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July ‘11 Sep ‘11 Dec ‘11

5%9%

7%

57% 55%

48%

38%36%

45%

Approve Disapprove Unsure

“The Provincial Progressive Conservatives were re-elected as the government of Alberta in March 2008. Would you say that you personally

approve or disapprove of their performance as Government since then?”

Redford’s leadership has significantlyimproved the trajectory of perceived

government performance sinceSeptember

However, overall impressions of thegovernment since the last election

remain very weak



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Strongly SomewhatNet

Approval

-9

+34

Unsure

27%

29%

31%

62%

16%

% Albertans

Danielle SmithWildrose

Raj ShermanLiberals

Brian MasonNDP

Glenn TaylorAlberta

12%

24%

25%

30%

43%

1%

7%

6%

10%

16%

APPROVE

40%

31%

31%

13%

59%

DISAPPROVE

16%17%

21% 19%

19%19%

11%14%

11%14%

33%

40%

38%

25%

25%Alison Redford

PC

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% Albertans

31%

36%

37%

43%

9%

14%

18%

12%

GOOD JOB

55%

50%

Very Fairly

BAD JOB

6%11%

14% 11%

17%

25%

NetAppraisal

+38

Unsure

28%

25%

7%12%19%

Delivering on herpromises

55% +36 26%

14% 8%22%

+25

40% 36%+18

“Alison Redford was sworn in as Alberta’s Premier on October 7th

, 2011. Based upon what you’ve seen or heard so far, do you think she is doing a verygood job, a fairly good job, a fairly bad job or a very bad job when it comes to…?”

Being a strong leader forAlberta

Focusing on the mostimportant issues

Ensuring the governmentis efficient & well run



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41%

23%

36%

% Albertans

“All in all, since Alison Redford became Premier, do you think that the provincial government is on the right track or wrong track in the way it’srunning the province?”

Right Track Wrong Track Unsure

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Likely PC & WR voters more likely to have made up theirminds: PC(26%), WR(29%) vs. Liberal(50%), ND(45%) & Undecideds(53%) unsure

Many Albertans not sure if Redford’s

leadership has Province on Right/

Wrong Track at this point

UNSURE



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% Albertans

15%

6%

14%

44%

21%

Kept Promise

65%

Broken Promise

20%

“Now we’d like to get your thoughts on some of the things introduced to the Legislature this Fall. Premier Redford has been criticized by some people who say shehasn’t delivered on a number of campaign promises, while others say she has kept her promises. We’d like to get your thoughts.”

During the PC leadership campaign, Redford promised to introduce fixed election dates for future Provincial Elections.

The Bill introduced this Fallcalls for future provincial elections to occur every four years, but rather than on a specified date, they must happen sometime betweenMarch 1 and May 31st of the fourth year.

WHAT DO YOU THINK?

That’s a kept promise

Not quite what shepromised, but close enough

Not quite what she promised& not close enough

That’s a broken promise

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% Albertans

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29%

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Kept Promise

31%

Broken Promise

53%

During the PC leadership campaign, Redford promised a Public Inquiry into allegations that included healthcare workers being intimidated and threatened bygovernment officials to not publicly criticize the healthcare system.

The Bill introduced this Falldidn’t establish a new inquiry, but rather gave additional powers to health care investigations already underway. Its call the Health QualityCouncil (HQC). The HQC will now have the ability to appoint a judge to their panel if they wish, and to call and compel testimony from witnesses.

WHAT DO YOU THINK?

That’s a kept promise

Not quite what shepromised, but close enough

Not quite what she promised& not close enough

That’s a broken promise

Unsure

A Public Inquiry is a specific procedure under the Public Inquiries Act. It is an independent group of people, usually headed by a judge, who are able to call witnesses,compel testimony, establish their own timelines and deliver an independent public report.

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