

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