Decisions About U.S. Military Should Stay With the U.S., Opinion Divided on Public Health

Publication Date: 08/09/2025 11:00 AM CST

Decisions About U.S. Military Should Stay With the U.S., Opinion Divided on Public Health

Publication: 08/09/2025 11:00 AM CST

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When it comes to NATO policy, 60% say U.S. military operations should be controlled solely by U.S. military officials.
- Just 25% disagree and want NATO to have more authority over operations.
One in four voters (26%) who think the UN generally opposes America's interests want them more involved in U.S. military operations.
- That is almost identical to the number who want more UN support that believes the UN supports America's interests.
When it comes to public health and pandemic responses, opinion is split on whether to keep that authority with U.S. officials or lean more on the World Health Organization (WHO).
A narrow plurality (46%) prefer to give more control to the WHO, while 43% disagree.
As is often the case, postgraduates feel much differently than the rest of the nation on this issue.
- Six in ten (60%) of postgraduates want to lean more on the WHO, compared to 42% of those with a bachelor's and 44% of those with no degree.