they Across U.S and willing Western Europe, most people say the they would be willing to accept Muslim neighbors, the members % who say they would be willing to accept Muslims as
The vast majority of people across 15 countries in Western Europe and in the United States say they would be willing to accept Muslims as neighbors. Slightly lower shares on both sides of the Atlantic say they would be willing to accept a Muslim as a family member.
they Across U.S and willing Western Europe, most people say  | the they would be willing to accept Muslim neighbors,  | the members  | % who say they would be willing to accept Muslims as  | neighbors  | family members  | U.S  | 89%  | 79%  | Austria  | 77  | 54  | 91  | Belgium  | 77  | Denmark  | 91  | 81  | Finland  | 83  | 66  | France  | 85  | 66  | Germany  | 77  | 55  | Ireland  | 75  | 60  | Italy  | 65  | 43  | Netherlands  | 96  | 88  | Norway  | 92  | 82  | Portugal  | 83  | 70  | Spain  | 86  | 74  | Sweden  | 90  | 80  | Switzerland  | 76  | 57  | +  | 78  | ek UK  | 53  | WESTERN EUROPE MEDIAN: 83%  | 66%  | Note: Questions asked of non-Muslims only  | Source: Western Europe data from survey conducted April-August 2017  | in 15 countries. U.S. data from survey conducted Sept. 5-16, 2019  | Being Christian in Western Europe  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 