The U.S. Voter Attitudes Towards the U.S.-Mexico Relationship is a quarterly research initiative led by the U.S.-Mexico Foundation in partnership with AmCham Mexico and AMPIP. Conducted by Echelon Insights, the survey measures how American voters view Mexico, the bilateral relationship, and the issues shaping cooperation between the two countries.

Every three months, the survey tracks public attitudes on topics such as trade, investment, migration, security, energy, and North American competitiveness. By monitoring changes in public opinion over time, the project provides business leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders with reliable data to better understand how Americans perceive one of the United States' most important strategic relationships and to inform decisions that strengthen North American collaboration.