About 6 in 10 Americans see Russia as an enemy, including majorities of Democrats and Republicans | Pew Research Center

May 6, 2024

Growing Partisan Divisions Over NATO and Ukraine

About 6 in 10 Americans see Russia as an enemy, including majorities of Democrats and Republicans

About 6 in 10 Americans see Russia as an enemy, including majorities of Democrats and Republicans

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About 6 in 10 Americans see Russia as an enemy, including majorities of Democrats and Republicans

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Growing Partisan Divisions Over NATO and Ukraine
Partisan gap on views of NATO is increasing
How U.S. attitudes toward international engagement are linked to views on Ukraine, NATO and Russia
Americans increasingly say influences of China, Russia and India have been getting stronger, while U.S. and European influences have been getting weaker
About 6 in 10 Americans see Russia as an enemy, including majorities of Democrats and Republicans
Large partisan divisions over Zelenskyy
Many say China, Russia and Iran are gaining influence, but most see U.S. as losing influence
The partisan gap on aid to Ukraine has shifted significantly since start of war