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US Public Supports NATO, Ukraine Aid, and Strong Military

December 4, 2025

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Key Takeaways

64% of respondents favor increased US engagement in international events.
68% hold a favorable view of NATO.
62% support sending US weapons to Ukraine.
70% distrust Russia to honor peace agreement terms.

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Strategic Implications

The poll's findings may indicate a shift in public opinion towards stronger global engagement and defense spending, which could influence future policy decisions. The support for NATO and Ukraine aid suggests a bipartisan consensus on these issues, which may impact the US's role in international relations and global security.

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What Happened

Poll Reveals Bipartisan Backing For Global Engagement And Defense Spending

A new poll released by the Ronald Reagan Institute finds growing bipartisan support for NATO, sending weapons to Ukraine, and increased defense spending. The survey of over 2,500 people shows that a majority of respondents favor a strong US military presence globally and believe American military superiority is essential. The poll’s findings come as defense leaders gather for the Reagan National Defense Forum, and may inform discussions on the new National Defense Strategy. The poll was conducted ahead of the forum and reported by Breaking Defense.

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