Iran War: Few see conflict ending soon, as opposition to the war — including among MAGA supporters — rises
Opposition to war rises 10 points among MAGA, +16 among non-MAGA Republicans, since early March April 23, 2026 – More than seven weeks into the conflict with Iran, the fighting has slowed but not stopped, as President Donald Trump extends a fragile ceasefire amid ongoing negotiations and a continued U.S. military buildup in the region. Despite repeated assurances from the…
Majority of U.S. Adults Still Support Humanitarian Aid for Ukraine, But Backing Weakens for Lethal Assistance
A new Angus Reid Institute survey conducted in March 2025 finds that a majority of American adults support continued humanitarian and economic measures in response to Russia’s war against Ukraine, even as backing for more direct military assistance remains more limited. • Humanitarian support remains broad: A majority (56%) of U.S. adults say the United States should send humanitarian aid…
Trump’s Tariffs: Americans favour large tariffs on China, Harris voters more hesitant
Trump voters heavily favour 20 per cent tariff on all countries, three-quarters of Harris voters say no October 31, 2024 – The result of the 2024 presidential election will have myriad consequences for Americans, but these impacts extend across borders as well. One of the biggest potential policy implications would be the implementation of tariffs on goods entering the United…
Pride without confidence: Americans still feel attached to their country, but doubt core democratic strengths are holding
February 9, 2024 – Americans remain emotionally attached to the United States, but many are increasingly skeptical about whether the country is living up to its democratic ideals. New data collected by Angus Reid finds a nation that still inspires pride, even as large majorities question whether fairness, rights, and political power are weakening. Pride endures — but optimism is…