
Americans were searching for instructions on leaving the land of the free and the home of the brave after Donal Trump's success on Super Tuesday. Searches asking "how to move to Canada" spiked on Google as voters experienced the candidate sweeping electoral victory in seven states, Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Vermont and Virginia; Mashable reported.
Simon Rogers, a data editor at Google, caught that the phrase’s search popularity had a boost by 350 percent between 8 p.m. and midnight Eastern, last night. The site of the Canadian government’s citizenship and immigration website was so overwhelmed with users Tuesday evening that it still warns on the front page that there may be delays. Scroll down to see all of the tweets related with the chaos and check out the comments of dissatisfied people who might be planning to escape the country if the billionaire wins the White House.
Searches for "how can I move to Canada" on Google have spiked 350% in the past four hours #SuperTuesday
— Simon Rogers (@smfrogers) March 2, 2016
@smfrogers @jtuohey21 this shows 1500%? pic.twitter.com/T9ftRHSrsG
— Brian Ries (@moneyries) March 2, 2016
So what are the odds Canada's immigration website having connection problems is related to Trump's #SuperTuesday? pic.twitter.com/5UYA1wCkM6
— Brian Ries (@moneyries) March 2, 2016
Google Trends for "How To Move To Canada" and a map showing where those searches are being made... #USElection pic.twitter.com/pffrvZg39T
— Alex Bath (@Alex_SkyNews) March 2, 2016
If Trump or Cruz wins I will move to Canada. Or Japan. Has Elon Musk figured out how to colonize Mars yet? CAN I MOVE THERE.
— Erik Howlett (@erik_howlett) February 21, 2016
I just spend the last 30 minutes researching how to move to Canada if Trump wins the Presidency. I’m dead serious.
— Julio Carver-Odair (@WhoLeo_9) February 19, 2016
I seriously just googled how to move to #canada __ Lord help us. #saynototrump https://t.co/kLyAcJtA0h
— Brianne GarrisonHunt (@bgarrhunt) February 10, 2016
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