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Our latest data on which institutions the public trusts and mistrusts to protect the country’s security.
Our latest data on which institutions the public trusts and mistrusts to protect the country’s security.
Our latest data on which institutions the public trusts and mistrusts to protect the country’s security.
Support for Gina Haspel’s nomination to be CIA director jumped noticeably after her confirmation hearing.
New polling aims to shed light on Americans’ perceptions of the intelligence community and to test the claim that efforts by these agencies to be more open will enhance their popular support.
We conducted a public opinion survey that found that Americans are sensitive to considerations of necessity, proportionality, and congressional authorization when evaluating whether the use of force is a justified response to a military threat from a foreign country. But what if the threat in question isn’t a conventional military one?
Our latest data on which institutions the public trusts and mistrusts to protect the country’s security.
We set out to design a set of surveys to measure the extent to which public opinion—or, perhaps more accurately, the public’s moral intuition—aligns with legal considerations regarding the use of force. Our results surprised us.
Recent polling shows that Americans are concerned about election security and Russian election interference as well, though a partisan divide remains to some degree.
Our latest data on which institutions the public trusts and mistrusts to protect the country’s security.