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What Americans & Canadians really think about foreign election meddling, the Arctic, and Canada's health care system
GZERO Media and Maru Public Opinion conduct regular polling about how Americans and Canadians view consumer, economic, and socio-political issues. Veteran pollster and Maru EVP John Wright leads the polling team. Each week, we’ll highlight a few numbers from these surveys. You can find the data here.
91 & 93: Americans and Canadians are fed up with foreign meddling in their national elections. The majority in both countries — 91% of Canadians and 93% of Americans – want their governments to ramp up security and intelligence efforts to stop foreign powers from undermining democracy.
79 & 80: The Russian threat looms large, not just in Ukraine, but also in northern Canada. There is majority support in both Canada and the US, 79% and 80% respectively, for a joint US-Canada military presence in the Arctic.
83 & 69: Americans often buy medicines from Canada to avoid paying through the nose for life-saving drugs at home. But that doesn’t mean all Americans think Canada’s national healthcare system is better. While 83% of Canadians find their healthcare system superior to private US healthcare, only 69% of Americans agree.
85 & 85: Americans and Canadians may disagree over the level of cooperation their governments should have on matters such as trade and immigration, but 85% in both countries are aligned on the need for North America to reduce its reliance on foreign energy supplies by helping the natural gas and oil industry.