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   From: NoMoreCons@cda.ca   
      
         ROBBINS Sce Research (1998) BC Bosses Decide - Carole James, Dianne   
   Watts, Bill   
   Vander Zalm - majority want 2011 spring election/HST referendum    
   distrust-disgust Campbell   
   embedded   
           Nov 09, 2010   
      
      
         Question #1   
         Premier Campbell has announced his resignation as Premier, yet he also   
   says he will   
   remain Premier and MLA for Point Grey until another leader is chosen which   
   could take up   
   to six months or even longer. Is this resignation acceptable to you?   
         Yes    14 %   
         No    80.5 %   
         Undecided    5.5 %   
      
      
         Question #2   
         Which of the following leaders and party’s offered do you support most?   
   (provided as   
   decided)   
         Former Social Credit Premier Bill Vander Zalm and BC First Party    18 %   
         BC Opposition leader Carole James and BC New Democratic Party    34 %   
         Federal Conservative MP John Cummins and BC Conservative Party    13 %   
         Surrey mayor Dianne Watts and BC Liberals    19.5 %   
         Environmental activist Jane Sterk and Green Party    12.5 %   
         Other BC party    2.5 %   
         None of these leaders and party(s)    17 %   
         Undecided    12 %   
      
      
         Question #3   
         Do you support the Harmonized Sales Tax?   
         Yes    17 %   
         No    77.5 %   
         Undecided    5 %   
      
      
         Question #4   
         The BC Liberal government under Gordon Campbell has represented to the   
   public that   
   they introduced the HST to British Columbians without warning because they   
   only had a   
   little time after the May 9, 2009 general provincial election to accept the   
   HST offer from   
   the federal government. Documents reveal that the Campbell government actually   
   had until   
   March 31, 2010 or almost one year prior to Implementation date under the   
   agreement. Based   
   on this information which of the following response choices BEST reflects your   
   opinion of   
   the Gordon Campbell BC Liberal government based on this new information?   
         I am more angry    37 %   
         I am less angry    0 %   
         I could not be more angry    48.5 %   
         I am not angry    8.5 %   
         Undecided    8 %   
      
      
         Question #5   
         British Columbia has fixed election dates, but this does not mean a   
   general   
   provincial election could not be held sooner. If an election could be held   
   with an   
   underlying referendum question on the HST--- 5 months from now or in April   
   2011 - would   
   you support it being called?   
         Yes    63.5 %   
         No    21 %   
         Undecided    16 %   
      
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