350%, not 1500%.

http://www.usnews.com/news/blogs/data-mine/articles/2016-03-02/google-searches-surge-for-moving-to-canada-after-trumps-super-tuesday-success

@Karen still pretty bad

It crashed our government's immigration page at least 3 times.

@Owen I like the fact that you wrote "at least"

Can you blame us? ;-;

@Orange no i understand

@Orange How did he even make it this far?

@twrig144
*heavy sigh*
I wish I knew twrig...
I wish I knew...

'@twrig144'
1. Reactionary backlash to actually lots of good progress and change recently.
2. Revolt against establishment among the right wing voters.
3. Racism.

@Orange no. but you possibly have the most ironic name right now

I watched the election. I was young, only 6 years old. I watched it on TV, not with my real eyes.

Luckily it's almost impossible to move to Canada unless you know someone, or are in a STEM field.

umm... there is a third party (liberitarian) with three people who could possibly make an appearance at the presidential elections considering their top pick has 12% of polls.

'@SketchShady2'
Yes, Trump or Hillary will be the next president, that's correct.

@sagas *searches up move to Canada from U.S. on google*

'@SketchShady2'
If you are sad about Gary Johnson not having a chance to win why the hell would you move to Canada.

@SketchShady2 Given how the US presidential election works, the next president WILL be either the republican party's candidate, or the democratic party's candidate. Other candidates will be insignificant. Although they have probably never had as good a chance as they will have this year.