Canadians' views on the direction of the country have remained largely unchanged since before the election, but they place less emphasis now on U.S.-Canada relations.

45% of Conservative voters and 76% of Liberal voters say that Donald Trump had at least some impact on their vote in the 2025 Canadian federal election

Post-election, the majority of Liberals expect Liberal Mark Carney to be a good or excellent prime minister. Many Conservatives, in contrast, say they are unhappy about the direction of the country.

The majority of policies proposed by the top two parties' leaders are widely supported by Canadians: More than 60% of Canadians support each of 14 of the policies asked about.

The top issue for Canadians is U.S.-Canada relations — followed by housing, inflation, and healthcare.

Only 25% of Canadians now consider the U.S. to be an ally or friendly, down 8 percentage points from February 2025.

Most Liberals in Canada would vote in line with U.S. Democrats while Conservatives in Canada have more mixed feelings about how they would vote.

Americans and Canadians differ sharply in their view of each country's relation to the other: Only 6% of Americans view Canada as unfriendly or an enemy, while 50% of Canadians view the U.S. this way.

51% of Americans and 43% of Canadians say they oppose California, Oregon, and Washington becoming a part of Canada.