Opinion polling for the 2018 Quebec general election explained

This table provides a list of scientific, public opinion polls that were conducted from the 2014 Quebec general election leading up to the 2018 Quebec general election, which took place as scheduled on October 1, 2018.

width=18%Polling firmwidth=18%Last date of pollingLinkQLPPQCAQQSOtherLeadSample SizeMargin of ErrorMethod
2018 electionHTML24.817.137.416.14.612.6
ForumSeptember 30, 2018PDF2820331725IVR
Research Co.HTML30183316336253.9%Online
Angus Reid InstitutePDF25183220576354%Online
IpsosPDF311832163112503.2%Online/telephone
MainstreetHTML29.019.531.516.33.62.517602.3%IVR
LegerPDF301932172215022.7%Online
IpsosPDF302030164012503.2%Online/telephone
Research Co.HTML30193216326014.0Online
Third televised debate (in French, September 20, 2018)
Second televised debate (in English, September 17, 2018)
LegerPDF302131144130171.78%Online
CROPPDF37163014371000Online
ForumPDF222432192812743%IVR
MainstreetHTML28.621.529.117.13.60.516652.4%IVR
First televised debate (in French, September 13, 2018)
LegerPDF292135114610143.1%Online
MainstreetHTML27.221.132.215.73.85.025311.9%IVR
LegerPDF32193784510103.1%Online
Election period officially begins (August 24, 2018)
ForumPDF222142132209653%IVR
IpsosPDF291836116715012.9%Online/Telephone
MainstreetPDF25.617.732.113.910.76.516472.4%IVR
CROPPDF361538102210003.1%Online
LegerPDF301836106624882.0%Online
MainstreetHTML29.716.532.311.79.82.613202.7%IVR
CROPPDF331439113610023.1%Online
LegerPDF28193797932341.7%Online
LegerPDF262235106910183.1%Online
IpsosHTML32203585320012.5%Online
CROPPDF35163512201005Online
MainstreetHTML29.716.230.112.012.00.412002.8%IVR
LegerPDF29213497510193.1%Online
CROPPDF35143712221026Online
MainstreetHTML27.819.832.010.89.64.210623.1%IVR
LegerPDF26223797119933.1%Online
IpsosHTML30233486412974.4%Online/telephone
LegerPDF28203994119833.1%Online
CROPPDF3618349321000Online
MainstreetHTML31.418.131.614.94.00.29653.1%IVR
CROPPDF36143810221000Online
MainstreetPDF292431152215002.5%Telephone
LegerPDF321936112410103.1%Online
CROPHTML35173510201000Online
MainstreetPDF292429162015002.5%Telephone
LegerPDF292034125510083.1%Online
CROPHTML4213311121110003%Online
IpsosHTML322428124416593.3%Online/Telephone
MainstreetPDF292626162315002.5%Telephone
CROPPDF33222913241002Online
MainstreetHTML302626180*415012.5%Telephone
LegerPDF322228126410033.1%Online
MainstreetHTML312428170*315012.5%Telephone
MainstreetHTML332128190*5
CROPPDF38212513313
LegerPDF3122281543
MainstreetHTML332227180*6
LegerPDF3022281372
CROPHTML3624281028
LegerPDF3223261366
MainstreetHTML312432140*1
CROPHTML3724269411
MainstreetHTML332726140*6
MainstreetHTML392623120*13
LegerPDF3425221459
MainstreetHTML34312780*3
MainstreetHTML34312870*3
LegerPDF322923973
MainstreetHTML35322670*3
CROPPDF3527251128
LegerPDF3030261040
CROPPDF3825239513
CROPPDF36242611310
LegerPDF3130251041
CROPPDF373022927
LegerPDF3529231046
CROPPDF3727269110
LegerPDF3429231045
CROPHTML35252512410
CROPHTML3425241439
LegerPDF3230241042
CROPPDF3426271137
LegerPDF3530211045
CROPHTML3326251437
LegerPDF3330221063
CROPHTML3230241132
CROPPDF3631181235
LegerPDF3629211057
CROPPDF3527191638
CROPPDF3730171337
LegerPDF3532201023
CROPPDF3635161221
CROPPDF3633161233
CROPPDF3730181327
CROPPDF3329231324
CROPHTML3434171320
LegerPDF3632201024
CROPHTML2933201534
LegerPDF3234201032
CROPPDF3427251227
LegerPDF3728211049
CROPHTML2927261622
CROPHTML37262211311
LegerPDF3725259412
CROPPDF3526231349
CROPHTML3528271017
LegerPDF3426261138
CROPHTML36232414312
LegerPDF36262610210
CROPPDF40252312015
LegerPDF38212810310
CROPPDF3521301315
LegerPDF41222310418
CROPPDF41182712214
LegerPDF4020279413
CROPPDF39192910310
LegerPDF3920299310
CROPPDF41222410317
LegerPDF40192711313
CROPPDF40222311317
2014 electionHTML41.5225.3823.057.632.4216.14

Mainstreet

"*" = Mainstreet does not mention "Other" nor any other party than the main four, but the total of the main four is 100%, (±1% because of sum of rounding errors). It is not known whether any other parties were allowed in the answer, or whether those answers were excluded, but it is highly unlikely that less than 0.5% of those polled by Mainstreet prefer a party other than the main four. |}