Results of the Polling

Here are the tallys for the questions posed to the Internet public. See if you agree with the majority.

IF QUEBEC VOTES YES ON OCTOBER 30, 1995 RESULTS

QUESTION Total # of Votes Total % of Votes

1. Should a yes vote mean that Canada should immediately recognize an independent Quebec? Yes 559
No 1282 30%
70%

2. Should the rest of Canada negotiate political and economic association to an independent Quebec? Yes 290
No 1550 16%
84%

3. Should the rest of Canada refuse Canadian Citizenship to Quebecers? Yes 1647
No 193 90%
10%

4. Should all Quebec Members of Parliament be compelled to resign? Yes 1660
No 180 90%
10%

5. Do you think Lucien Bouchard will negotiate a deal fair to both an independent Quebec and Canada? Yes 113
No 1717 6%
94%

6. Should Canada impose trade sanctions or import duties on Quebec until it agrees to assume a satisfactory portion of the national debt? Yes 1734
No 103 94%
6%

7. What percentage of Canada's National Debt should Quebec pay?
A percentage (%) based on population (approx. 25%)?
A percentage based on size of territory or land mass?
Or some other negotiated settlement? 1489

52

293 81%

3%

16%

8. Should federal civil servants living in Quebec keep their jobs? Yes 311
No 1516 17%
83%

9. Should the rest of Canada negotiate a Free Trade Agreement with Quebec? Yes 723
No 1114 39%
61%

10. Should official bilingualism end in the rest of Canada? Yes 1265
No 571 69%
31%

11. Should Aboriginals living in Quebec who don't want separation be given their own territory? Yes 1652
No 183 90%
10%

12. Should Quebec provide a land line link to the Maritime Provinces? Yes 1484
No 345 81%
19%

13. Should there be an immediate Federal Election in the rest of Canada? Yes 759
No 1076 41%
59%

14. Should there be a referendum in the rest of Canada about accepting the results of the Quebec Referendum? Yes 929
No 909 51%
49%

15. Should the Canadian Government use every means, including force, to keep Quebec in Canada? Yes 287
No 1548 16%
84%

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QUESTION		Total # of Votes	Total % of Votes
1.	Should a yes vote mean that Canada should immediately recognize an independent Quebec?	Yes 559 No 1282	30% 70%
2.	Should the rest of Canada negotiate political and economic association to an independent Quebec?	Yes 290 No 1550	16% 84%
3.	Should the rest of Canada refuse Canadian Citizenship to Quebecers?	Yes 1647 No 193	90% 10%
4.	Should all Quebec Members of Parliament be compelled to resign?	Yes 1660 No 180	90% 10%
5.	Do you think Lucien Bouchard will negotiate a deal fair to both an independent Quebec and Canada?	Yes 113 No 1717	6% 94%
6.	Should Canada impose trade sanctions or import duties on Quebec until it agrees to assume a satisfactory portion of the national debt?	Yes 1734 No 103	94% 6%
7.	What percentage of Canada's National Debt should Quebec pay? A percentage (%) based on population (approx. 25%)? A percentage based on size of territory or land mass? Or some other negotiated settlement?	1489 52 293	81% 3% 16%
8.	Should federal civil servants living in Quebec keep their jobs?	Yes 311 No 1516	17% 83%
9.	Should the rest of Canada negotiate a Free Trade Agreement with Quebec?	Yes 723 No 1114	39% 61%
10.	Should official bilingualism end in the rest of Canada?	Yes 1265 No 571	69% 31%
11.	Should Aboriginals living in Quebec who don't want separation be given their own territory?	Yes 1652 No 183	90% 10%
12.	Should Quebec provide a land line link to the Maritime Provinces?	Yes 1484 No 345	81% 19%
13.	Should there be an immediate Federal Election in the rest of Canada?	Yes 759 No 1076	41% 59%
14.	Should there be a referendum in the rest of Canada about accepting the results of the Quebec Referendum?	Yes 929 No 909	51% 49%
15.	Should the Canadian Government use every means, including force, to keep Quebec in Canada?	Yes 287 No 1548	16% 84%