The Conservatives' lead over the Liberals has grown again, according to the latest Nanos Research daily tracking poll.
Conducted exclusively for CP24, CTV and the Globe and Mail, the poll finds the Tories with an 11-point lead over the second-place Grits.
The Conservatives have the support of 41 per cent of decided voters, while the Liberals have 30 per cent. In third, the NDP have 15 per cent, followed by the Bloc Quebecois with seven per cent and the Green Party with four per cent.
Eighteen per cent of the 982 Canadians who were polled between Friday and Sunday were still undecided.
The poll is considered accurate to within 3.1 per cent, 19 times out of 20.
Where are the leaders?
Meanwhile, the party leaders who are invited to this week's televised debates are scaling back their appearance as they prepare for the key events.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper is in Ottawa, while Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff is making an announcement in Kingston.
NDP leader Jack Layton doesn't have any scheduled events. Bloc Quebecois leader Gilles Duceppe is in Montreal.
Green Party leader Elizabeth May, who wasn't invited to participate in the English and French language debates (Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively), is campaigning in Vancouver and Victoria.
