Democrats and Republicans in U.S. differ on UN favorability % among who say they have afavorable view of the United Nations 100 %
While Americans’ views of the UN have remained generally stable overall since 2007, Democrats and Republicans consistently express differing views about the organization, and the size of the partisan gap has increased over time. This year, for example, 85% of Democrats are positive on the UN, compared with just 39% of Republicans, a difference of 46 percentage points.
Democrats and Republicans in U.S. differ on UN favorability  | % among who say they have afavorable view of the United Nations  | 100 %  | 85  | 85  | 79 81  | 80 81  | Democrats  | 72 79 78  | 77  | 75  | 68 74 72 79  | 72  | 7170 72  | 68  | 8  | 668 69  | 59  | 668  | Independents  | 68  | 67  | a 62  | 48  | 58 56 56 a 62  | 51  | 48  | Republicans  | 45 4142  | 43 44  | 45 4142 38  | 41  | 39  | 38  | 36  | 1990  | 1993  | 1996  | 1999  | 2002  | 2005  | 2008  | 2011  | 2014  | 2017  | 2020  | Note: Beca use some earlier data did not include partisan leaning Republicans and Democrats in this graphic do not include leaners  | Source: Pew Research Center surveys 1990 2003, 2005 and 2017 Summer 2020 Global Attitudes Survey. q8e  | "International Cooperation We comed Across 14 Advanced Economies  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 