Democrats more likely than Republicans to expect a decline in U.S. influence after the pandemic % who say the United States will have influence in world affairs after the coronavirus outbreak compared to before the outbreak
Many Americans say the outbreak will have no impact on their country’s international standing. The largest share of Americans (41%) expect U.S. influence in world affairs to be about the same after the coronavirus outbreak compared to beforehand. The rest are evenly split, with 29% saying the U.S. will have more influence and less influence, respectively.
Democrats more likely than Republicans to expect a  | decline in U.S. influence after the pandemic  | % who say the United States will have  | influence in world affairs after the  | coronavirus outbreak compared to before the outbreak  | About the  | More  | Less  | same  | Total  | 29%  | 41%  | 29%  | Rep/Lean Rep  | 41  | 48  | 11  | Conserv  | 43  | 48  | 8  | Mod/Lib  | 37  | 47  | 15  | Dem/Lean Dem  | 19  | 35  | 45  | Cons/Mod  | 24  | 36  | 39  | Liberal  | 12  | 31  | 56  | Source: Survey of U.S. adults conducted April 29-May 5, 2020  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 