With President Trump back in office, some Republicans have renewed discussion about America’s strategic interests in Greenland, citing national security, Arctic resources, and competition with foreign powers. Supporters frame the debate as a long-term geopolitical question involving U.S. influence in the Arctic, while critics argue Greenland’s future should remain with its current political status. This question asks whether voters agree with the idea that the United States should assert ownership or control over Greenland.
Yes
I do.
No
I don’t.