8 - Sunday, April 26,

1987 - Narth Shore News

NORTH SHORE NEWS’ POLL RESULTS
MP Collins would be re-elected

THE MULRONEY GOVERNMENT may be at an all-time
low in national opinion polls, but if an election was held
tomorrow, Capilano MP Mary Collins would narrowly

survive.

That's the reading of a poll
conducted April 15 by the Survey
Division of the North Shore News.

Respondents in a balanced sam-
ple of 359 households throughout
the, Capilano constituency were
asked:

1.°Do you think your MP
Mary Collins is doing a good,
average or poor job of repre-
senting you?"

NCEL WRIGHT
Editor-in-Chief

2.‘1f an election were held
tomorrow, would you vote for
Mary Collins?"

To the first question, 28 per cent
of the respondents said ‘ta good
job’’, 36 per cent ‘fan average
job"’, 15 per cent ‘‘a poor jou’’.

The remaining 21 per cent said

Exposure charge dropped

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Those who said Collins was do-
ing ‘‘a good job" were in a major-
ity in three of the eight: separate
neighborhoods polled (Horseshoe
Bay, Dundarave and Upper Lans-
dale). Horseshoe Bay, however,
also had the highest neighborhood
percentage for thinking she was
doing ''a poor job’’.

In all five others the majority
said she was doing ‘tan average
job’’.

To the second question, 35 per
cent said yes, they would re-elect
Collins; 34 per cent said no, they
would not re-elect her; 31 per cent

were undecided,

Among decided voters these fig-
ures become 51 per cent ‘yes"* and
49 per cent ‘‘no’’.

Four of the eight neighborhoods
(Dundarave, British Properties,
Norgate Park, Pemberton Heights
and Upper Lonsdale) showed mia-
jorities in favor of re-electing Col-
lins.

In two' others (Horseshoe Bay
and Delbrook) the ‘‘yes’’ and
“no'' votes were split exactly 50-
50. In the remaining two
(Ambleside and Capilano) the
“no’s"' were in the majority.

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