Philippe J. Fournier
It would not be a surprise too many Canadians to learn that Donald Trump enjoys exceptionally low approval ratings in this country. While the sentiment is not unanimous, in recent years we have seen poll after poll after poll showing a vast majority of Canadians disapproving of the Republican president. Trump’s cavalier suggestion to use the U.S. Army against its own citizens to crush the turmoil raging in several American cities probably did not help to improve his standing in the eyes of many.
Polls have shown that impressions of president Trump generally fall along partisan lines in the United States. But what about Canadians? From a purely anecdotal stance, we know Trump supporters do exist in Canada (they are generally quite vocal on social media), but what is their actual proportion among the Canadian electorate? The latest weekly update from Léger dove into the matter from many interesting angles.
First, respondents were asked about whom they would trust most between Justin Trudeau and Donald Trump to:
Support the health care system;
Surround himself with the best health experts;
Tell the truth to citizens;
Ensure the discovery of a vaccine;
Boost the economy;
Here are the results from the poll’s Canadian sample (n=1,536 respondents):
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