Americans shift toward quick Ukraine war resolution
Americans are almost evenly divided on whether the U.S. should continue to help Kyiv win back territory it lost in the protracted war with Russia (48%) or push for a quick peace, even if that means Ukraine does not regain all of the occupied territories (50%), according to the Gallup survey conducted between Dec. 4-15.
Support for a quick resolution has been steadily increasing since August 2022, when it stood at 33%.
In the previous five Gallup polls, a majority of American respondents favored fighting to victory.
Partisan preferences for U.S. involvement in the war remain sharply divided. Support for a quick end to the war among Republican respondents has increased 20 points to 74% in the latest poll, compared with just 30% among Democrats, who generally favor continuing support for Ukraine.
A steady 68% of U.S. adults say neither Russia nor Ukraine is currently winning the war, including similar percentages of Republicans, Democrats and independents.
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