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September 19, 2018

Partisan Divides in Views of Many Countries – but Not North Korea

Among Democrats, a sharp rise in ‘very cold’ feelings toward Russia since 2016

Among Democrats, a sharp rise in ‘very cold’ feelings toward Russia since 2016

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Among Democrats, a sharp rise in ‘very cold’ feelings toward Russia since 2016

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Partisan Divides in Views of Many Countries – but Not North Korea
Democrats and Republicans diverge in opinions of Mexico, Iran, Russia and several other countries
Public is warmest on Canada, coldest on North Korea
Democrats much more likely than Republicans to feel very coldly toward Russia
Among Democrats, a sharp rise in ‘very cold’ feelings toward Russia since 2016
Half or more in both parties feel warmly toward Japan; wider differences in China, India
Across party lines, most have very cold feelings toward North Korea; Democrats are less negative toward Iran
Majorities in both parties give Britain positive ratings; Republicans feel less warmly toward Germany