What Americans think of the British royal family before King Charles III’s coronation

On Saturday, King Charles III will be officially crowned as Britain’s monarch — formally succeeding his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

A new YouGov poll conducted in the weeks prior to the king’s coronation finds that 62% of Americans say they do not care about the event “very much” (29%) or “at all” (33%). That apathy does not indicate a personal dislike of King Charles III, though. …

Americans have a more favorable than unfavorable view of King Charles III (+6), and hold even more positive views of the king’s heir, Prince William, Prince of Wales (+33), and William’s wife, Catherine, Princess of Wales (+34). The most favorably viewed members of the royal family whom we asked about have died: Diana, Princess of Wales (+69 net score; died in 1997) and Queen Elizabeth II (+56; died last year). CONTINUED

Linley Sanders, YouGov


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