Another poll shows more than two-thirds of Americans back the long-delayed Keystone X.L. oilsands pipeline.
The National Journal polled 1,002 people and found less than a quarter oppose TransCanada’s $5.3-billion project.
Republicans were more in favor, but so were 56% of Democrats which could suggest that President Barack Obama wouldn’t face a serious threat at the polls if he gives the project the ‘ok.’
Independents were almost evenly divided.
Obama’s expected to make decision on it later this year.
A poll in April shows the majority of both Americans and Canadians support approving the project.
According to Woodrow Wilson International Centre for Scholars that’s 74% of Americans and 68% of Canadians.
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or
CLICK HERE for Woodrow Wilson International Centre for Scholars poll results.
July 17th, 2013
