A new survey by Patriot Polling, released yesterday, concluded that the majority of Greenlanders support joining the US.
EPOCH MAGAZINE STAFF -- According to the survey results, 57.3% of respondents expressed support for the idea of Greenland becoming part of the US, while 37.4% opposed the move, and an additional 5.3% indicated that they had not yet formed a position on the issue.
However, the survey was based on a relatively small sample of only 416 respondents, which could undermine its credibility as a true measure of public opinion. According to FiveThirtyEight, Knight Silver’s polling analysis website, the polling firm Patriot Polling has a rating of just one out of three stars, raising doubts about the quality of the data.
At a press conference in Copenhagen on Friday, Greenland’s Prime Minister, Motsi Agde, said he was “ready” to talk to US President-elect Donald Trump, who has recently expressed ambitions to buy Greenland, the world’s largest island.