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July 29, 2024

War in Ukraine: Wide Partisan Differences on U.S. Responsibility and Support

Democrats are more likely than Republicans to see Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as a ‘major threat’ to the U.S.

Democrats are more likely than Republicans to see Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as a ‘major threat’ to the U.S.

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Democrats are more likely than Republicans to see Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as a ‘major threat’ to the U.S.

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War in Ukraine: Wide Partisan Differences on U.S. Responsibility and Support
Deep partisan differences on U.S. responsibility to help Ukraine and how much support to provide
Democrats are more likely than Republicans to see Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as a ‘major threat’ to the U.S.
Broad public support for maintaining sanctions on Russia; wider differences on providing military aid to Ukraine and allowing Ukraine to strike inside Russia
Republicans and Democrats remain divided over U.S. aid to Ukraine
Americans’ views of how Ukraine’s defensive efforts against Russia’s invasion are going
Democrats are more concerned than Republicans that Russia may defeat Ukraine and invade other countries in the region