a. Hong Kong diaspora by citizenship and immigration status
Our Canadian sample yielded 550 completed responses. 21.6% of them have the citizenship status and thus are eligible to vote in Canada. A majority of the Canada sample (53.6%) are work or study visa holders.
| Status | Count | Percentage | |||
| Native born citizen | 26 | 4.7% | |||
| Naturalized citizen | 93 | 16.9% | |||
| Permanent resident | 122 | 22.2% | |||
| Work/student visa | 295 | 53.6% | |||
| Aslyum seeking | 6 | 1.1% | |||
| Temporary visa | 8 | 1.5% | |||
| Total | 550 | 100% | |||
Generally speaking, which party do you identify with the most?
[For eligible voters] Which party do you think you will vote for the 2025 Federal Election?
[For non-eligible voters] If you are eligible to vote in the 2025 election, which party do you think you would vote for?
Thinking about the US presidential election candidates, who do you think would be better in dealing with the following issues? (China policy, Climate policy, Global economy, Israel-Gaza conflict, Ukraine-Russian conflict)
If war were to erupt across the strait, do you think the US and other western nations will aid Taiwan by providing financial and humanitarian aid, providing military aids/weapons, and joining the war?
Do you agree with the following statement regarding protesters who are still in Hong Kong:
Please use a scale of 0-10 to rate your strength of different identities, with 10 indicating extremely strong, 0 indicating extremely weak, and 5 indicating half-half. How would you rate yourself? (Hongkonger, Chinese, Canadian):
The number indicates the median; the green bar shows 50% of respondents fall within this range; yellow bar is where 80% of response; the curve shows the distribution of the responses.
What activities have you engaged in supporting Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement in your host country in the past 12 months?