Most Americans continue to support the United States’ involvement in the war between Russia and Ukraine, though support for sending funds directly to Ukraine is more tepid and Americans are becoming increasingly wary of making economic sacrifices in order to support effective sanctions.
Overall, support for a U.S. response to the war remains high. Most Americans believe the United States should play a major (32%) or minor (49%) role in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Just 19% feel the United States shouldn’t have a role. While support has not changed since last month, support for the United States playing a major role in the war has dropped from a peak of 40% in March of 2022. CONTINUED
AP-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research
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