Many see NATO positively, but sharp partisan divides persist

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May 6, 2024

2. Americans’ opinions of NATO

Many see NATO positively, but sharp partisan divides persist

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Many see NATO positively, but sharp partisan divides persist

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2. Americans’ opinions of NATO
Many see NATO positively, but sharp partisan divides persist
Those with more knowledge of NATO are more positive about the alliance
Americans’ knowledge of NATO
Fewer Americans say NATO’s influence is getting stronger than in 2022
More Democrats than Republicans say U.S. benefits from NATO membership

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Many see NATO positively, but sharp partisan divides persist

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