Canada U.S. Trade Negotiations and U.S. Politics Survey Report

This report presents the findings of a survey examining Canadian perspectives on U.S.-Canada trade negotiations and American political sentiments. Conducted online, the survey focused on Canadian respondents aged 18 and older, with a sample size of 1,622, and included questions about the government's approach to the negotiations. It was noted that a significant majority of Canadians (56%) support a hard line with no concessions in trade negotiations, while 31% prefer a more flexible approach. Additionally, the report highlights strong support for implementing retaliatory trade measures against the U.S., including special taxes on electricity and oil exports. The second section of the report discusses U.S. political opinions, revealing that 54% of Americans would vote for a Democratic candidate if elections were held today. The survey also examines President Trump's job approval ratings and public perceptions of his handling of international trade. The report contains detailed methodologies and statistical analysis to support its conclusions.